A potato sack helped her survive the Holocaust. She'll tell her story during virtual event.
A potato sack helped her survive the Holocaust. She'll tell her story during virtual event. Carli Teproff, The Miami Herald Jan. 23—Suly Chenkin was only 3 when her mother and father gave her a sleeping potion, put her in a potato sack and threw her over the barbed wire. Her parents, she later learned, thought giving the little girl away was her only chance of survival. This was on May 11, 1944, about three years after the Nazis invaded Kovno (Kaunas), Lithuania. Chenkin, who survived the Holocaust and was eventually reunited with her parents, will share her tale of survival...