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Dear Kamala Harris and MSNBC: take a look at my people🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱 in MAGA hats outside Madison Square Garden singing pray in unity for Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸is this the Nazi rally you speak of and are still trying to spread lies to the brain dead sheep who watch or listen you? PLEASE CONTINUE TO REPOST UNTIL HER STAFFERS SEE THIS✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼

Dear Kamala Harris and MSNBC: take a look at my people🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱 in MAGA hats outside Madison Square Garden singing pray in unity for Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸is this the Nazi rally you speak of and are still trying to spread lies to the brain dead sheep who watch or listen you? PLEASE CONTINUE TO REPOST UNTIL HER STAFFERS SEE THIS✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼

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Emotional Post: Today, Briana met her 101 year old great grandmother. She is a true Queen and Matriach of my wife’s family. This is her grandmother Magda. Magda is one of the very few survivors of the Nazi German Auschwitz concentration camp in Oświęcim, Poland. She was born in Romania. At only 6 or 7 years old , she was taken to Auschwitz along with her siblings. Her mother was pregnant with the youngest sibling. The Germans allowed for the older siblings to care for the mother until she was able to gain her strength after child birth. Her brothers and father were taken to a camp and were killed. Her mother and newborn sibling were taken straight to a camp and killed as well. Her and her two siblings were at the concentration camp. Magda’s job was to dig all day long to help build mass graves for dead Jewish bodies. She survived by simply doing what she was told while her body withered away. She has told us stories about morning inspections and when they would round up every Jew and check to see if they were still “useful” by being physically able to work. Many were shot in the head and killed during morning inspections due to their bodies being too withered and frail to continue, so they had no use for them. She recounted her story in a private interview with Steven Spielberg in the 90’s. As winter came, they would all sleep next to their families and peers to maintain body warmth. She slept next to her sister on the floor. When they woke she tried to wake her sister up so they could get ready for work. Her sister was cold and body was frozen. She had died that night. With remarkable and unprecedented resilience and courage, she watched as they carried her last remaining sibling off to be thrown into a mass grave. After that she can’t recall much as her body was becoming frail and weak. The last thing she remembers was the soldiers lining every last survivor up and having them march up to 5 miles daily. This was because the allies were closing in on the Germans. She watched many collapse to their deaths as they marched and marched. The final day she remembers, the German soldiers told them they were to march alone and not stop, she was exhausted and fainted. To her surprise she awoke from a coma in a hospital in Germany that was being used by the allies to treat many surviving Jews. As fate would have it, the last day the Germans told her to march was a day the soldiers fled and left the Jews as the allies were extremely close and eventually found all of the people who were still alive, passed out, or dead. She doesn’t recall just how long she was in a coma for, but was thankful to be alive. She was the only remaining member of her family. Magda started a new life in Landskrona, Sweden. Where to eventually met her husband. They had their first daughter (my mother in law) and immigrated to Brooklyn, New York. They had one more daughter (my wife’s aunt). Started the American dream. She lived in that two bedroom apartment until just over a year ago when she was taken to an assisted living. She has survived her husband and unfortunately her own daughter (my mother in law) who I never got the chance to meet. She has 4 grandchildren, and 7 great grandchildren (soon to be 8 with our daughter coming in September 🙏🏼). Magda’s life and her story is one that we must always remember to share and celebrate, and most importantly, never forget. While her mind not be as sharp as it once was she still knows the names of her grandchildren and was active every day at her temple just before Covid. She knows how to speak, Romanian, Hebrew, Yiddish, German, Polish, Swedish, and English. 🙏🏼G-d bless you Magda🙌🏼We love you❤️ It meant everything to hear you say how beautiful Briana is🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️

Emotional Post: Today, Briana met her 101 year old great grandmother. She is a true Queen and Matriach of my wife’s family. This is her grandmother Magda. Magda is one of the very few survivors of the Nazi German Auschwitz concentration camp in Oświęcim, Poland. She was born in Romania. At only 6 or 7 years old , she was taken to Auschwitz along with her siblings. Her mother was pregnant with the youngest sibling. The Germans allowed for the older siblings to care for the mother until she was able to gain her strength after child birth. Her brothers and father were taken to a camp and were killed. Her mother and newborn sibling were taken straight to a camp and killed as well. Her and her two siblings were at the concentration camp. Magda’s job was to dig all day long to help build mass graves for dead Jewish bodies. She survived by simply doing what she was told while her body withered away. She has told us stories about morning inspections and when they would round up every Jew and check to see if they were still “useful” by being physically able to work. Many were shot in the head and killed during morning inspections due to their bodies being too withered and frail to continue, so they had no use for them. She recounted her story in a private interview with Steven Spielberg in the 90’s. As winter came, they would all sleep next to their families and peers to maintain body warmth. She slept next to her sister on the floor. When they woke she tried to wake her sister up so they could get ready for work. Her sister was cold and body was frozen. She had died that night. With remarkable and unprecedented resilience and courage, she watched as they carried her last remaining sibling off to be thrown into a mass grave. After that she can’t recall much as her body was becoming frail and weak. The last thing she remembers was the soldiers lining every last survivor up and having them march up to 5 miles daily. This was because the allies were closing in on the Germans. She watched many collapse to their deaths as they marched and marched. The final day she remembers, the German soldiers told them they were to march alone and not stop, she was exhausted and fainted. To her surprise she awoke from a coma in a hospital in Germany that was being used by the allies to treat many surviving Jews. As fate would have it, the last day the Germans told her to march was a day the soldiers fled and left the Jews as the allies were extremely close and eventually found all of the people who were still alive, passed out, or dead. She doesn’t recall just how long she was in a coma for, but was thankful to be alive. She was the only remaining member of her family. Magda started a new life in Landskrona, Sweden. Where to eventually met her husband. They had their first daughter (my mother in law) and immigrated to Brooklyn, New York. They had one more daughter (my wife’s aunt). Started the American dream. She lived in that two bedroom apartment until just over a year ago when she was taken to an assisted living. She has survived her husband and unfortunately her own daughter (my mother in law) who I never got the chance to meet. She has 4 grandchildren, and 7 great grandchildren (soon to be 8 with our daughter coming in September 🙏🏼). Magda’s life and her story is one that we must always remember to share and celebrate, and most importantly, never forget. While her mind not be as sharp as it once was she still knows the names of her grandchildren and was active every day at her temple just before Covid. She knows how to speak, Romanian, Hebrew, Yiddish, German, Polish, Swedish, and English. 🙏🏼G-d bless you Magda🙌🏼We love you❤️ It meant everything to hear you say how beautiful Briana is🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️

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