Holocaust Survivors
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A Story of Hope from Holocaust Survivors in This Moment of Fear
Writing at The Christian Post, Yael Eckstein tells a family story of God intervening when His people suffer.
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‘They Said Goodbye to Him’
A nurse from Fellowship-supported Shaare Zedek Medical Center tells the touching story of the last minutes of Israel's first coronavirus fatality, an elderly Holocaust survivor.
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Faces of The Fellowship: Nina
For Nina, the monthly grocery card she receives from The Fellowship feels like “air to breathe.”
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9 Standouts from New Yorkers’ Holocaust-Era Artifacts
In an effort to preserve Holocaust artifacts for future generations, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum asked New Yorkers for any photos, letters, or documents from this era.
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First Transport of Jews to Auschwitz Was 997 Young Slovak Women
A new book explains how young women were deceived during the Holocaust, so that they would show up for the first transport of Jews to Auschwitz.
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A Holocaust Survivor’s Daughter on How She Honors Her Family
Writing at TIME magazine, Helen Epstein says why “stumbling stones” – which are meant to commemorate lives lost in the Holocaust – continue to “surprise, provoke, and trigger reflection.” And why she chose for her own loved ones who perished in the Holocaust to be honored in this way.
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Yad Vashem, Facebook Partner To Commemorate Holocaust Victims
Yad Vashem and Facebook partner to create an IRemember Wall to commemorate Holocaust victims.
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75 Years Ago, Auschwitz was Liberated — Here’s How the World Is Remembering
Even as the number of Holocaust survivors dwindles, we are inspired to know the world hasn’t forgotten and that the 75th anniversary of Auschwitz’s liberation is being commemorated by many across the globe.
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Brothers Tell Us Forgetting Is Not an Option
Brothers Mikhail and Boris tell The Fellowship their family’s Holocaust story to keep alive 100 years of Jewish history.
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Glowing Stones to Commemorate Holocaust Across Netherlands
The Times of Israel reports on a new light display that will commemorate the Holocaust for International Holocaust Remembrance Day, which falls on January 27th.
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Anne Frank’s Friend Tells How a German Official Saved her Family
Now 92, Laureen writes in her new memoir about Hans Calmeyer, the German lawyer who she says saved her family.
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At Hanukkah, Holocaust Survivors Keep Memories Alive
From New York to Moscow, Holocaust survivors are joining together in cities around the world to light the Hanukkah menorah, reports the Times of Israel.
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