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Portraits Depicting Siblings of South Jersey Holocaust Survivors Part of Exhibit at Stockton
Galloway, N.J. – Distant memories and faded photographs are now more vivid and permanent for seven South Jersey Holocaust survivors whose siblings, murdered by…
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Stories from Holocaust prisoners forced to work in the gas chambers should be heard, not silenced
On October 7 1944, a group of prisoners in Auschwitz-Birkenau took up tools and stones and…
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Women who escaped Nazi Germany reunited after “six degrees of separation”
More than 80 years into life, Beatrice Muchman and Renate Wasserman learned they were second cousins, nearly 70…
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Two Holocaust survivors and their ‘wish of a lifetime’
WASHINGTON (WUSA9) – They called it, “the wish of a lifetime.” Two…
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French student credits Holocaust survivor for changing his life in new film
When Leon Zyguel visited a French classroom eight years ago to tell the story of how he survived Auschwitz and Buchenwald, he probably hoped…
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Jewish-American ex-sailor recalls Cyprus internment with Holocaust survivors
Anger gripped Murray Greenfield when he found himself locked up in a British detention camp with hundreds of Jewish refugees after WWII
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The once-a-week Holocaust survivors’ social (work) club
In recent years the Jerusalem Foundation has helped the Cafe Europa program establish locations throughout Jerusalem, where attendees can mingle, go on trips and take in lectures [caption id=”attachment_7771″…
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Holocaust survivors fondly remembered
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP —The names of more than 200 deceased Holocaust survivors were read aloud in the pouring rain and blustery wind Sunday morning as their sons,…
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Holocaust survivor delivers message of forgiveness
At dawn on an early spring day in 1944, a young Eva Mozes Kor and her family were freed from the overcrowded cattle car they’d been standing in…
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