Mendel Rosenberg was liberated by U.S. forces on 5 May 1945 and subsequently lived at the Feldafing displaced-persons camp, where he worked for the American Army before emigrating to the United States.

Evidence

Mendel's first-person testimony describes liberation by the Americans on 5 May 1945 and his postwar move to Feldafing, including work for the American Army. The museum summary and later Army biography independently preserve the same broad sequence.

People

Mendel Rosenberg

Places

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Family lines

Rosenberg–Šiauliai survivor line

Supporting sources

Mendel Rosenberg oral history, Beyond the Shoah - 5: Remembering Fort Knox Soldiers, Families affected by the Holocaust

Contrary sources

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What remains uncertain

Contemporary liberation and Feldafing registration records have not yet been matched to Mendel in STEINE.