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Helga was asked, in one of her interviews, if being liberated had been a wonderful experience for her, to which she responded, "no, it was not that special because by that point she was so ill and had seen so many terrible things it was hard to feel anything."

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Weiss, after WW2, went back to Prague to study at the Academy of Fine Arts where she worked under Czech artist Emil Filla. after working with Filla she became an artist and raised a family.

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Helga was transported to 4 different camps, and was able to survive each one. one of these camps included Auschwitz and while she was there, Nazi's were transporting all woman and children to the gas chambers. Weiss, along with about 149 other children out of the 1500 children at the camp, survived thanks to her subterfuge (deceit used in order to achieve one's goal).

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Helga had many camp related things in  her diary. Her diary shows how the imagination of a child deals with very traumatic things such as the holocaust for example she would draw and write things like thunderous steps, the roar of the ghetto guards, the banging of doors and hysterical weeping as these were the things she often heard.

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Helga Weiss (Born 1929, Now 92 yrs old.) Is a holocaust survivor known for her artistry and diary that included excerpts and images from her life in the camp. Her father had told her at a young age that she should "draw what she see's" and ever since then that's exactly what she did. Her diary depicts what everyday life was like for the Jews in the camps.

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Life Before/At the Start of the Holocaust

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Life Before/At the Start of the Holocaust

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Before she was sent to a Nazi-controlled camp Weiss had witnessed a lot of progress from the Holocaust in Prague (Where she grew up). "One thing after another was forbidden" first, the employees lost their jobs then they were banned from parks swimming pools, sports clubs, etc., and then Weiss was banned from school at age 10.

"I was always asking my parents, 'What's happening?', and became angry at them if I thought they were trying to hide something, to protect me." Weiss Says.

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

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“all of us are crying silently, but we don't let our emotions show.”