Rose Lipszyc’s story | Young Again Never Again

“My mother said to me, ‘We are going to our death.’”

Rose Lipszyc

Born

Lublin, Poland, 1929

Rose was born to a Polish Jewish family in 1929, and in only a few short years she would lose her father, mother and baby brother to the Nazis.

Rose narrowly escaped execution alongside her mother and brother. After her mother helped her escape, a Polish farmer saved Rose by taking her in and giving her the identity of one of his daughters. What followed were years of hardship and the threat of extermination at the hands of the Nazis and ultimately death for her entire family.

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“To try and prevent hatred growing between the human race, we have to tell kids about the history of our world.”

“We learn through history and history has a terrible habit of repeating itself. If we are educated enough and we listen enough, we open our hearts and souls to other people.”

“My mother said to me, ‘We are going to our death.’”

Rose Lipszyc

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“To try and prevent hatred growing between the human race, we have to tell kids about the history of our world.”

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