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Helga Weiss also escaped death a second time when she was sent to a labor camp in Flossenburg to join a 16-day death march

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“Together we read Čapek's First Team, R.U.R., The Mother,† and Hugo's Les Misérables.” 

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“Together we read Čapek's First Team, R.U.R., The Mother,† and Hugo's Les Misérables.” 

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A quote from Helga Weiss

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Helga Weiss

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQ_xoLwy4Ko

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One of Helga's books is called
Helga's Diary: A Young Girl's Account of Life in a Concentration Camp. This book was published in 1939

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The day happened on an Auschwitz station platform in 1944. Helga and her mother lied about her age and said that she was old enough to work for her keep.

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Helga Weiss is was the girl who fooled Nazi's by lying about her age and saying she was fit to work. The Nazi that she tricked was Josef Mengele. Helga's mother also helped her fool Mengele by saying that Helga was her daughter's older sister. Helga Weiss has all of this information written in her diary that she later released to the public on June 7th In the UK. Helga Weiss is now an artist in Prague.

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Helga Weiss was born on Nov 10, 1929