Spoon that saved a Jew’s life in Mauthausen camp is now displayed in Yad Vashem
Just before visitors enter the Holocaust History Museum to learn of the fate of the Jews of Europe and North Africa, they will encounter two items from the period of the Shoah.
A scarf worn by Anna Lichter when she jumped from the deportation train bound for the Bełżec extermination camp, and a spoon that belonged to Artek Poznanski, displayed at Yad Vashem Visitor Center.(photo credit: YAD VASHEM)ByZVIKA KLEINUpdated:
