My mother on the far left and her baby brother in the middle, finally free in America. Please CLICK HERE to read the full story about escaping the Concentration Camps of Nazi Germany during WWII that I wrote in honor of Holocaust Remembrance week.
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Moving picture. Thanks for sharing it.
What an amazing family history! Thanks for sharing.
Your story moved me to tears. While many of my family were murdered by the Nazi butchers, several others were saved by non-Jews like your grandfather, who risked everything to save them.
People like your grandfather are what kept hope and a belief in goodness alive in the very darkest of times.
Thank you for sharing your family’s story. I’ve shared a very small bit of my own here.
What an amazing photo! IT is such a treasure to have these reminders of the past. i am going now to read your Holocaust post.
Amazing pic and story, thank you for sharing.
Amazing story!
Wow. What a shot – thanks for sharing!
Wow! I would love to read your story….I find the history of the Holocost and it’s survivors so interesting, especially since living in Germany.
What a special picture! I hope you have that framed somewhere in your home.
wow what and amazing picture and I read all the story, I can only imagine how hard that was and is on your family. I am so happy that it has a happy ending.
That’s such a special picture to share with all of us. Thank you.
Just amazing! What a great picture!
That is amazing that you have this photo. It`s a story to tell over and over.
How lucky that you still have photos from that time period, as well as your beautiful family!
I read part one. Amazing! I’ll try to read part two soon. Great picture and a family treasure. Thanks for sharing your families story.
What an amazing story to go with such a beautiful photo! Thanks for sharing!
What an incredible photo. Surely something to treasure and keep for generations.
Wow! That is amazing. I’ve ran out of words. I also agree that it is a beautiful photo.
I’m soooo glad photos like this are being (digitized?) saved online before the paper fades away – Thanks for sharing love your blog over here
What a great photo! Her little brother is super cute.
Amazing and so touching.
Teresa I’d recognize anywhere, but Casey not so much (didn’t grow a mustache til a year later – Casey I mean) xxoooxxx
This is such an amazing picture!
What an amazing picture and story to share! I love learning and knowing more about our history!:)
Wow, Awesome picture!
I am sorry I didn’t make it by for WW. What an amazing picture and thank you for sharing it
What an amazing photo and inspirational story. Thanks so mcuh for sharing.
Inspirational! Priceless pic!
Amazing photo. Happy belated WW.
That is a precious picture!
All I can say is AMAZING!