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Account of a Refugee During the 2nd World War

So I get an email from Julie talking aboutgo out, and the flowers were beautiful. She
her grand mother who was a refugee during theloved the nature, the lake, the mountains.
war here in the Caux Palace where I amThe walks.Then the day of peace arrived. They
currently studying Hotel Management.She goeswere not permitted to go out not even to
on  to  say:telephone their son. They heard only later
how everyone has gone out and had a big
There were 1600 jews coming from the Bergencelebration - without them.Finally, another
Belsen camp and they arrived towards thegroup arrived, they went to another city
begining of December 1944. Escaping finallynearby some of them, others to Palestina (now
with their life and ultimately very happy andIsrael) and that is the story of her
hungry with almost no showers. Old, young,grandmother's stay there.Her husband was in
men and women.They were put first in a bigthe meantime in a hospital nearby (where they
hall, and given covers and food. Then putgave them more food and was warmer) and her
into small rooms, lots were packed in, asdaughter worked to keep clean the hotel
there was not much space. They got food andfirst, then to give lessons of gymnastic to
slowly, clothes to wear.But it was a cold,people. She cared for the children and
cold winter and they did not have adequatecleaned their rooms.Happy to escape with
heating in the building, and her grand motherlife, but still a difficult life leid
wrote they were freezing most of the time.Andahead.They stayed later in old people's house
they were still closed off from the rest offor the next 15 years, then went to live with
the world. Sometimes, one of them was giventheir children. She met her grandmother in
permission to go out. One could go to Geneve,1961 when she came out of Romania. - Blog
visit his son and family there.Springabout the Caux Palace and the stories behind
arrived, they were given more permission toit.



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