Daniel
Goldman
Daniel Goldman
Daniel was born in Paris in 1926, into a working-class family from Poland, who had fled the pogroms. In 1942, as the great roundups began, his father gave him 500 francs - a considerable amount for the time - and ordered him to flee, without further ado. At the age of 16, he managed to cross into the free zone, then found a place to hide in a farm thanks to the Mission de Restauration Paysanne, where he met members of the Resistance who helped him bring his parents over and therefore saved their lives. [...+]
My visit to Daniel
Extraits
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« As he gave me the cash, he told me "Run away, just go!" »
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« We thought of nothing. We were only thinking about one thing: survival. »
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« When I got to the other side of the Allier, I thought I was arriving in America. It was the free zone! »
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