Dolly Rabinowitz

Thousands slept on the floor. They were moved to Auschwitz by rail. The journey was long, with no food or water. Many died. At Auschwitz, they left belongings and faced Dr. Mengele’s selection. Dolly and her mother went left, sisters right. Dolly crossed to her sisters.

They were moved to another camp. Dolly snuck out for food, was caught, and beaten. On May 2, 1945, Russians liberated them. They stayed to regain strength, then returned home. Others occupied her house. They found one brother at a DP camp in Föhrenwald.

She created a pamphlet about her life and Auschwitz, and does interviews, most recently with Meaningful People.