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Related: About this forumFrancine Christophe has a story...
Born in 1933, Francine Christophe was deported with her mother at the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in 1944. Released the following year, she continues to share her experience and memories, particularly with the younger generations.
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Francine Christophe has a story... (Original Post)
1monster
Mar 2016
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Plucketeer
(12,882 posts)1. wow...
1monster
(11,012 posts)2. That was my first reaction also.
I was somewhat puzzled by the fact that the baby was originally described as "he" and "him" and then the woman stating that she was the baby, but my son suggested that it may have been a translation error...
Joy of Fishes
(10 posts)3. Wow, here as well.
Wonderful video, thank you!
Joy of Fishes
(10 posts)4. 1monster, take a look
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/03/19/1503055/-Morning-Open-Thread-Francine-s-Interview
Thank you again for posting this wonderful video.
Thank you again for posting this wonderful video.
1monster
(11,012 posts)5. You're welcome, Joy of Fishes! Thank you for spreading
the story. It is a tale of how small human kindnesses are greater than human evil, even when it seems that it is not so.