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https://link.theplatform.com/s/2E2eJC/3gqvZ7OHLPv2?format=redirect&format=redirect&Tracking=true&Embedded=true&formats=MPEG4

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7XsyFnn5Ws

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Today Gena lives in London and is in close touch with her children and grandchildren. Gena has written her testimony in a book called I Light a Candle.

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On 15th April 1945 the British army liberated Bergen–Belsen. Among the liberators was Norman Turgel, who would later become Gena’s husband just half a year later.

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In January 1945 Gena and her mother were sent on a death march from Auschwitz, leaving behind Hela, Gena’s sister. They never saw her again. After several days they came to Włocławek (Leslau in German) where they were forced onto trucks. They travelled under terrible conditions for the next three to four weeks, eventually arriving in Buchenwald concentration camp. From there they were sent on cattle trucks to Bergen-Belsen, where they arrived in February 1945. Gena worked there in a hospital for the next two months and tried to support her mother as best as she could.

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William And Kate Visit Nazi Death Camp, Talk With Survivors | NBC News

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Books: I light a candle

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Marriage location: Germany

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Born: February 1, 1923 (age 95), Kraków, Poland

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One quote she said to a reporter is that, “ i wear a lot of perfume. The stench of the camps will always stay with me and i try to block it out.”

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Parents: Estera Goldfinger, Samuel

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Siblings: Miriam Goldfinger, Janek Goldfinger, Hela Goldfinger, Willek Goldfinger

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She had no idea the Nazi was trying to kill her until a woman she knew said, “ Don’t you know what just happened to you? You were in the gas chambers.”

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Poland was swiftly sealed by the German.

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*Turgel was 16 when her hometown of Krakow, Poland was

Bombed by the nazi Luftwaffe on Sept. 1,1939,the first day of the war.

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Turgel was 21 at the time

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Turgel , survived not one not two, but three Nazi concentration camps.

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GEAN TURGEL

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Gena Turgel MBE Interview (available on Amazon Prime)