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(From left to right) My sister Aranka, Me, my Mother,
Rebbetzin Rozsi Rosenfeld holding my baby brother, Victor, my sister Valerie in front of my brother, Andor, my father Rabbi Salomon Rosenfeld, my brother Sandor, and my sister, Iren. |
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A collage and map of my country. |
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(left and above) My father, Rabbi Salomon Rosenfeld and my mother, Rebbetzin Rozsi Rosenfeld (36 years old). |
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(left) My father's father, Abraham Rosenfeld. He was also a Rabbi. This photo was taken in the early 1920's. |
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This is me (far right) after Liberation. |
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This is me when I was 19 years old. |
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This is my husband, Erno when he was 33 years old. |
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Erno and me on our front lawn in Los Angeles, 1952. |
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My sister Iren, my Father, my husband, Erno and me |
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My husband, Erno, me, and our daughters Sandra and Nancy |
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Me at the Wailing Wall in Israel |
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Me at the military cemetery in Tel-Avi where my brother, Sandor, is buried |
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My husband, Erno and me preparing for Seder |
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My husband's cousin, Laci, and me |
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My sisters, Aranka (left) and Iren with me
re-united after 35 years. |
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My daughter, Sandy, at her wedding. From Left to Right: my daughter, Nancy, Steve, Sandy, Me, and Erno. |
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My granddaughter, Kim, (left) and my daughter, Nancy |
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