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Holocaust Survivor Lucy Rothstein Baras and Family
1949
Lucy Rothstein Baras and family at outdoor cafe in Furth, Germany after World War II. From left: Lucy Rothstein Baras, Victor (son), Edward Baras (husband), Fishel Gelbtuch, Morris Baras (Edward's...
Lucy Rothstein Baras
December 16, 1980
Holocaust survivor Lucy Rothstein Baras in her residence.
Lucy Rothstein Baras and Family at Baras Residence
1950
From left: Lucy Baras, Sylvie Baras (sister-in-law), Edward Baras (husband), Fishel Gelbtuch (Sylvie's father); Baras residence.
Baras Family Portrait
1949
Baras family (from left): Lucy, Edward, and Victor; Bamberg, Germany.
Interview with Lucy Baras, November 12-13, 1980
Nov 12, 1980 - Nov 13, 1980
Biography Lucy Rothstein Baras was born in Skalat, Poland (Ukraine), on August 15, 1913. She was the oldest child in the family of an Orthodox Jewish leather merchant. After graduating from high sc...
