HOW I LIVED THROUGH IT ALL
Bracha’s first-person account of how she escaped the death train to Treblinka, the course of events that led her to a live-saving opportunity and the circumstances that allowed her to survive the Holocaust among the Nazis in plain sight. Bracha originally wrote her account in Yiddish.
ABOUT THIS TESTIMONIAL
Bracha’s wrote her story of surviving the Holocaust for a book dedicated to the memory of the Jews of Losice (Łosice), Poland. The book, “Losice: In Memory of a Jewish Community,” (לאשיץ: לזכר אן אומגעבראכטער קהילה) was published in 1963 as a collection of testimonials and memories from the surviving members of the Jewish community of Losice. View on New York Public Library
This site is to serve as a permanent testament to Bracha Zilberberg’s story of surviving the Holocaust.
Losice Memorial Stone at the Zion Mountain Holocaust Cellar, Jerusalem.
Day of Remembrance (the great deportation): Elul 9, 5762 (August 22nd, 1942).