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Simon Bloomberg CBE (1894–1981) Jewish humanitarian known for his work among the survivors of Nazi Persecution helping them to rebuild their lives.

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“The Nazis were sadistically meticulous in keeping records of their foreign workers even to the extent of tattooing numbers on those they eventually exterminated.”

- Simon Bloomberg

Simon Bloomberg

2017-09-24T17:57:26+00:00

“The Nazis were sadistically meticulous in keeping records of their foreign workers even to the extent of tattooing numbers on those they eventually exterminated.” - Simon Bloomberg

https://www.simonbloomberg.com/testimonials/354/

“As if to establish their bona fides they showed me the numbers tattooed on their arms, prefixed by ‘A’ for Auschwitz, the sadistic method of registration only Nazi devils could devise.”

- Simon Bloomberg

Simon Bloomberg

2017-09-24T21:59:37+00:00

“As if to establish their bona fides they showed me the numbers tattooed on their arms, prefixed by ‘A’ for Auschwitz, the sadistic method of registration only Nazi devils could devise.” - Simon Bloomberg

https://www.simonbloomberg.com/testimonials/374/

“It was the Liberation of Belsen by British Troops that revealed the full horror of Hitler’s extermination plans and shocked the conscience of the world.”

- Simon Bloomberg

Simon Bloomberg

2017-09-24T22:05:48+00:00

“It was the Liberation of Belsen by British Troops that revealed the full horror of Hitler’s extermination plans and shocked the conscience of the world.” - Simon Bloomberg

https://www.simonbloomberg.com/testimonials/375/

“My first sight of Belsen was in April 1946. All that remained of the hellish place was derelict huts, stone structures that were part of the incinerators, still displaying human bones and mass graves.”

- Simon Bloomberg

Simon Bloomberg

2017-09-24T22:08:02+00:00

“My first sight of Belsen was in April 1946. All that remained of the hellish place was derelict huts, stone structures that were part of the incinerators, still displaying human bones and mass graves.” - Simon Bloomberg

https://www.simonbloomberg.com/testimonials/376/

“One could not help admiring the virility of people that had survived the Holocaust that had just destroyed six million of their kinsmen.”

- Simon Bloomberg

Simon Bloomberg

2017-09-24T22:12:46+00:00

“One could not help admiring the virility of people that had survived the Holocaust that had just destroyed six million of their kinsmen.” - Simon Bloomberg

https://www.simonbloomberg.com/testimonials/378/

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