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en Interview with Uzai Menachem, conducted by Sybille Baumbach, on 22.8.1993. https://keydocuments.net/source/jgo:source-273 Institute for the History of the German Jews Online Ressource The interview with Uzai Menachem was conducted during his stay in Hamburg as part of the visiting program in August 1993. It was the first time that Uzai Menachem returned to the city where he was born in 1928 as Max Isaak and where he lived with his parents and siblings, first in Parkallee, then in Brahmsallee. By means of a children transport [Kindertransport], Max Isaak (Uzai Menchaem) was able to flee to England and later emigrated from there to Palestine / Israel. His parents, a sister, and a brother were murdered by the National Socialists. For Uzai Menachem, returning to Hamburg was therefore a great psychological burden. The other interviews from the Research Centre for Contemporary History in Hamburg / Workshop of Memory FZH – Forschungsstelle für Zeitgeschichte (FZH) – Werkstatt der Erinnerung (WdE), which can be listened to here, also show how individually different remigration decisions are.