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“Dad led an international team handling the many problems at Bergen-Belsen. There were over  10,000 people, mostly the only surviving member of their family. The children didn’t have names, only numbers, and didn’t know which country they belonged to. ” – Norah Bloomberg

 
Simon Bloomberg
2017-09-27T13:38:37+00:00
“Dad led an international team handling the many problems at Bergen-Belsen. There were over  10,000 people, mostly the only surviving member of their family. The children didn’t have names, only numbers, and didn’t know which country they belonged to. ” – Norah Bloomberg  

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