Friday January 27—the day Auschwitz-Birkenau was liberated—is International Holocaust Remembrance Day. This day calls for people around the world to remember and honor the victims of the Holocaust—those who perished and those who survived to tell their story. Read how one survivor found healing through the Facing History students who listened to her after years of staying silent.
Flora Hogman
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Why I Share My Story of Being a Hidden Child During the Holocaust
Posted by Flora Hogman on January 26, 2017
Topics: Antisemitism, Memory, Choosing to Participate, Identity, Holocaust, Survivor Testimony, History, legacy
I Was A Hidden Child During the Holocaust: Why I Share My Story
Posted by Flora Hogman on September 18, 2015
For many years, my past as a Jewish child hiding from the Nazis during the second world war was obliterated from my memory. Finally I realized that I needed to face a huge and painful void in my life. The opportunity came as a friend invited me to speak to a Facing History and Ourselves classroom.
Topics: Antisemitism, Choosing to Participate, Identity, Holocaust, Survivor Testimony, History