Elie
Buzyn
Elie Buzyn
Élie was born in 1929 in the city of Lodz, which from April 1940 onwards was home to one of Poland's largest ghettos. He survived there with his parents and sister, until they were deported to Auschwitz in 1944. Elie was then 15 years old. His parents were immediately murdered and he lost track of his sister. When the camp was liquidated, he survived the death marches to Buchenwald, where, like Armand Bulwa, he was one of the nine hundred adolescents who survived. After the war, Élie had nothing left. He stayed in France for a while, [...+]
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« Telling my children would have been like injecting them with intravenous poison. »
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« My father had read Mein Kampf and said what Hitler says doesn't matter, he'll never do it. »
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