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Gabriele Boccaccini at 21:05, 16 September 2020

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	“To me, money doesn’t mean anything. If I can help a person, that’s my payment. It makes me feel good, and no money in the world can top that feeling. I’m not leaving this world until everybody gets my message to love one another, respect one another, and treat people the way they want to be treated, with love and respect. I’m not going a day before that. I hope anyway,” he said.		“To me, money doesn’t mean anything. If I can help a person, that’s my payment. It makes me feel good, and no money in the world can top that feeling. I’m not leaving this world until everybody gets my message to love one another, respect one another, and treat people the way they want to be treated, with love and respect. I’m not going a day before that. I hope anyway,” he said.

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Gabriele Boccaccini at 16:37, 15 September 2020

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	* One of the 131 [[Kovno Boys]]. Got separated from the te rest of the group at Auschwitz.		* One of the 131 [[Kovno Boys]]. Got separated from the te rest of the group at Auschwitz.
	* [[Kovno Ghetto]] [[Dachau]] [[Auschwitz]] [[Buchenwald]] [[Liberation of Buchenwald]]
			* KEYWORDS : [[Kovno Ghetto]] [[Dachau]] [[Auschwitz]] [[Buchenwald]] [[Liberation of Buchenwald]] -- <France> <[[OSE Orphanage]]>

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	“To me, money doesn’t mean anything. If I can help a person, that’s my payment. It makes me feel good, and no money in the world can top that feeling. I’m not leaving this world until everybody gets my message to love one another, respect one another, and treat people the way they want to be treated, with love and respect. I’m not going a day before that. I hope anyway,” he said.		“To me, money doesn’t mean anything. If I can help a person, that’s my payment. It makes me feel good, and no money in the world can top that feeling. I’m not leaving this world until everybody gets my message to love one another, respect one another, and treat people the way they want to be treated, with love and respect. I’m not going a day before that. I hope anyway,” he said.


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Gabriele Boccaccini at 04:09, 6 September 2020

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Gabriele Boccaccini at 04:06, 6 September 2020

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	* One of the 131 [[Kovno Boys]]. Got separated from the te rest of the group at Auschwitz.		* One of the 131 [[Kovno Boys]]. Got separated from the te rest of the group at Auschwitz.
			* [[Kovno Ghetto]] [[Dachau]] [[Auschwitz]] [[Buchenwald]] [[Liberation of Buchenwald]]

	== USHMM Oral Interview ==		== USHMM Oral Interview ==

	Sol Shaya Lurie, born on April 11, 1930 in Kaunas, Lithuania, describes his family and early childhood; not knowing much about the situation with Hitler in Europe in the 1930s; traveling by horse and wagon toward Russia once the war began in 1939; returning to Kaunas because no one would take them in Russia; being forced to move into the Slobodka ghetto; being hidden near the ghetto in a farm by a German commandant during a round-up of children; meeting underground fighters but being too young to participate; the mass liquidation of the Slobodka ghetto in July 1944 and being forced onto a train with his family to Landsberg; his transport to Dachau, where he stayed for two weeks with several other children until they all went to Auschwitz-Birkenau; working on a farm near Auschwitz and managing to steal food; going on a death march from Auschwitz and American troops liberating him and others on April 11, 1945; discovering that his father and brother were alive after the war; immigrating to the United States on April 15, 1947; and dealing with his memories of his trauma after the war.		Sol Shaya Lurie, born on April 11, 1930 in Kaunas, Lithuania, describes his family and early childhood; not knowing much about the situation with Hitler in Europe in the 1930s; traveling by horse and wagon toward Russia once the war began in 1939; returning to Kaunas because no one would take them in Russia; being forced to move into the Slobodka ghetto; being hidden near the ghetto in a farm by a German commandant during a round-up of children; meeting underground fighters but being too young to participate; the mass liquidation of the Slobodka ghetto in July 1944 and being forced onto a train with his family to Landsberg; his transport to Dachau, where he stayed for two weeks with several other children until they all went to Auschwitz-Birkenau; working on a farm near Auschwitz and managing to steal food; going on a death march from Auschwitz and American troops liberating him and others on April 11, 1945; discovering that his father and brother were alive after the war; immigrating to the United States on April 15, 1947; and dealing with his memories of his trauma after the war.

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'''Sol "Shaya" Lurie''' (M / Lithuania, 1930), Holocaust survivor.

* One of the 131 [[Kovno Boys]]. Got separated from the te rest of the group at Auschwitz.

== USHMM Oral Interview ==

Sol Shaya Lurie, born on April 11, 1930 in Kaunas, Lithuania, describes his family and early childhood; not knowing much about the situation with Hitler in Europe in the 1930s; traveling by horse and wagon toward Russia once the war began in 1939; returning to Kaunas because no one would take them in Russia; being forced to move into the Slobodka ghetto; being hidden near the ghetto in a farm by a German commandant during a round-up of children; meeting underground fighters but being too young to participate; the mass liquidation of the Slobodka ghetto in July 1944 and being forced onto a train with his family to Landsberg; his transport to Dachau, where he stayed for two weeks with several other children until they all went to Auschwitz-Birkenau; working on a farm near Auschwitz and managing to steal food; going on a death march from Auschwitz and American troops liberating him and others on April 11, 1945; discovering that his father and brother were alive after the war; immigrating to the United States on April 15, 1947; and dealing with his memories of his trauma after the war.

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	[[Category:Kovno Ghetto (subject)\|1930 Lurie]]		[[Category:Kovno Ghetto (subject)\|1930 Lurie]]