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Born in 1934, in Stanislawow, Poland. After her younger brother’s murder, she and her mother escaped. They and her father hid in a barn, but when her mother was murdered before her eyes, Malka and her father ran away. After months of wandering in the forest, she was taken in and hidden by the Kot family. Although later reunited with her father, Malka decided to emigrate to Israel with her friends. Malka has 2 daughters and 6 grandchildren. | Born in 1934, in Stanislawow, Poland. After her younger brother’s murder, she and her mother escaped. They and her father hid in a barn, but when her mother was murdered before her eyes, Malka and her father ran away. After months of wandering in the forest, she was taken in and hidden by the Kot family. Although later reunited with her father, Malka decided to emigrate to Israel with her friends. Malka has 2 daughters and 6 grandchildren. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:20, 30 September 2020
Malka Rosental (F / Poland, 1934), Holocaust survivor.
Biography
Born in 1934, in Stanislawow, Poland. After her younger brother’s murder, she and her mother escaped. They and her father hid in a barn, but when her mother was murdered before her eyes, Malka and her father ran away. After months of wandering in the forest, she was taken in and hidden by the Kot family. Although later reunited with her father, Malka decided to emigrate to Israel with her friends. Malka has 2 daughters and 6 grandchildren.