US EditionAs Holocaust survivors continue to vanish, one of the oldest in Miami shares her story
- Lucy Lowell, a 103-year-old Holocaust survivor, shared her story in Miami Beach after decades of silence about Auschwitz and the Holocaust.
- Her decision to speak follows many survivors slowly passing away, with a report estimating about 1,400 survivors over 100 years old remain today.
- Lowell endured transport to Auschwitz in unsanitary conditions during the 1944 ghetto liquidation and later built a full life in New York City before settling in Miami Beach.
- The head of the Claims Conference emphasized that the findings serve as a powerful reminder of the limited time left to listen to Holocaust survivors before their stories are lost.
- Lowell’s simple message urges people not to hate or discriminate, emphasizing lessons to prevent repeating history as survivors become increasingly rare.
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As Holocaust survivors continue to vanish, one of the oldest in Miami shares her story
By Lauren Costantino, Miami Herald MIAMI — Lucy Lowell, who survived the deadliest Nazi concentration camp to build a full life in New York City and eventually settle in Miami Beach, is among the last of an important and increasingly rare group of people. At 103, she’s among the oldest living Holocaust survivors in the world. It’s a population that’s disappearing with each passing year. Just 1,400 survivors are estimated to be alive today over t…
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