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My Two Lives - Lotte Weiss zipper But “this is not your

My Two Lives - Lotte Weiss zipper But “this is not yourLotte Weiss was a remarkable woman, who believed in miracles. Without them she would not have survived. Lotte was born in Czechoslovakia into a large and loving family. This came to an abrupt end when, in 1942, Lotte was forcibly deported, together with two of her sisters, to Auschwitz. Tragically, three months later, the rest of her family were also taken, and Lotte, alone, miraculously survived three years slave labour in the death camp, from where

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But “this is not your Bubbie’s history book” (Bill Maher

with the silvertoned hamsa an additional 2cm

and face the future without fear

this seder can never end

a deeply knit community

My Two Lives - Lotte Weiss zipper But “this is not yourLotte Weiss was a remarkable woman, who believed in miracles. Without them she would not have survived. Lotte was born in Czechoslovakia into a large and loving family. This came to an abrupt end when, in 1942, Lotte was forcibly deported, together with two of her sisters, to Auschwitz. Tragically, three months later, the rest of her family were also taken, and Lotte, alone, miraculously survived three years slave labour in the death camp, from where

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