Date of Thesis
2010
Description
The aim of this thesis was to attempt to explain the inexplicable, thus coming to some concrete rationale as to why Murray was able to persevere unlike so many unfortunate victims who perished. The findings of this research attribute Murray's survival to three distinct categories; (1) Murray's geographical location and relationship to his hometown of Wierchomla, Poland (2) rare level of low anti-Semitic activity encountered and (3) a number of miscellaneous personal factors that included but are not limited to his diet, gender, age, psychological composition, family connections, agency, etc.
Keywords
Holocaust, surviving, Poland
Access Type
Honors Thesis
Major
History
First Advisor
David Willson Del Testa
Recommended Citation
Jones, Greg, "Surviving the Holocaust: A Life History Study" (2010). Honors Theses. 26.
https://digitalcommons.bucknell.edu/honors_theses/26
Comments
PUBLIC