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Renée Borycki

« My mother and I lived in a cupboard for two and a half years. »

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The Last survivors of the camps

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The Last hidden children

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Joseph
« I didn't want to follow my father. I wanted to stay with the people who had been my family for three years. They were the only people I knew. »
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Allan
« The closet measured less than a metre wide by a metre and a half. »
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Rachel
« Our neighbours promised my parents that they would look after us until they got back. »
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Rachel
« I became a slightly happier girl. My husband saved my life. »
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Sami
« I live under the poverty line. 40% of the Holocaust survivors in New-York live under the poverty line. »

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The camps

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The present and the future

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Live with

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Life in hiding

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The end of the war

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The turning point

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My visit to Laszlo

« When I take pictures of deportees, I don't do flattering portraits. I want people to look at their faces and imagine the memories they have behind them. »
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My visit to Anita

« My mother didn't just give me life once, by saving me, she gave me life twice. »
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My visit to Joseph

« My teddy bear was my only friend, my only childhood toy. »
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My visit to Rachel

« Every survivor of the Holocaust is a miracle. Because after what the Nazis did, there was no way that the Jews could survive. »
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