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Monday, August 10, 2009. From The Holocaust Survivor Cookbook. Copies of the cookbook can be obtained from their website www. Submitted by her daughter Desiree Mayer Kate, Solon, OH. In spite of many hardships, she was a very incredible mother. She committed her life to making mine better. She spent every available hour.

His defining characteristic was courage. He was a hero to his children and grandchildren. He faced the worst and the best in life. His strength, wit and wisdom saw him through. Devoted to his religion he put on tefillin. The morning before he died. Surrounded by his family his last decision was that he no longer needed to be a survivor. Why have this web site? 169; 1999-2018, John Menszer.

Is a series of portraits of Holocaust survivors photographed by acclaimed British photographer Harry Borden. From surviving the most extraordinary circumstances during WW2 to later returning to living ordinary lives, Holocaust survivors are a unique generation of human beings from whom we can gain insight. Producer and journalist Miriam Hechtman. Great post, very moving. You may find this interesting.