This is the story of an assimilated, well-to-do Jewish family living in Nagykoros. When Mariann's father lost his business, the family moved to Budapest and Mariann watched as her mother and grandmother took charge of running things.
They were sent to the women's concentration camp of Ravensbrück in northern Germany; only Mariann returned alive. Now in her 80s, Mariann is still running her own publishing company.
Mariann was born in the town of Nagykőrös in Hungary, then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The Empire was formed in 1867 under Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph, combining the power of Hapsburg-led Austria with that of Hungary. The Empire also included Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, Slovakia, as well as part of what are now Serbia, Romania, Ukraine, Poland, and the Czech Republic.
| Title / School Subject | Documents | Language |
|---|---|---|
| Holokauszt oktatása iskolámban Társadalomismeret, Történelem |
hu | |
| Óravázlat - "Szerelem papírrepülőn" Társadalomismeret, Történelem |
hu | |
| Óravázlat -"Nők, akiktől mindent megtanultam" Történelem |
hu | |
| The women who taught me everything - Interactive Film Script History |
en | |
| Mariann Szamosi: Post-War Jewish Life in Hungary History |
en |