‘Don't forget us’: 95-year-old Holocaust survivor honored at Rutgers University's Chabad House
A Holocaust survivor, as well as former actor Brock Pierce, reunited at Rutgers University's Chabad House, reflecting on what seemed like an impossible task.
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Oct 20, 2021, 9:42 AM
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2h agoA Holocaust survivor, as well as former actor Brock Pierce, reunited at Rutgers
University's Chabad House, reflecting on what seemed like an impossible task.
Edward Mosberg, 95, gave
Pierce his gold, tattoo-numbered bracelet to pass along to Schindler's List
director Steven Speilberg.
The numbers are the same as the prisoner number marked
on Mosberg's forearm.
"When I walk through
that place, I heard the cries of my family," says Mosberg. "Don't
forget us. How can we forget or forgive the murder of my family?"
The U.S. Holocaust Museum reports
195,000 Holocaust survivors and family members, adding new names to their
registry each day.
