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Her Last Words to Her Brother Will Break Your Heart
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She and her 8-year-old brother were
placed on a train, transported to the
death camp of Avitz. Their parents were
already gone. So, it was her, 15 years
old, and her 8-year-old brother. They're
on the train, and at some point, she
takes a look at her baby brother, and
she sees he doesn't have his shoes. She
says, "Where are your shoes?" He says,
"In the commotion of the Germans chasing
them onto the train, he lost his shoes."
She got really annoyed with her brother,
like an older sister gets annoyed with
her baby brother. And she starts saying,
"You're such an idiot. You're such a
schlamasle. You can't get your life
together. Tati and mommy are not here.
Where am I going to get you another pair
of shoes?" And she screamed at him and
hollered at him and insulted him and
denigrated him. And she turns to this
conductor and she says to him, "That
conversation was the last conversation I
ever had with my brother." Soon we
arrived to the death camp. Mangala made
the selection. He went in one direction.
I went in another direction. A few hours
later, his body was burnt in the
crmiums, and that was the last time I
saw and spoke to my brother. And I could
never forgive myself that my last
conversation with my brother moments
before his brutal death was insulting
him. What an idiot he is, how foolish he
is, what a he is, how
irresponsible is. I could never forgive
myself. She says, "The day of liberation
came. I stepped out of those cursed
portals.
Mak fry and as I stepped into freedom I
decided that I'm going to live a life of
happiness and then I made one more
resolution to myself from now on
whenever I speak to somebody especially
whenever I speak to a child I'm going to
speak in a way that later I will not
regret if I find out that that was my
last conversation with this Listen.