Picture this… you are standing in the middle of a concentration camp. You and your parents are separated. They are sent to the gas chamber and you are sent to work. Think about how you would feel if you were faced the task of raising a family after that sort of experience, seeing your own parents sent to their deaths. It seems pretty hard to comprehend, but the survivors of the Holocaust had to do …showed first 75 words of 1929 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1929 total…the continuation of lives as well as the resurrection of lost loved ones. Children, in turn, protected their parents by avoiding asking questions. It is, nevertheless, astonishing that the Holocaust survivors and their families were able to adapt and go on. They did what they had to do, through strife and pain, to make it happen. They persevered and triumphed over the Nazis and showed them that the Jewish spirit and faith would never die.