Holocaust survivor Gena Turgel, consoler of Anne Frank, dies
[2023-08-12 02:13:38]
London - Young journal Before the death of a journalist and a month before the camp was released, the massacre survivor Gena Turgel passed away at the Bergen-Belsen camp and Anne Frank died. She is 95 years old
On Thursday, UK chief Ephraim Mirvis said Tegel died on Twitter. This news, some witnessed by Polish natives during her decades sharing the experience of World War II, including witnessing the Auschwitz concentration camp, Buchenwald, Bergen-Bell Caused compliments from people. Terror of the Nazi camp in the forest.
After the end of World War II, Target married Norman Targle, one of the British who liberated Bergen-Bersen, and was called "Brides of Versen". Her wedding dress is made of parachute silk and is part of the collection of the Imperial War Museum in London.
Two months ago, Turgel sat on a wheelchair with a blanket laid on his knees and participated in the annual genocide commemoration in the UK.
"My story is about survivors, but there are stories that 6 million people were killed," she said at the London Hyde Park event. "Perhaps it is the reason I can not escape - so my testimony seems to be the candle I shone for men, women and children who do not have any voice."
Krakow, Poland, was born on Gena Goldfinger on February 1, 1923, and at the end of 1941 Turgel and her family had no choice but to enter the Jewish district with only potato bags, flour, and some items did. According to a report by the Holocaust Education Trust in London, brothers were shot by SS.
One of her sisters was shot while trying to smuggle the food to the labor camp. In January 1945, Target and her mother were obliged to go from the Auschwitz concentration camp to the parade of Qwen Wald's death and left the rest of the sisters. When they were ld they were forced to give up on the rest of her sisters. In February 1945, they arrived in Bergen, Germany - Belsen
In February 1945, Trule came to the hospital in Bergen-Bergen, but the 22-year old Target received treatment of 15-year-old Anne Frank.
"I washed her face and gave her water, I still can see the face, her hair and her face," Turgel told the BBC.
In 1987, Turgel published a memoir called "I Light a candle" and rewrote her story at a school in the UK until her life was over.
"Gena has dedicated my life to sharing testimony with hundreds of thousands of schools around the world and her story is hard to hear - she's hard to say, but she sees to speak forever Nobody will forget who they are. "Rock Holocaust Education Trust says
London Mayor Sadik Khan met Turgel at the Hyde Park event in April and said, "It was inspired by his lifelong education to educate people about the Holocaust."
"Let's hope for a better future, we should dismantle anti-Semitism and all hatred, and should not be tolerated," Tagle said at the time. "I will ask you, please do not forget those who are not as lucky as you."
On the day of 2010, Miep Gies helped conceal the Jewish girl Anne Frank and his family during World War II and was the last survivor of a small group of people who died in the Netherlands. After Franks was discovered in 1944 and sent to concentration camps, Gis rescued the notes Anne Frank left behind and explained the two years she was hiding. These works later were published as "Anne Frank: The Diary of the Girls" and became one of the most widely read reports on the Holocaust.
The Holocaust is the moment of sorrow for many people. However, the story that occurred during the Holocaust was truly exciting and had an impact on the lives of many people all over the world. This is the story of Anne Frank and his family. Anne Frank was one of over one million Jews who died in the Holocaust (Anne Frank 1). In September 1939 when the Second World War began, more than 1.5 million Jews lived in the countries occupied or being occupied by Hitler. - Annelies Marie Frank (Full name of Anne Frank) was born on June 12, 1929 in Frankfurt, Germany. Her parents are Otto and Ed