2018年12月28日 · On November 29, 1938, Robert, his mother, and stepfather were evicted from their apartment. With help from the Jewish Community Service, they found two rooms in an elderly Jewish woman’s apartment. Robert and his family are …

2016年5月4日 · Bob Behr, 94, experienced the entire Holocaust from 1933 until he was liberated in 1945. Behr would eventually immigrate to the U.S., where he enlisted in the Army, and later worked for the Air Force as a civilian in the intelligence field for more than 35 years.

Robert Behr (1922—2018) Holocaust Survivor & Nazi Interrogator Berlin, Germany. B.A. in Modern European History Miami University, Class of 1967. Robert Behr was born in Berlin, Germany on March 1, 1922 into a middle-class Jewish family. His parents, Alfred and Lilly Behr, divorced when he was young and his mother remarried Dr. Alfred Hamburger.

2018年8月10日 · Robert “Bob” Behr was born on March 1, 1922 in Berlin, Germany to Alfred and Lilly Welsch Behr. Alfred was a commercial real estate agent and Lilly managed their household. Robert’s parents divorced when he was young, and his mother remarried a …

2016年5月5日 · Following his liberation in 1945, Behr would eventually find his way to the U.S., where he enlisted in the Army, and nearly five years later was discharged and worked for the Air Force as a civil...

2014年8月8日 · Remembering the Holocaust: Bob Behr. Join us for this rare opportunity to hear from a survivor's firsthand account of this tragic time in history before it is lost forever. United States Holocaust Memorial Museum volunteer, Mr. Bob Behr, will recount his extraordinary experiences and unforgettable story.

2009年4月24日 · FORT RILEY, Kan. - Robert Behr is a U.S. Army veteran and a former "Big Red One" Soldier. He said life got better once he joined the Army at age 25, with regular meals and place to sleep. Unlike...

Life changed dramatically for Bob Behr and his family and all Jews in Germany when the Nazis came to power in 1933.

2015年8月4日 · Surviving the Nazis became his focus for the next twelve years. He and his family lived through growing threats to their very lives until the end of World War II. The Nazis instituted the Nuremberg Laws which stripped Jews of their German citizenship. Male Jews had their middle names changed to Israel; females had theirs changed to Sarah.

2015年3月26日 · STARKVILLE, Miss.--Mississippi State University will welcome Holocaust survivor Robert "Bob" Behr to campus on Tuesday [March 31] to speak about his experience in the concentration camps of Nazi Germany.