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Malka Levine was born in Ukraine. She appeared in the documentary 'Getting Away With Murders', an investigation into why so many perpetrators of the Holocaust went unpunished. 'Our Mother's Courage' is her first book.
Malka was two when the Nazi invaders forced her family into the Jewish ghetto in Volodymyr-Volynskyi, a small city in present-day Ukraine. It was the first step in a campaign of mass murder.
Rivka, Malka's mother, kept Malka and her two older brothers alive through eighteen terrifying months as the Nazis systematically killed the inhabitants of the ghetto. In the midst of the inhumanity, a few people risked their lives to help.
Holocaust Survivor Malka Levine Testimony (27 May 2024) | ||
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