Best Friends Who Thought Each Other Had Died In Holocaust Reunited After 82 Years
by : Julia Banim on : 13 Mar 2021 12:32
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A pair of best friends who each believed the other had died in the Holocaust have been reunited after 82 years.
Betty Grebenschikoff and Ana María Wahrenberg, grew up together in Berlin in the 1930s.
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The last time they saw each other was back in spring 1939, when they were both just nine years old. Now 91, the two women have reconnected over Zoom, and have found that their bond is still strong even after the passing of so many years, the USC Shoah Foundation reports.
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Switzerland has voted to ban Muslim women from wearing the burqa in public places, following in the footsteps of France, Belgium and Austria. After years of discussion, referendum results for Sunday, March 7 show the vote has gained a narrow majority of 51%. Under this proposal, people in Switzerland will no longer be permitted to …