Bread on the table
- Featuring: Paulina Castiel & Annette Weinberg
- Date Submitted: Aug 5, 2022
- Location: California
When the Nazis occupied Romania, Paulina, her mother and two sisters were sent to a ghetto, while her father was forced into a labor camp. After the war they realized they had lost everything, including their home and had to scrounge for food. Later in life when Paulina was caring for her children after her husband died, she worked tirelessly so there would always be bread on the table. Edit credit: Alison Jacques
If you would like to hear Paulina’s full recording, you can listen to it here.
Hear Me Now partnered with the Los Angeles Jewish Health to record eleven stories by Holocaust survivors. To learn more about the Los Angeles Jewish Health facility please click here: LAJHealth.org
If you would like to know more about the Holocaust visit the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
Here are additional stories by Holocaust survivors:
- Caroline Weingarten
- Eva Perlman
- Frieda Thompson
- Helene Kapel
- Joseph Neustadt
- Les Cooper
- Mireille Lister
- Mariam Bauch
- Martha Marcus
- Oscar Szmuch
KEYWORDS:
- Paulina Castiel
- Annette Weinberg
- Holocaust
- Holocaust survivor
- Jewish
- Los Angeles Jewish Health
- LAJ Health
- Concentration camps
- Labor camp