Edith Eger recounts Auschwitz survival and healing journey
Holocaust survivor Edith Eger describes her family's arrest, transport to Auschwitz, and the 1944 Olympic ban due to Jewishness. She links past trauma to resilience, outlines a five question self help checklist, and stresses forgiveness, responsibility, and personal growth during her talks and keynote at Auschwitz ceremonies.
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