Hadassah Carlebach, Who Helped Save Hundreds of Jewish Children From Nazis, Dies at 99
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Hadassah Carlebach, Who Helped Save Hundreds of Jewish Children From Nazis, Dies at 99
Hadassah Carlebach, a Holocaust survivor who as a young girl worked alongside her father to rescue and care for hundreds of Jewish children in Nazi-occupied France, passed away Sunday in New York at the age of 99. Mrs. Carlebach lived through Soviet persecution, survived the horrors of Nazi-occupied Europe and later devoted much of her life to preserving the memory of the Holocaust and transmitting a legacy of Jewish faith and courage to future …
Holocaust survivor Mrs. Hadassah Carlebach, may God have mercy on her, who as a teenager worked alongside her father in the heat of battle in occupied France and saved hundreds of Jewish children from the clutches of the Nazis, passed away on Sunday, at the age of 99 | She lived under the scourge of Soviet persecution in the Soviet Union, survived the Nazi inferno in Europe and dedicated her life to passing on the memory of heroism and faith to …
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