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The big deal of hate still breathes

THE BIG BUSINESS OF HATE
by Egon Friedler

La Republica. Uruguay


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Once again the Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad reap a success of scandal, causing a wave of indignation in the West.

His infamous speech of incitement to the elimination of Israel from the face of the Earth, ironically delivered to the Human Rights Commission called the United Nations in Geneva, led to a massive outflow of the Board of the European representatives and convictions throughout the civilized world. But it is not the audience he addressed the arch-conservative Iranian leader. His audience is in Islamic countries where anti-Semitism breast milk and taught the interpretation of "hard" of the Koran according to which Jews are enemies of Allah and therefore are mortal enemies of Muslims, so state that no dialogue with them.

Many people in the world must wonder. Why just Iran has become the great enemy of Israel? Why the Iranian president is the most militant spokesman extreme position that is not even so systematically expressed by Arab Islamists directly involved in the struggle with the Jewish state?

The answer is simple. Hate is a big political deal. Serves to attach and detach to hide failures and silence enemies, to deflect all blame themselves an evil foreign enemies to justify and conceal unscrupulous rulers aggressive plans. And it is the recipe for securing the support of more primitive sectors of society.

Iran is not party to the Arab-Israeli or Palestinian-Israeli conflict. It has no territorial conflict or otherwise with the Jewish state. There is no objective reason why Iran is a sworn enemy of Israel. On the contrary, throughout history, the similarities between Jews and Persians, had very positive connotations. So why the Iranian Islamist regime chose Israel as an enemy? For the same reason that Hitler chose the Jews as the main pretext for launching its war against the world: to be the classic scapegoat, the ideal enemy, against which there is already a long and deeply rooted prejudices load, a militant hostility deep theological and historical roots.

In fact, Iran seized or kidnapped on their behalf the long and bitter Arab-Israeli conflict. His "solidarity" with the Palestinian cause allowed him to become the all-powerful arbiter in Lebanon where it acts through its armed militia composed of Lebanon, but funded and led by Tehran.

The guerrillas of the "Hezbollah" is presented as the "resistance", a resistance which of course does not have to resist, since Israel withdrew its troops from Lebanon in 2000. But the myth of the "resistance" serves as an alleged justification for the existence of an armed militia that makes a mockery of Lebanese sovereignty. Where did this old European powers, used to be called imperialism. Now it's worse, because Iran will not only removes any autonomy to the government of Beirut, Lebanon but involves a confrontation with a neighboring country, totally unnecessary and contrary to national interests. Today, almost three years of war against Israel foolishly provoked by Hezbollah, the balance for Lebanon is clearly negative. The Israeli army lost perhaps some prestige, but Lebanon had great losses in human lives and infrastructure that were not offset by the millions of dollars that Iran gave the country to avoid a strong anti-Iranian reaction.

Another "help", no less cynical is provided to Hamas. The aim of Iran is clear: to thwart any real progress towards creating a Palestinian state willing to make peace with Israel. For if the division of the Palestinians into two hostile camps, Fatah and Hamas, not enough, Tehran, by supporting the radical Islamist movement in Gaza, intensifies and perpetuates the conflict between the two groups and thwarts progress towards any negotiated settlement of the Arab-Israeli conflict. To this should be adding their territorial aspirations in Bahrain, the recent discovery of an Iranian-Lebanese subversive network in Egypt, supporting Shia insurgent groups in Yemen and Saudi Arabia, and the breaking of diplomatic relations between Morocco and Iran in protest against Shiite clerics preaching subversive payments by the government in Tehran.

How adventurous policy that serves the national interests of Iran? If you are serious about a subject merely banal to the Islamist fanatic groups such as the welfare of the people, there is no doubt that that policy is useless. It is silver roll, it could definitely be much better spent on creating jobs and improving living standards.

According to some analysts, the Iranian theocratic regime is entering a phase of outright agony. It is not clear that this is so. But if it was, until its demise can still cause much damage

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Antisemitism

Durban II and the Holocaust, an unhappy coincidence of history
By Ruben Kaplan for

Guysen International News

While thousands of young people and adults from various countries, as they have since 1988, marching through the streets of Warsaw, Krakow and Lublin visiting the concentration camps of Auschwitz, Birkenau, Treblinka and Majdanek in commemoration of Yom HaShoah Vehagburá (Day of Holocaust and heroism), and Israel will honor the memory of those six million Jews who were massacred by the Nazis before and during the Second World War, Geneva, Switzerland, celebrates the World Conference against Racism and Xenophobia Durban II, an event whose very purpose is to demonize Israel, spread Judeophobia, throwing all criticism of Islam and attack the West. And if off, the start time of the Durban II summit coincided with the 120 anniversary of the birth of Adolph Hitler.

Switzerland, the summit host of the notorious Durban II, is known for its disregard recited and neutrality. Relying on the foregoing, the chairman Hanz Rudolf Herz, who also holds the post of finance minister, received the Sunday before the summit, in a reprehensible act, the president of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the stubborn and cynical Holocaust denier who has repeatedly threatened to wipe Israel off the map. The quasi entertainment

raving dispensed to Ahmadinejad by the Swiss President Herz, deserved the condemnation of Israel through the Foreign Ministry spokesman Yigal Palmor Affairs, defined the Persian as "the representative of a regime that violates human rights, who killed and persecuted opponents and minority groups and exports hatred and terrorism around the Middle East. "Dignify this regime with a handshake, only reinforces the position of the Ayatollah and sends the wrong message to all those in the Middle East and the rest of the world, risk their lives defending the human rights cause."

In his pathetic defense, Hans Rudolf Herz, in a radio interview defended the meeting with his colleague Mahmoud Ahmadinejad saying the criticism was not justified. "Switzerland is a neutral country and not part of any alliance," adding that it is part of the tradition of his country to offer its mediation services.

The role that Federer was left to the country during the Second World War, led to many controversies. In particular, Switzerland has been accused of rejecting thousands of Jewish refugees, sometimes delivering them to the German authorities, thus condemning them to certain death, to buy the gold belonging to Jews, which was stolen by the Nazis, and subsequently rejected delivery of assets deposited in its banks, allegedly good collection, by investors who were killed in the war. It has also been accused of helping prolong the war, supplying military equipment to the Third Reich. However

former Swiss President Kaspar Williger in 1995 apologized for the conduct of his country to the Jews, the current president Herz, with its embrace of reception last Sunday when Ahmadinejad raving, consistent with its dark past, protects from other interests, the agreement of the Swiss-Iranian consortium Erdgas-Elektrizitätsgesellschaft Laufenburg (EGL) and the National Iranian Gas Export Company (Nigec) who sealed their union with a contract for 30,000 million dollars was signed in Tehran.

As expected, Monday 20 April, the UN Conference Against Racism Durban II, developed in the absence of Israel, Canada, USA, Germany, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, Netherlands and Poland, who refused to participate , clearly revealed its true nature.

just started his virulent speech at the conference that follows the 2001 Durban summit, the wicked Ahmadinejad began talking about "racist government" and "racism barbaric", referring to Israel.

"After World War II they resorted to military aggression to make an entire nation became homeless under the guise of Jewish suffering." "And they sent immigrants from Europe, America and elsewhere to establish a totally racist government in occupied Palestine."

Ahmadinejad's outbursts, which was interrupted and heckled by protesters wearing wigs clowns, who shouted racist, raised the immediate withdrawal of the enclosure, of 23 delegates who left their seats when the Iranian president insisted on accusing Israel of exercising a "cruel and repressive racist regime" against the Palestinians. "We must make efforts to end the abuses of the Zionists and their supporters. "

Criticism of inflamed hatred rant were instant. Washington condemned

Ahmadinejad's speech as "vile and hateful", while the Vatican (which did not leave the room) called it "extreme and unacceptable."

Navi Pillay, the High Commissioner for Human Rights of the UN, who had criticized the U.S. for its refusal to participate in the Summit, said the speech was "disgusting" and "detestable."

"I was shocked and deeply saddened by everything he said," said Pillay told reporters. "I do not think, however, that his conduct is no justification for any member of State left the conference." The outcome leaves the High Commissioner to the complaint unsubstantiated.

"As heinous anti-Semitic remarks have no place in a forum of the UN anti-racism, "said British Ambassador Peter Gooderham, whose country decided not to send a minister to Geneva, but validated by his presence as well as France Summit of shame.

For his part, French President Nicolas Sarkozy "condemned the hateful speech" and requested by the European Union reactions "extreme firmness" citing it as a serious "lack of respect for the values \u200b\u200bof the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. "

The UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon deplored the speech that led to dozens of delegates to leave their seats, another setback who joined the boycott of the US-led conference and followed by other countries. "I regret the use of this platform by the Iranian president to acknowledge, divide and even cause," he said. Adding in a press conference at the end of the day: "This was a very uncomfortable experience for me as Secretary General."

"I had not seen or experienced this type of procedure as harmful to the assembly of the conference, by any member state. This was a totally unacceptable situation," he added. You seem to forget

Ban Ki-Moon that Ahmadinejad was feted on September 25, 2008 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York by the Catholic priest Miguel D'Escoto Brockmann President of the General Assembly of the United Nations who embrace by, recognized him as the guest of honor, before a speech in that venue, similar to today.

Although most Ahmadinejad returned to the compound when he finished speaking, the Czech Republic said that his delegation would not participate in the conference.

Ahmadinejad's speech was televised live in Iran. The transmission was abruptly interrupted when the European delegates withdrew in protest, of course, was resumed at the end of it, when some Arab and Third World countries applauded mildly.

On Tuesday 21 April, in Israel, with a contrite heart, it remembers the victims of the Holocaust, the greatest crime in human history. By an ironic coincidence, Durban II, the president of Iran, Ahmoud Ahmadinejad, who denies the irrefutable historical fact and threatening another genocide is allowed to speak at an area sponsored by the United Nations.

With unconcealed pain, Israeli President Shimon Peres declared: "Nazism was defeated, but anti-Semitism is still breathing."

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Silvia Herman

Argentina: New book rediscovers the kidnapping of Adolf Eichmann
By Gabriel Ben-Tasgal for Guysen International News

The young New York writer and journalist Neal Bascomb recently published his new book "Hunting Eichmann (Eichmann Haunting), exhibiting the dilemmas of the Mossad and its agents sense of historical justice in Argentina to kidnap. Not the first book that explains the kidnapping of Eichmann, nor the first time you try the help given by the government of General Peron to the Nazis. However, Bascomb details in an interview with Israeli newspaper Yediot Aharonot and had to force the Argentine authorities to allow him to photocopy the passport Argentine Ricardo Klement (so he called Eichmann) that facilitated the escape from Europe or the fact that the woman who identified Eichmann in Argentina still hiding for fear of being attacked by Nazis eager to avenge his involvement in the kidnapping.

have been published many books on Adolf Eichmann and his abduction from Argentina. From the book and cold sparing Mossad chief Harel Isaar then, reaching the biography of Eichmann and his arrest issued by the prestigious German-Jewish scholar Hannah Arendt. The new book by Neal Bascomb is special, not just by the fact that the writer is not Jewish. "15 years ago and was studying at a university in Luxembourg and by chance I met with survivors of the Holocaust. They me said they had managed to talk openly about the Holocaust since the kidnapping of Eichmann. I remember that the subject appealed to me from the standpoint of historical and journalistic. I read every book that is written on the subject ... No, I'm Jewish, my family also suffered the Holocaust, I have no relationship or my family has to the subject, some people who knew who was studying to write the book I said "you're not Jewish, what do you care? ... but it is not, "said Neal Bascomb in the interview for the Israeli daily.

When one reviews the Eichmann fled to Argentina, no wonder the collaboration of authorities of that country to the Nazi genocide. In 1945, after the fall of the Nazi regime, Eichmann fled to Argentina by the organization ODESSA with a passport delivered by the delegation in Geneva the International Committee of the Red Cross on 1 June 1950, which recognizes named Ricardo Klement, Natural South Tyrol, Italy, and stateless condition. With this passport with false information, receives the immigration permit issued by the Consulate General of Argentina in Genoa. In Argentina, was from time to time with another nefarious character, Joseph Mengele, looking fat, low and thick dark hair, who called himself Dr. Gregor. Mengele then fled to Paraguay and Brazil.

Furthermore, when reviewing the lifestyle and the measures taken by Eichmann and his family to hide, it is surprising that on "disdain" in their security measures ... as if they were very sure of their refuge in Argentina. It is true, first, Eichmann adopted a very frugal lifestyle, lived in poverty in a house without electricity. Eichmann wanted to end his undercover life in the Greater Buenos Aires, as an electrician, a vendor of liquefied and breeder rabbits. Along with the false identity of Klement, Eichmann adopted a strategy that did not leave until the end, poverty. He worked in a machine shop in Palermo (Serrano 1800), lived in Tigre and moved to San Miguel de Tucumán, where the company Capri, which employed many German scientists and was sponsored by the government of Peron, commissioned works of hydrography. However, in 1957 he discovered while working as a mechanic at the Mercedes Benz plant in Gonzalez Catan. Let's see how it was discovered.

One day in late December 1956, a girl descended from German immigrants Argentina Silvia Herman called home invites a young man he had met at a nightclub and with whom he had gone several times. The boy said his name was Nic Eichmann ... yes, a son of wanted Nazi responsible for coordinating deportations of Jews from Germany and other parts of Western Europe, Southern and Northern, to the extermination camps and the deportation plan in detail.

Nic Eichmann The day comes home Silvia Herman, the girl introduces her to his father, Lothar, a blind person who worked as a lawyer and told that although there was a Jew who had married a Christian woman escaping from Nazi Germany after Kristallnacht. Nic Eichmann begins to boast of his father's Nazi past. Among other comments judeófos, Nic Eichmann said that "it is unfortunate that the Nazis have not finished the job with the Jews." He has, to a person he barely knows, that his father had been a Obersturmbannführer (Lieutenant Colonel) of the Nazi SS. Herman Lothar shown shocked but says nothing ...

After a few days, Silvia father reads to his information in the local German newspaper which reports that the authorities believe that Eichmann fled to Argentina. Lothar Herman decided not to report their suspicions to the German Embassy in Argentina since the authorities supposed to be warned to Eichmann. In the end, decides to send a letter to the Frankfurt prosecutor, whose name appeared in the Chronicle, called Fritz Bauer. Bauer belonged to a Jewish family in Stuttgart, was arrested for his activities in the game social democratic and then ended up fleeing to Denmark. The now Attorney-General transmitted the information to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of his country because he too, understood that such information would Eichmann. The strange thing is that Bauer did not trust the Ministry of Justice. Instead, he forwarded the information to a Mossad agent in Germany.

What few know is that Silvia Herman, guided by his blind father, he ventured to identify himself to Adolf Eichmann. A family had moved through the area of \u200b\u200bCoronel Suárez short time earlier. Nic Eichmann had not invited Silvia never home. However, she suddenly appeared in the modest house where he met his second wife of Adolf Eichmann, after hesitation, asked her to come to hear that Silvia was presented as a friend (apparently she was the girlfriend) to his son Nic. Dichter, Nic's sister, was in the house and smiled at her as if you knew her. After a while, went into the living room a person of 60 years who wore glasses that appeared as Nic's uncle, Ricardo Klement. He then returned to the house Nic was not happy to see the girl. "Who gave you the address?" Asked Nic, "some friends, was in the area and I came to see you," replied Sylvia. Nic offered her when the girl decided to leave and noticed that Nic and Ricardo farewell with a "bye dad!". Why did you tell your uncle daddy? Silvia interrogated him while they were away from home ... "is an affectionate way to call in German!" Justified the son of Eichmann.

Silvia Herman confirmed that Ricardo Klement was probably Adolf Eichmann. The information was sent to Fritz Bauer and thus began the operation to confirm the identity of Eichmann and his abduction by agents of Mossad. For that, he spent two years. The participation of Argentine Jews who helped to confirm the operational Eichmann's identity, kidnapping and the Nazi movement as part of the team's El Al plane that came to "celebrate" 150 years of independence Argentina ... are made known.

"Silvia Heman lived in hiding since the case came - said Neal Bascomb to Yediot Aharonot - until today is hiding because he fears that the children of Eichmann was revenge for her. I spoke with her stepmother and her neighbors and discovered many things. "

Holocaust Museum in Buenos Aires had put the Argentine passport Klement. Perhaps the document filed is the same as in the wikipedia when searching the Adolf Eichmann. Neal Bascomb is hard to know if you knew this or not. The truth is that he requested permission to access documents on the case in Argentina where he met with the passport. Bascomb wished to receive a copy to find out who were the Argentines who were involved in the issuance of this document containing false information. Argentina Justice denied the request and he had to hire a lawyer to ensure receiving the document. "I see this pass an important test to find out who helped him escape," said Neal Bascomb.

"I met people who used to get drunk with Eichmann - added the writer - many of them did not want. They said it was a person who shook his hand and then I felt like going to wash your hands. I met people who told me to shake his hand was like squeezing a wet rat. "

At midnight on May 31, 1962 Eichmann was hanged after being tried in Israel. Later his body was cremated and the ashes were scattered at sea, beyond the sea borders of Israel in international waters so that you never have a future memorial to his person and no nation would serve as his final resting place. The execution of Adolf Eichmann was the only time that Israel has declared a death sentence.

Israeli society and Jews in the world began to talk about their experiences in the Holocaust after the kidnapping and trial of Eichmann. Part of this "openness" is the product of the courage of Silvia Herman.

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Shoa Heroes Interview with Silvan Shalom

Six survivors, six torches to six million
By Ray Archeld for Guysen News

International Day for the Remembrance of Martyrs and Heroes of the Holocaust (Yom HaShoah in Hebrew, literally "the day of the Holocaust ") is a national day of commemoration in Israel during which honors the memory of the 6 million Jews murdered during the Holocaust. It is a solemn day, beginning with the setting Sun on 27 Nissan month and ends the following evening, according to traditional Jewish custom. The central ceremonies, the first night and the next morning, take place at Yad Vashem and are broadcast on television. Signaling the beginning of the ceremony, the President of the State of Israel, Prime Minister, dignitaries, survivors, children of survivors and their families, and meet the public, to attend the memorial ceremony at Yad Vashem where 6 torches are lit, symbolizing the 6 million Jews killed. This year too, people with an exceptional destiny, because it survived the unspeakable, light the flame of remembrance. Portraits.

Debora Reiss-Mossel Esther, the youngest daughter of Joseph and Elsa was born in 1938 in Heiloo, Netherlands, in a famous Zionist family.

During the raid of May 26, 1943, the family is sent to the Westerbork transit camp. After being hospitalized for several weeks by a number of diseases, Esther is a Jewish association committed to learning where Jewish and Zionist songs.

On January 19, 1944, the family of Esther is sent to Bergen-Belsen, where her father makes one stop before arriving in Eretz Israel. But he and his wife are patients of typhoid.

In April 1945, approximately 2,500 prisoners are forced up in what will later become "the train lost." Elsa remains in Bergen-Belsen where they died.

For weeks, the train travels to get to Theresienstadt, but is attacked by gunfire from German and Red Army forces. About a quarter of the passengers died during the trip.

On the morning of April 23, a Russian soldier shouts: "Comrades - freedom!". The train is finally released near Troebitz Elster, about 20 km from Leipzig.

In Troebitz, Chana and Mossel Tzadok adopt Esther and her brothers and sisters. The family returned to Amsterdam in August. During the summer of 1950 the dream of Esther's parents is done. Tzadok and Chana immigrated to Israel. Today, active in the commemoration of the Jews who saved other Jews during the war.

Esther is married to architect Elimelech Reiss, who helped design the Yad Vashem Memorial plan for children. He has three daughters and five grandchildren. Read
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Paz was born in 1930 in Lwow. His father, Herman, a civil judge, dies when Leah is five years. Like her mother then decided to move with her to town where you live Kochawina Read the grandfather of a large farm.

In September 1942, Lea, Gusta and her grandmother travel to Belzec. With rumors circulating about the countryside on the train Like Leah pushes out through a narrow opening on the side of the train. Read

finally finds his way and returns with his grandfather, who escaped deportation. His uncle who lives in Palestine Mundek turned again to introduce his bride to his family. Is in the midst of war, and decides to help her. We buy false papers, teaches prayer and Christian habits, encouraging them to emigrate to the land of Israel. Read

lives with the family Plauszewski first, then with Stephen Gos, a relative of the family, whose husband is a Polish commander. His rescuers were recognized as Righteous Among the Nations.

Before liberation, the grandfather of Leah and Mundek denounced by one of its neighbors. Read

then travels to Palestine on a boat of illegal immigrants are detained by the British and interned in Cyprus. During a demonstration organized by internees Read is wounded by gunfire from the British police.

This story, published in the Jewish press in Palestine under the mandate, allowed relatives of the kibbutz Merhavia discover that she was alive. Read below to get to know, once allowed to immigrate to Eretz Israel. Ephraim married, have two children and six grandchildren. Luddite

Barnea and Lia Huber are twin sisters born in 1937 in the city of Simleul Silvaniei in Transylvania (annexed by Hungary in 1940). In June 1942 his father Zvi is sent to a forced labor unit on the Russian front.

After the conquest of Hungary by the Germans in March 1944, property and household assets are confiscated, and all are required to wear the yellow star.

In May 1944, Luddites, Lia and her mother Rachel Miriam are interned in a ghetto. The following month, are transferred to Auschwitz from many other family members.

In Auschwitz, the infamous twin sisters suffering from medical experiments of Josef Mengele. Every night, her mother slips on your block to give them a piece of bread. The output for washing, combing their hair and prevent head lice and sentenced to the gas chambers.

One day, Rachel Miriam erupts in the hut where Mengele do experiments on her daughters and begged him to stop. In response, we injected a poison that finally does not kill but leaves deaf. In June 1945 the young and the mother were liberated by the Red Army. Return to their city of Simleul Silvaniei, and in August of 1945 reunited with his father, a survivor of several camps.

In 1960 the family immigrated to Israel. The two married sister, Lia and her husband Jean have two children and seven grandchildren Moshe Luddites and have three children and five grandchildren. Mirjam

Schuster was born in 1935 in Zarojani, Moldova, in a Jewish family of six children. In 1941 his family was displaced by Romanian soldiers and forced to go to Transnistria.

After more than two months running day and night, Mirjam and his family arrive to Balki, near the town of Bar, where hundreds of Jewish prisoners are gathered in crowded sheds with no windows or doors, where hunger and disease are common. Mirjam older sisters carry out smuggling of food in the nearby town, to meet the needs of children locked up. Mirjam

remembers a Jewish boy called Mendele, introduced in smuggling the field by their parents. He takes it and protects it from the other children tormented him. One day, the Germans murdered Mendele, a death deeply marked Mirjam.

In 1944, the Soviets released Balki. More than 10,000 prisoners, only a few hundred survived. After liberation, the Jewish Agency Mirjam placed in a children's home. Decides to immigrate to Israel a few months later.

irregular mounted on board a ship intercepted by the British, who diverted the ship to Cyprus. Just before statehood, Israel Mirjam finally arrives.

Moshe Married with three children and eight grandchildren. Later becomes a volunteer to help new immigrants integrate into Israel. Is now director of the organization "Help Survivors of the Holocaust. "

Shimon (Sjema) Greenhouse was born in 1932 in Krasna, Belarus, in a traditional Jewish Zionist family. His brothers and sisters, Henya and Mendel, are active in the Zionist federations and prevention migrate in mandated Palestine.

In late 1941, after the Germans invaded the USSR, Shimon and his family are interned in the ghetto Krasna. Shimon and his mother get out of the ghetto and meet with a Polish friend who gives them food and manages to convince an official of the SS not to kill them.

One day the Germans decided to gather the Jews of the ghetto in the central square and shoot them one by one. Shimon and her father, Yekutiel, are there, their hands tied. When Yekutiel is run, blowing his son. Shimon remains under her father's body, covered in blood, for a whole day, so that family members take him out of there.

In March 1943, the Germans are preparing to liquidate the ghetto, killing its inhabitants, including Mendel and Henya. Shimon and her mother were hidden for five days with 20 others. When they come out of hiding, the ghetto is empty and the air smells of burned bodies. Shimon typhus is healing, his mother takes him on his back to get to the swamps where the partisans were hiding.

After the war, Shimon and his mother returned to Krasna. In 1950, emigrate to Israel. Shimon married, has four in a secondary school in Petah Tikva.

Solomon (Sjema) Feigerson born in 1930 in Liepaja, Latvia. Hanoch his older brother was executed in June 1941, when he defended the city from the Germans. His father Yaakov was killed in July 1941, and his mother and his brother Josef were executed in February 1942. Solomon escapes to another operation carried out in April.

In July 1942, are enclosed in Liepaja Jews into a ghetto. Solomon then live in a room with 20 other orphans. In October 1943, the ghetto is liquidated and Solomon is sent to labor camp Kaiserwald. Goldblatt meets Lina, a prisoner of Hamburg, and her daughter, Rosa. "It was like a mother to me," he remembers, "I even sewed a shirt and pants."

In August 1944, Solomon was taken to the Stutthof concentration camp in April 1945 and is located in one of four boats carrying 500 prisoners, sent in the Baltic Sea to die. Your ship is finally to Neustadt on 3 May 1945. The German sailors found on the banks get to shoot the survivors. A British soldier is to Solomon, exhausted and sick.

After the war, Solomon traveled to Riga. Studied engineering and began to found a family. Campaigns with Holocaust survivors and other people for emigration to Israel. Arrives in Israel in 1971 where he worked as an engineer and volunteer for a number of organizations on the commemoration of the Holocaust and survivor assistance. Also published a book on the destruction of the Jewish community in Liepaja.

Solomon and his wife Ethel have a son and two grandchildren.