If Only I Had Pictures — United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Share By Rae Goldfarb I lost my family in the Holocaust. I also lost the images of my past. Everything was destroyed: my home, my material possessions, including nearly every picture. Most importantly, none of my relatives survived. I was one of two children who survived the Holocaust from my town of Dokszyce in eastern Poland, now Belarus. The town’s Jewish population was about 3,000 before the Holocaust. Only a dozen or so survived. I cannot remember the house that was my home during my childhood. I only have a description shared with me by my mother. I do not remember th...
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