Voice/Vision Holocaust Survivor Oral History Archive

Anne Eisenberg - May 11, 1982

Conclusion

What are your plans for the fu...and hopes for the future?

I would like to spend more time in Israel.

What are your feelings of Israel?

That's one thing that gives me a certain inner feeling. I glorify in it.

What are your plans for your children's future?

I cannot make their future.

Well, you've got one coming up. Want to tell us about it?

Well, that again his future, his dreams. You know, for the longest time when I see a baby, a grandchild, I, I cannot get close to it, real close from the feeling that I see the babies that were taken to the, to the crematorium. It took me a long time to admit it, why I couldn't get close to the babies. Until I realized that I connected these babies with the past until they grow on me. Once they grow on me I accept them as babies.

How many grandchildren do you have?

Three.

What are they?

Two girls and a boy.

How old are they?

The little boy is five, the little girl is three and the other one is one.

And your son is getting married when?

May the 30th.

Good day, my daughter was born on that day.

Yeah.

I think this would be a good place to end it. I just wanted to say what I was supposed to say in the beginning. You understand that this interview will be used for educational purposes and that um, it is being recorded. I was supposed to do this in the beginning. Do you understand that?

Yes, yes I do.

Thank you.


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