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Separated at Auschwitz, sister survived to rescue brother’s creative works

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Published: 24 January 2017

Last updated: 4 March 2024

The Auschwitz survivor who returned to rescue her brother’s paintings - Oren Gruenbaum – The Guardian 22.01.17
Just before Eva Schloss was separated from her brother on arrival at Auschwitz, he told her of a cache of his art, painted in secret, he had hidden in an attic. Story and exhibition for Holocaust Memorial Day (27 January).

And see: 1,500 run in Rome road race highlighting Holocaust history – Ruth Ellen Gruber – The Forward 23.01.17

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