Holocaust remembered in Oxford: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories

Published on January 27, 2023

Some six million men, women and children of Europe’s Jewish community were murdered during the Holocaust, often systematically, sometimes casually, along with another million victims of Nazi persecution, in an attempt to eradicate whole peoples. Last night [26 Jan], an Oxford University audience heard the powerful testimony of Mala Tribich MBE, a 92-year-old Polish-born survivor of two of the Nazis’ most notorious death camps: Ravensbruck and Bergen-Belsen.
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