Lili
Leignel
Lili Leignel
Lili was born in Northern France on September 15, 1932, to Hungarian parents who had fled antisemitism in their homeland. After the birth of two sons, Robert and André, the family settled in Roubaix. From 1942, as required by law for all Jewish children over the age of six, Lili had to wear a yellow star. On Lili’s mother's birthday, which is on October 27, 1943, soldiers stormed into the house at three o’clock in the morning to take them away. The father was separated from the rest of the family; [...+]
My visit to Lili
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« More than 73 years later, I'm still afraid of dogs »
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« That awful smell that you can never forget »
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« Those were such touching scenes! »
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« We remain scarred for life »



