A 95-year-old woman who survived three Nazi death camps was able to learn the name with which she was registered at birth thanks to an investigation carried out by the Florida Holocaust Museum local media reported. Mary Wygodski a decades-long resident of St. Petersburg, West Florida, he lost his family, his house and his identity documents after the Nazis invaded Lithuania in 1941 the country where he was born in 1925. The birth certificate of the now nonagenarian was found by Ursula Szczepinska director of the Florida Holocaust Museum, who scoured the archives of different places in search of any...
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