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She was born and raised in Gaukonigshofen, a small Bavarian village in southern Germany. She had to wear aborate folk costumes on sundays and special occasions., and with her long hair traditionally styled. She lived with her family in a stone house. She began a study at a trade school I Wurzburg a town 25 mins away from her house. She then got a job with the government in Ochsenfurt, and in the mornings she worked for the school board.

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She was captured and killed by the Nazis because of her resistance efforts. Her bravery is remembered as an important act of courage.

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Her legacy isn't just about what happened to her, but about what she chose to remember, share. and do with her story. "Even though we lived in fear, my mother still helped those she could."

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" I saw girls weeping at my friends, girls I had grown up with. Their bundles were placed in the last car and the people were herded onto the rain."

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"I never in my life would have dreamed it until my eyes saw it."

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Her symbol is a rose because it shows the resistance against the Nazi regime.

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Rosa Marie Burger's impact after the Holocaust is largely defined by her role as a survivor and witness, contributing to the collective memory through her testimony and advocating for remembrance and understanding of the Holocaust's horrors. Though not a prominent figure in the creation of international law, her personal narrative serves as a powerful reminder of the suffering endured by individuals.

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She survived the holocaust, but then later died due to health conditions

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Her legacy is based on her published accounts and testimony, which document the early stages of Nazi oppression and the challenges faced by Jews in her village. Her story is an important part of the historical record, preserved by institutions such as the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.