Wow! Wow! Hey y'all! Welcome to Diamond Search Chat Live. I'm your host Silk and you are my

co-host, my Diamond Dream team. And as Diamond would always say, it takes a team to build a dream.

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and get on into the show because I have to show you all this particular documentary that I happen

to stumble across. It's about this lady named Vera Sharav and she gave her speech concerning the

Nuremberg Ho. And so, I want to show it to you all. It's about 30 minutes long. So, if you want to

get your pins and your paper out so that you can take notes, you're welcome to do so. Get it out.

I want you all to look at it. And then once the documentary is in, did you all guess what? She's here.

She is here? Yes! We're going to bring her on so we can pick up the conversation and talk more

about the Nuremberg Ho and how the then is actually hour now. All right? You all sit back,

relax and take a look at this.

This was the 75th anniversary of the Nuremberg Ho. It took place in the midst of

the COVID pandemic. These past two years and a half have been especially stressful

as painful memories were rekindled.

In 1941, my family was forced from our home in Romania to Ukraine. We were hurted into a concentration

camp. Essentially left to starve. Death was everywhere. Death was the cloud above us.

My father died at the camp of Tifus, an infectious disease that was rampant in all the concentration

camps and ghettos for lack of any sanitary conditions. In 1944, as the final solution was being

aggressively implemented, Romania dislodged from its alliance with Nazi Germany,

allowed several hundred orphan Jewish children to return to Romania if they had a relative there.

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