About this episode

A Holocaust survivor shares her story of resilience and hope during the darkest times of her life.

It was 1939, and Hitler was on the move. Because Ida's family was Jewish, they were soon placed into a ghetto. THAT'S when the nightmare began. Her father was gone. Her mother was dead, so Ida was handed over a barbed wire fence to strangers who promised a better life. This week on The Land and the Book , a holocaust survivor shares her story of resilience and hope in the darkest of times. Donate to Moody Radio: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/landandthebook See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

People in this episode

Host: Moody Radio

Guest: Ida

Topics covered

• Holocaust
• survivor story
• resilience
• hope
• Jewish history
• World War II

Keywords

• Holocaust
• survivor
• resilience
• Jewish
• World War II
• ghetto
• hope

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Moody Radio

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