Three brothers who escaped Budapest as German SS forces were rounding up Hungary’s Jews in 1944 have decided to share their story of improbable survival on Holocaust Remembrance Day. The three Lindenblatt brothers – Jehuda, George and Robert – were sent into hiding during the Nazi invasion as more than 400,000 were deported from Hungary – mainly to Auschwitz, where most were gassed on arrival. The brothers, the oldest of whom was 7 when they fled, moved between safe houses and secret locations for survival until liberation. The family eventually moved to New York some 15 years after the war....
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