MIRACLE # 34

From the
HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR COOKBOOK

Bronia Furst was born in Stanislav, Poland. When she was only nine years old she was separated from her parents and sent to a Concentration Camp.

After the camp was liberated she was placed in an orphanage.

A short time later a Jewish man came into the orphanage looking for his daughter. Since Bronia fit the description of the man’s daughter she was taken to meet him.

Both Bronia and he knew that this man was not her father but she begged him in Yiddish to take her anyway so she could get back to her home.

The man claimed her as his daughter and then put her on a train back to her hometown. When she finally made it to her home town she went looking for the Jewish Market. She was told by a woman that it no longer existed, and she began to cry.

The woman then asked her family name, and she told Bronia that she thought her aunt had survived. The woman took Bronia home, washed her, fed her, and put her to sleep.

The next day she brought the aunt to see Bronia.

But it was not Bronia’s aunt.

It was her mother!

This is one of the 129 miraculous stories of survival from the Holocaust Survivor Cookbook. The cookbook also contains over 200 wonderful Jewish family recipes. All profits from the cookbook go to Carmei Ha’ir, a soup kitchen that feeds over 500 poor Israelis everyday.

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