Sally Eisner

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Sally Eisner

• A Holocaust Survivor
• By Francisco Robles

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Life Before the Holocaust

• Life for Sally and her family was good before the
  holocaust.
• She didnt have to worry about the Nazis the very
  next day.

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Family

• Her father was an accountant.
• Her mother helped with the small business that
  they owned.
• She also had a younger brother with them and life
  was great for the both of them at that time until
  the Nazis took it away.

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Thrown out

• One day the Nazis came to their house and forced
  them to live in a ghetto.
• Soon after they were sent to a labor camp.

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The Labor camp

• Sally and her family were forced to work as
  slaves.
• They worked the whole day with very little food
  and water.

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Sally Loses her Parents

• On July 1943 Sally lost her parents.
• Nazis came over to tell her parents to dig a
  grave..their own. Then they got shot one by one.
• They were dumped into the grave.

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Sallys Brother Runs Away

• Sallys brother runs away soon after.
• Sally goes looking for him and doesnt find him
  until the next day.
• She finally finds him, he is in complete shock.

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The Camp is Liberated

• The camp was liberated and Sally and her brother
  went to go live with a family for a short amount
  of time.

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Living with Another Family

• After the liberation Sally and her brother went
  to go live with another family.
• Sally would help around the house and so would
  her brother.

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A Frightening moment

• One day Sally was cleaning the house when she saw
  three horses, and on them were Ukrainian Police.
• She quickly got her brother and they both hid
  under a bed. They pushed as far as they could go
  in the corner.

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Close Call

• The police burst through the door looking for
  them.
• They finally got to the bed they were hiding
  under and they started swishing the bayonets of
  their guns under the bed.
• One of the blades poked her skin but not enough
  to make her bleed, leaving no trace that they
  were under the bed.

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After the Incident

• After the incident the family told Sally and her
  brother to leave so they would not endanger their
  family ever again.

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Into the Hole Again

• They wandered into the woods but they were soon
  sent to another labor camp, but they werent
  there for long.

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Conclusion

• Sally and her brother lived through many other
  terrifying moments.
• She got married in 1945
• She is now a parent and grandparent.

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Resources

• http//holocaustmusic.ort.org/index.php?id434
• http//www3.sympatico.ca/mighty1/personal/sally.ht
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