My Israeli hero is my grandmother Miriam, my father’s mother.
The Scar that will Remain Forever
ORT Guttman On March - 22 - 2011
Hello, my name is Noga and I want to tell you the story of my grandfather. I hope it will show you how cruel and terrible the Holocaust really was.
Holocaust Memories
ORT Alon On March - 22 - 2011
My great-grandfather’s name is Moshe and today he is 95 years old. He was born in 1915 in Kelme, Lithuania.
A Lucky Life
ORT Afek On March - 22 - 2011
This is the story of my grandfather (my mother’s father), Poldi, from the Second World War. He was seven years old when the war began.
My Grandfather – A Holocaust Survivor
ORT Dafna On March - 22 - 2011
My grandfather was born in 1938 in Druya, which is now in Belarus. His name is Meir.
The Story of Alexandra Novikov
ORT Afula On March - 22 - 2011
Alexandra Novikov was born on September 9, 1927. She had two older brothers and two older step-sisters. They lived in Moscow, Russia when the war began.
A Woman Who Experienced Everything
ORT Afek On March - 22 - 2011
This is a short story about my great-grandmother, Elka Golub, who barely survived the Second World War. She is now 89 years old and living with Alzheimer in a nursing home in Acre, Israel.
The Story of a Survivor
ORT Afek On January - 26 - 2011
My great grandmother (Ilunka) is a Holocaust survivor. This is a part of an interview that I conducted with her, and it is only a small part on her life’s story.
Lost and Found
ORT Motzkin On December - 25 - 2010
Sometimes you hear, read, or see a story, and you enjoy it or feel different for a while because of it. Sometimes you just move on, or do not even care enough in order to listen to the whole story.
Holocaust Survivors
ORT Yonatan On December - 25 - 2010
The word “Holocaust” is used to define a huge disaster or a fundamental catastrophe.
Closure – Translated by Liran W
ORT Givatayim On December - 24 - 2010
It all began with a letter, which came to my family from Anya Kister, a Righteous among the Nations from Poland. In the letter Anya asked to come for a visit in Israel in order to close a full circle, which opened 60 years earlier when Anya was a young girl, who lived with her family in a small village in Poland.
