In 1933, when Laurie Kahn, Kurt Fucher, and Eva Heiman were still children with little memory, almost no Jewish person living in Germany, Czechoslovakia, and Austria could foresee what kind of huge changes would happen in their lives. Adults like this, those who act coquettishly with their parents
In 1933, when Laurie Kahn, Kurt Fucher, and Eva Heiman were still children with little memory, almost no Jewish person living in Germany, Czechoslovakia, and Austria could foresee what kind of huge changes would happen in their lives. Adults like this, those who act coquettishly with their parents