Noted after putting away the laundry.

Between 48:00 & 51:00 of "Oral history interview with Samuel Oliner"

https://collections.ushmm.org/search/catalog/irn512442

He says he experienced some anti-semitism before the invasion, but never took it "extremely seriously," and describes an anti-semitic decree that happened before the Nazis came. There was a more ritualistic & humane way to slaughter an animal that was practiced, but it became forbidden by law. He says he thinks their tradition is also similar to Native American tradition.