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Testimony Segments: Ginette Tells How Family Helped Jewish Refugees | The Florida Holocaust Museum

Holocaust Survivor Ginette Hirsch tells how her parents helped Jewish refugees. Ginette Hirsch was born in Paris, France. She lived in traditional Jewish home in Dijon with Russian-born parents, her grandmother and her brother. Her parents owned a clothing store. On the day the Germans occupied Paris, her family fled to Toulouse anticipating trouble. Ginette’s father was arrested in 1942 because he was Russian. He was then released, and her family was told to report. Instead, her parents hid with Jewish friends, her brother in a monastery, and she in boarding schools. As the Germans searched houses, Ginette and her family fled to Voirons. There, the family hid in caves and basements, all the while being helped by an elderly French woman who had one son in the underground. Ginette was liberated by American troops in August 1944. She emigrated to the United States in May 1950. Testimony Segments 🔵 ‪@flholocaustmuseum‬ The Florida Holocaust Museum honors the memory of millions of innocent men, women and children who suffered or died in the Holocaust. The Museum is dedicated to teaching the members of all races and cultures the inherent worth and dignity of human life in order to prevent future genocides. 🌐 Stay Connected, visit https://www.thefhm.org/ 🔵 Please consider supporting us through a secure donation or giving the gift of membership by visiting our website: https://www.thefhm.org/support/ways-t... ✅ Remember Subscribe, Like, and hit that Bell Notify on our YouTube page. Please check us out at the following locations: ➡️️ WEBSITE - https://www.thefhm.org/ ➡️️ FACEBOOK -   / thefhm   ➡️️ TWITTER -   / flholocaustmus   ➡️️ INSTAGRAM -   / thefhm   #TheFHM #GinetteHirsch #testimonysegments #testimony #holocaustsurvivor #personalexperience #FloridaHolocaustMuseum #actofkindness #jewishrefugees #memoriesfromholocaust #UnitedAgainstHate #connectwithhistory