Laszlo
Seily
Laszlo Seily
Laszlo and his twin brother were born in 1937 in Budapest, Hungary. Unlike most Hungarian Jews, Laszlo and his family managed to survive in Budapest throughout the war. But Laszlo remembers when constant fear became part of his life. In 1944, the family was forced to relocate into a house for Jews where the living conditions were dreadful. Laszlo’s father then managed to get them a certificate of protection issued by Raoul Wallenberg. They left Hungary in 1956 and settled in the United States, where Laszlo became a professional photographer. In remembrance of his past, [...+]
My visit to Laszlo
Extraits
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Laszlo
« They took the Jews down, they lined them up on the banks of the river and they shot them. »
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Laszlo
« I realized that some people wanted to hurt me and I started to feel afraid. That fear stayed with me for years. »
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Mère de Laszlo
Père de Laszlo
Grand-mère de Laszlo
Grands-parents de Laszlo
