It is good to write detailed stories of those who were murdered in the Holocaust, to ensure they get remembered. But sometimes it is just as powerful when you keep it a brief description, not because their story is not worthy enough to be told, because it is, But just to illustrate that each one of these poor souls were ordinary people, just like you and me just living their own lives not bothering anyone, yet this was enough for them to be killed.
Adolf Englender
Born December 22 1891 in Hameln
Arrested in 1939 send to Hannover Prison
Send to Buchenwald in 1939
Deported to Auschwitz in 1942
Killed in Auschwitz October 31,1942.
He was only a few months younger then I am now, when he was killed.
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