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Albert and his twin brother Karl Heinz were born on May 10, 1927 in Berlin, the capital of Germany. He also had a sister and at night he will tell his brother all his secrets. Albert went to elementary school in 1933 and was the same year the natzi came to power in Germany. He was bullied by other kids and his teachers because he was Jewish and also was followed home and attacked.

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He went back to Berlin after leaving and stayed hidden with about 20 other Jewish people and waited their until the people said the terror ended. He and his family decided to head back home but ran into natzi police waiting to arrest Jewish people and hold the household owners as a way for black mail to get people to pay them to get their family members back.

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He went on to finish high school no wanted to go to college to become a rabbi.Albert graduated from college in 1946, and immediately enrolled in the Reform movement’s rabbinical seminary, Hebrew Union College, where he was ordained as a rabbi in 1952.  The went to the south and became supporters of African American civil rights movement

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What I find interesting is the fact they are still able to talk about this experience they had growing up. Also that even though they faced this horrible time they were still able to over come it and not let it decide their future like continuing to go to school. Also that they got involved with the segregation that happens around the world although having gone through their own with the natzi