A belated kaddish for the unnamed victims of the Annaberg Transport

They were murdered days after Yom Kippur, yet my father survived. “I’m always asked the question how did I survive. My only answer is that I never gave up hope,” he said.

Certificate issued by the US Army indicating that Fred Bachner was deported and kept for “compelsery” labor between Feb 18, 1943 and May 1, 1945 in the Graditz, Annaberg, Auschwitz, Gross-Rosen, and Dachau concentration camps

(photo credit: ELLEN BACHNER GREENBERG VIA NATIONAL LIBRARY OF ISRAEL)

ByELLEN BACHNER GREENBERG

NOVEMBER 5, 2020 10:49

A belated kaddish for the unnamed victims of the Annaberg Transport

They were murdered days after Yom Kippur, yet my father survived. “I’m always asked the question how did I survive. My only answer is that I never gave up hope,” he said.

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A belated kaddish for the unnamed victims of the Annaberg Transport

They were murdered days after Yom Kippur, yet my father survived. “I’m always asked the question how did I survive. My only answer is that I never gave up hope,” he said.

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