Reflecting on the past, honoring the present. Photo of Stumbling Stones in Stockstadt am Rhein, Germany, to remember those who fled or were murdered during the Holocaust.
Returning to her ancestral town 76 years after she fled, my mother and I witnessed the installation of these memorial stones for her family. The event, which served as a kind of funeral for those who have no place of remembrance, is documented in my book ‘Facing the Past.’
In the book, we delve deeper into this journey, exploring the emotions, memories, and reflections that arose during this significant moment of historical commemoration. The book cultivates empathy and reminds readers that the act of remembering is the most powerful memorial of all.
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