Memoir tells Holocaust survivor's tale
Holocaust survivor and author of Little Girl Lost , speaks to the Town Crier about her remarkable life and memoir.
Holocaust survivors discover parallel lives in Montreal
CTV News had an extensive interview with two Montreal Holocaust survivors, Judy Abrams and Eva Marx, who have just published there memoirs togther, Tenuous Threads / One of the Lucky Ones.
Click here, to watch the interview in its entirety.
Montreal women discover parallel post-Holocaust lives
Eva Marx, left, and Judy Abrams grew up in the same Montreal neighbourhood, went to the same school and both became teachers.
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Click on the above link to read The Toronto Star's article on the lives and memoirs of Holocaust survivors and authors of Tenuous Threads / One of the Lucky Ones, Judy Abrams and Eva Marx.
Holocaust survivors live remarkable parallel lives
Survivors and authors Eva Marx (left) and Judy Abrams speak at the Montreal Holocaust Memorial Museum, in front of six candles representing the 6 million Jews killed in the Holocaust.
Photograph by: Dario Ayala, THE GAZETTE
The Montreal Gazette has an interview with Holocaust survivors and details how publishing their memoirs together, Tenuous Threads / One of the Lucky Ones has brought them together and revealed their shared journey.
