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Helga began to keep a diary in words and pictures. Her father had told her to draw everything she sees.  She then began to record life in the camps. The pictures show food, a bleak, basic washroom, a girl ill with tuberculosis, the crowded waiting room in the emergency clinic, people on stretchers, bread transported in a hearse marked "Welfare for the young".

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Helga Weiss was born is Praha

Czechia in 1929. She was a young school girl when the holocaust took place. She and her mother had lied about their age so they would be able to live and not die in the gas chamber.

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Helga Weiss and her mother fooled one of the most reviled men in modern history and managed to save their lives. She had also written a diary which is now a published book, Called Helga's Diary a young girls account of life in a concentration camp.

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Helga was only 14 years old and had never been a strong religious girl, but as she waited at Auschwitz she prayed she wouldn't die after her mother. She couldn't face being left alone. Helga is one of only 100 children to survive Auschwitz out of the 15,000 sent there from the concentration camp at Terezín. Between 1941 and 1945, she and her mother were sent to four camps: Terezín, Auschwitz, Freiberg, and Mauthausen.

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Here is a video that you can watch about Helga. It will show some of the things i am going over and some more that i am not going over.  https://youtu.be/sQ_xoLwy4Ko