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After sixty years of searching for the family who saved him from the Nazis, David Rossler has finally reunited with the family’s descendants.

A Holocaust survivor, whose health is rapidly declining, was reunited with the family that saved him and his mother during WWII. The reunion came after decades of searching.

David Rossler spent years searching for the house and the family that helped him and his mother evade the concentration camps during the war.

Nearly 80 years after the Holocaust, David Rossler, now 83, visited the home in Brussels where he hid for his life along with his mother and hadnt been back to since.

A Jewish man who was saved by a Belgian family as a child during the Holocaust was reunited with descendants of his rescuers for the first time, nearly 80 years later.

After years of searching, a social media post and the help of a MyHeritage genealogist in Belgium helped facilitate a special reunion between an 83-year-old Holocaust survivor and the family of the man who saved him and his mother in Auderghem, Belgium.

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