Holocaust child survivors
Holocaust survivor, 92, makes aliyah to Israel nine decades after Kindertransport - interview
Charash was born Helen Hesse in Hamburg, Germany. From April 1933, her father, an attorney, was no longer allowed to practice law.
Global Holocaust survivor population drops to about 196,000 worldwide, half in Israel, data shows
When centenarian survivors die, their lucid wartime memories go with them
The last witnesses: Holocaust survivors confront rising antisemitism
Hunger as children during Shoah stymies survivors’ rehabilitation today after hip fractures
Passing the torch of memory to our students
'Au Revoir, Mama'
Mama” Alex Buckman was only four years old when Mme. Andrée Geulen, a 20-year-old Brussels school teacher who saved many Jewish children, hid him from the Nazis.
Why a Holocaust survivor keeps returning to Poland
Nate Leipciger is a Holocaust survivor who has joined March of the Living 17 times since 1988.
Taking ownership of our story
International March of the Living Honors the Memory of Joseph Wilf
Wilf was born in 1925 in Poland and passed away in 2016.
Student photo project infuses life into memories of Holocaust survivors
Color to Life aims to bring the stories behind the pictures back to life, through their restoration.
Comptroller: Bureaucracy keeps Holocaust survivors from receiving rights
The State Comptroller's report, released on Wednesday shortly before Holocaust Memorial Day, indicated that Holocaust survivors in the country were not getting the rights they deserve.
Adopt-A-Safta’ pairs youth with at-risk Holocaust survivors
In an effort to alleviate that sense of isolation, the non-profit NGO Adopt-A-Safta is pairing young professionals with at-risk survivors to provide communication, affection and invaluable resources.
Poverty should not be a must for Holocaust survivors
Meet just a few of the survivors whose lives have been changed by the Aviv for Holocaust Survivors Organization.