
Tiny Slivers of Freedom: Watching the First Jews to Escape the Holocaust
Until I saw “The World Will Tremble,” I had never seen a Holocaust film where Jewish prisoners manage to actually escape from the clutches of the Nazis.
Until I saw “The World Will Tremble,” I had never seen a Holocaust film where Jewish prisoners manage to actually escape from the clutches of the Nazis.
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I realized that she was the best-dressed woman in the museum. The day ended but her radiance continued.
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With Judaism, with God, my life is completely different now.
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