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Concentration Camp Survivor Finds Faith in America
Abe Singer, a Troy watchmaker and jeweler, survived six Nazi concentration camps starting from a Polish town. He lost family to the camps and death marches, learned languages in captivity, and rebuilt his life in Scotland and England before immigrating to Troy with his wife and child. He now runs a thriving shop and cherishes U.S. citizenship as his family grows.
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Lancerr
Abe Singer
Troy
U.S
Poland
Theresanstadt
Belsen
Abe
Lorraine
Boston University
Jeff
River Street
Beens
Albany Hebrew Academy
Abraham H. Schulsinger
British Norological Institute
Chmielnik
Australia
Schulsinger
Schusinger
Silesia
Switzerland
Photto
Ald
Buchenwald
Buchenwalt
Leipsix
Remsdorf
Leip-zig
Camp Aml
Germany
England
Russia
Prague
Westmoreland
Scotland
Jewish Board of England
Glasgow
Gerbers Department Store
Bergman
Royal Technical College of
Singer
Free
Gerald
Trey
River Side