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Lieber, Lola |
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Lola Lieber, is a Hungarian-Polish Holocaust survivor and the author of A World After This: A Memoir of Loss and Redemption. She had her husband spent six years hiding and running from the Nazis. It was her faith and her traditional upbringing that propelled Lola to uphold her Jewish values and traditions. Today in her eighties, she still paints and is a successful artist. Her work has been exhibited in many art galleries throughout the United States and is in the permanent collection of the San Francisco Museum of Art, in addition to in Yad Vashem and private collections around the world.
Part II
When we began to recite the haggadah, we all wept. We did not need to add extra discussion linking us to the Israelites’ departure from Egypt and the miracles they experienced. We represented all that was lost as much as we represented the reality of surv...
Part I
We had the clothes on our backs and one fresh change for each. With nothing to burden us, the trip was made easier. No more layers of clothing on our bodies or swaying carts dangerously overweight with household belongings. We had each other and a profoun...
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