Years ago, Rip Grossman was with his wife, Holocaust survivor, Clara Grossman, on a trip touring the Beaches of Normandy.

Holocaust survivor, Clara Grossman was the second of Ann & Armin Hercz’s four children. Following the Nazi occupation of Hungary in 1944, Clara & her family were deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau.

Holocaust survivor, Herbert Marx was born on May 12, 1934 to Selma & Berthold in Karlsruhe, Germany. His mother, Selma, was Jewish, and had to wear the star of David identifying the family as such.

Peter Feigl, born on March 1, 1929, in Berlin, Germany, was the only child of Ernst & Agnes Bornstein Feigl, non-practicing Jews, who moved to Vienna in 1937.

Jack Adler was born in Poland in 1929. He witnessed the decay of humanity while enduring life in two ghettos and the horrors of three concentration camps.

Rebecca Siegel still carries memories of the invasion of Holland by Nazi Germany in 1940, as well as her father’s activities helping Jewish refugees from Poland and Germany.

Holocaust survivor Susan Faludi was born in Budapest, Hungary on Dec. 1, 1931 to Josef & Yolan Schiff.

Holocaust survivor Andre Holten, 85, shared with the Arizona Jewish Historical Society how he survived the genocide, which claimed the lives of around six million Jews. He was the only survivor of his immediate family.

Bertie Levkowitz’ parents (Hetty and Herman), married in Groningen, Netherlands in 1940 while Holland was under Nazi Occupation. Their baby, Bertie was born in May of 1942.

Holocaust survivor, Gyorgyi (Farkas) Rosenthal was born on July 4, 1941 in a suburb (Elizobet) of Budapest, Hungary. Her father, Steven Farkas, was a Hungarian freedom fighter.