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Aron Warren

Of Blessed Memory 1922 – 2008

Aron Warshawski was one of nine children born to Miriam and Abraham Warszawski in Będzin, Poland. His strictly observant parents were well known for their hospitality and their involvement in Jewish community activities. Only seventeen when the Germans invaded Poland, Aron spent the war in a series of slave labor camps. After liberation at Langenstein, Aron was eventually reunited with his brother and two sisters. The family lived in the Bergen-Belsen Displaced Persons Camp until they came to the United States in June 1946.

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Testimony

Aron Warren Audio Testimony - January 25, 2000

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Resource Materials
Warren, Aron and Family
Aron Warren in Germany 1945
Aron Warren in KC in 1947
Aron Warren and family
Isak and Aron 1959
Warren, Aron
Warren, Aron and family
Warren, Aron and Family
Aron Warren in Germany 1945
Aron Warren in KC in 1947
Aron Warren and family
Isak and Aron 1959
Warren, Aron
Warren, Aron and family
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