For National Gay Pride Month, USC Shoah Foundation is featuring a weekly testimony clip of eyewitnesses to the Nazi persecution of gay men during the Holocaust. This is the first clip in the series. In this video, Albrecht Becker describes the environment for gay men in Nazi Germany, and how the relative freedom he enjoyed during that time changed dramatically in June 1934.
To learn more and explore the stories of other eyewitnesses to the Holocaust and other genocides, visit sfi.usc.edu
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