Episode description

“He who has a why to live, can bear almost any how.”

The Holocaust is an exhibit of just how evil and depraved humanity can get when people are driven towards the wrong goals.

In this episode, we will hear the dramatic story of Mrs. Leah Scharf and her accounts of her childhood as a 10-year-old girl, living during the horrors of the Holocaust.

As she shares the details of what it was like in holding camps and Burgenbelson it is clear that she embodies the following idea:

Where there is no hope, one must create hope, as giving up hope is never an option.

A big thank you to Mrs. Leah Scharf for sharing her story and experiences with us.

This episode was sponsored anonymously in memory of Leibel Zisman A’’H, ארי–ה לייב בן שרגא פייול.

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Order your copy of I Believe: The Story of One Jewish Life by Leibel Zisman at

https://www.amazon.com/Believe-Story-One-Jewish-Life/dp/1886587183

See Leibel Zisman's Documentary, The Lion of Judah at

https://www.amazon.com/Lion-Judah-Leo-Zisman/dp/B009RCH9ME

To hear more of Leibel's story, see the following link:

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