@StephenUzzell2 Wow he mouther had strength beyond wards to do that and to survive such evil

@StephenUzzell2 Big time ty to the Dutch/Indonesia family. True heros.

@StephenUzzell2 Beautiful.

@StephenUzzell2 Mr. Münzer’s mother was a strong person, I cannot imagine the grief she felt while being separated from her son. I would be interested to know how all these families found each other again?

@StephenUzzell2 Bless that family that took him in.

@StephenUzzell2 There are so many sad stories that it’s nice to hear one with a happier ending. His mother must have been a strong woman to make it through all of those camps.

@StephenUzzell2 I thought this was Froggy from the Little Rascals!

@StephenUzzell2 Happy ending!😊

@StephenUzzell2 a resident of the village Prisoners of the Mogilev region after being released from the Ozarichi concentration camp. 1944 Author: Alexander Ditlov

@StephenUzzell2 God Bless them. I read the history of some of the ppl who were victims/survivors of the holocaust and still can't wrap my head around how 1 man was able to invade so many countries and commit the inhumane atrocities upon millions of ppl. So incredibly evil to its core.