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Turgel moved on to live a long and happy life. She became the "Bride of Belsen" and eventually died at age 95 June 7th, 2018

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Turgel started by the invasion of Poland. She was among the first captured. She was a Jewish Ghetto in Krakow. Her brothers were quick to rebel against the powerful Nazi rule there, and it was there that they were lost to the Nazis. She was later sent to a concentration camp, and then moved to Auchwitz where she survived testing from the Angel of Death himself. As though that wasn't enough she also survived a gassing in the gas chamber. She then survived the Death March and was eventually liberated by British soldiers, one of which she married.

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Turgel went into a gas chamber in Auschwitz without even knowing what it was. It wasn't until another girl freaked out that she understood the peril she was in. Although somehow she miraculously survived. She alone walked out from the chamber seemingly unaffected. She still is amazed by this today

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Turgel had built a clinic in one of the concentration camps. In the makeshift clinic she would do her best to help people in need. She was truly caring soul for those in need.

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During her time in the concentration camp Auschwitz, Turgel met one young girl Anne Frank. She cared for the little girl til Anne's dying breath.

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Ran a makeshift clinic in a concentration camp.

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“You could not distinguish if they were men or women – bones, skeletons, children’s bodies. You can’t possibly imagine the state of the place, it was horrendous.”

“When I arrived in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, I saw heaps of bodies lying around. Not just one or two but mountains as high as a tree in the garden,”

“We did not know she was special, but she was a lovely girl. I can still see her lying there with her face, which was so red as she had a breakout. And then she died.” - on Anne Frank

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A Walk Through Auschwitz | Concentration Camp | Gena Turgel