A president’s personal Holocaust story “Yehudit Berkovitch had just finished the first grade and was peacefully living with her parents and eight brothers and sisters in 1941 when the Nazis invaded her home country, Poland. On April 15, 1945, lying sick with typhus in the camp’s barracks she heard a commotion outside, the sound of tanks crashing through the fence, and then the voice of a British Army officer calling out: ‘My brothers and sisters, you have been liberated, the war is over, you are free’. From the depths of the hell of the Nazi camp, Yehudit lifted herself up....
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