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Keywords: mother; father; Poland; Russia; parents; family background; family history; ancestors; ancestry; France; heritage; roots; Eastern European Jews; Old Country; relationships; marriage; Yiddish language; Yiddish speakers; secular Jews; Russian language; Polish language; German language; French language; languages
Keywords: childhood; 1930s; father; Polish Army; WWII; WW2; Second World War; World War 2; World War II; Holocaust; Shoah; khurbn; khurbm; mother; parents; family; prisoner of war; German-occupied France; Battle of France; Henri Riboleau; Suzanne Riboleau; 1940s; German Army; antisemitism; anti-Semitism; Jewish businesses; Nazi Germany; anti-Jewish laws; Nazis
Keywords: Henri Riboleau; Suzanne Riboleau; WWII; WW2; Second World War; World War 2; World War II; Holocaust; Shoah; khurbn; khurbm; 1940s; German-occupied France; German Army; French police; father; parents; mother; tailor; brother; childhood; antisemitism; anti-Semitism; children; persecution; anti-Jewish law
Keywords: Henri Riboleau; Suzanne Riboleau; childhood; children; antisemitism; anti-Semitism; anti-Jewish laws; family; parents; persecution; school; friendships; Jewish badge; WWII; WW2; Second World War; World War 2; World War II; Steven Spielberg; “17 rue St. Fiacre”; Holocaust; Shoah; khurbn; khurbm; concentration camps; German Army; Nazis; Star of David
Keywords: uncle; family; aunt; Holocaust survivors; WWII; WW2; Second World War; World War 2; World War II; Holocaust; Shoah; khurbn; khurbm; cousin; Nazis; Gestapo; children; Henri Riboleau; Suzanne Riboleau; brother; Brooklyn, New York; United States; husband; relationships; immigration and migration; English language; Yiddish language; spouse; courtship; New York City
Keywords: Jewish identity; Judaism; kosher; kashres; kashruth; kashrut; kashrus; United States; shabes; Shabbos; Shabbat; husband; Conservative Judaism; synagogue; bas-mitsve; bath mitzvah; bat mitzvah; bas mitzvah; temple; shul; schul; religious practice; religious observance; spouse; marriage; relationships; Yiddish language; Yiddish speakers; COVID-19 pandemic; coronavirus pandemic; Jewish holidays; children; childhood; parents; coming back to Yiddish; Holocaust survivors; aunt; languages; Yiddish plays; Yiddish theater; Yiddish theatre; Hebrew language