Byruki24
Survived the Holocaust.Means the person was also in the Holocaust, or means he ONLY heard or ONLY saw it, without himself being in the fire (Holocaust)
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I doubt that someone would have survived this (when he was in the fire). Surviving the Holocaust simply means being in a concentration camp and then being freed.
In this case, not.
Right. You can also have escaped.
you can also successfully hide
I mean
1) Someone really was inside? So in KZ?dann say he experienced this?
2) or is it enough for someone to live at that time and to be the same in this concentration?’
That was my question
so no1 or 2?
for how is that? he says –> is fled abroad but they experienced Holocaust? How is it? When they flee, can they not experience that anymore?
Then I’d say no. 1
Otherwise, the whole world would have survived the Holocaust, or at least all the Jewish people who died at that time over all on earth.
So the others, they were in Germany, DeustschbürgerExample was NOT in KZ , but they lived then, so they see MEschen were transported in KZ, why can I NOT say these German AUCH experienced Holocaust?
This family fled in time.
But it can also mean that someone, for example, in one
KZ was and survived.
By the way – there are apparently questions about one
Text you do not cite. You should do that in the future
do, that makes it much easier.
You escaped the mass murder by any circumstances. An example is the recently deceased Salomon Perel, who turned out to be a popular German and even as a Hitler boy could save himself from extermination. … I knew Dr. William Wolff, who had died in the meantime, for years. He came from Berlin. His family has just been able to leave Germany to Holland in time, and then to flee to England because of the Nazis’ overfall. That’s why the family survived. His family survived the Holocaust called Hebrew Shoah.