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Dora Rapaport lost her entire family in the Holocaust. She survived, but the baby girl she gave birth to in a concentration camp was taken by the Nazis. It would take 75 years for the fractured pieces of her family to come back together.
After 75 years, Holocaust survivor's search for her lost baby has bittersweet end In the inferno of Auschwitz, 2-year-old Eva was torn from her mother; Dora never stopped looking for Eva, and after her death, her two younger daughters took up the hunt, which finally bore fruit thanks to MyHeritage researchers Nir Cohen | Published: 01.29.21 , 19:18 For decades, Jewish American sisters Dena Morris, 72, and Jean Gerhart, 74, have searched for their elder sibling Eva who was torn away from their mother at the Auschwitz death camp. Now, with the help of in-depth research by Israeli high-tech c...