Sunday, 30 June 2013

Yad Vashem Officials Race to Record the Memories of Elderly Holocaust Survivors Before Their Stories Are Lost Forever

FSWC Reports:

From ynetnews.com:

With a hand on her chest, 82-year-old Rivka Fringeru battled back tears as she reeled off a list of names she has rarely voiced in the past 70 years: Her father, Moshe, then her mother, Hava, and finally her two older brothers, Michael and Yisrael.

All perished in the Holocaust after the Harabju family from Dorohoi, Romania, was rounded up in 1944 and sent to ghettos and camps. Only Rivka and her brother Marco survived, and like many others, they spent the rest of their lives trying to move on and forget. 
 
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