The Journey of Judith Jaegermann
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Judith Jaegermann nee Pinczovsky was a child in the Holocaust, this narrative is entirely true, taken from her biography and rewritten by looking at other witnesses. She was 11 through 16 during the Holocaust. She still lives today with her husband and family in Israel. She is very grateful to be here today, and expresses it often. Judith is a strong woman with an iron will to live.
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