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(DPA-Ha'aretz) U.S. soldiers who liberated the Nazi concentration camp at Dachau in April 1945 were amazed to discover seven Jewish mothers and their babies who had somehow avoided execution or starvation. This week, six of those former babies are to gather for an emotional reunion at Dachau as Germany's ARD television airs a documentary exploring how three infant boys and four infant girls slipped through the cracks of the Nazi killing machine. 2010-04-28 09:20:11Full Article
Six Jewish Babies Born in Dachau Reunite 65 Years Later
(DPA-Ha'aretz) U.S. soldiers who liberated the Nazi concentration camp at Dachau in April 1945 were amazed to discover seven Jewish mothers and their babies who had somehow avoided execution or starvation. This week, six of those former babies are to gather for an emotional reunion at Dachau as Germany's ARD television airs a documentary exploring how three infant boys and four infant girls slipped through the cracks of the Nazi killing machine. 2010-04-28 09:20:11Full Article
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