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Search for the past uncovers extraordinary moral values: Visit to
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Cleveland Jewish News
09-04-1998
Search for the past uncovers extraordinary moral values: Visit to Holocaust heroes confirms exemplary efforts.
STUART MUSZYNSKI Special to the CJN
Twenty-six years ago I started a search into my family's past. My grandmother had just died and I decided to write about her life and the relationship that she and my parents had with four Polish families who saved them during the Holocaust.
People from all over the ...
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