sksvlad
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4 unrelated Jewish children in pre IIWW Italy and how they survived the War https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9590916/. They tell you their stories in person after growing old. All stories are interesting but one, told by Liliana Segre, stands out. She had the worst of the lot, she was caught by a Swiss Alpine patrol and deported to Auschwitz, and then forced to walk in a "march of death" when Auschwitz prisoners were marched through Poland into Germany. Some of her stories surprised me. She talked of her grandparents being given an official pass to cross from Italy into Switzerland because, even though being old Jews, they did not represent a threat to the Third Reich. She also dispelled the myth that German guards raped female prisoners. She is the most eloquent out of 4 and speaks from the heart. A great highly personal add-on to IIWW history.
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