First Person with Susan Darvas, June 14, 2018

[@jeanisrael3319]

Susan, what a gift you have presented to us and enable us to remember the horrors that that time. Thank you, Jean

[@laurieanne3763]

What a beautiful soul and lady, just stunning. So modest of her obvious bravery. You are everyone's hero. I pray that the heavens above somehow give all the holocaust victims, their childhoods back.

[@MLeibs]

Fantastic interview... a beautiful woman, a beautiful soul. What a gift to us that she survived the nightmare and horror of WWII and the holocaust. Where can I hear or read more about her experience? Thank you!

[@evatsu11]

Susan is working on a memoir...Hopefully, it will be published in the near future because she offers unique images of an important time in world history.

[@kristine6996]

Shalom

[@haileeraestout5567]

Shalom #Ktistine6996 :)

[@anajardimbr]

Suddenly the sound got too low...

[@jenh7004]

Hearing about the Russian bombardment of Budapest seems particularly prescient for Ukraine

[@haileeraestout5567]

What's Sadder Is She Was Trapped In Budapest Because It Was Stuck Between Auschwitz And Russian Forces So She Never Left Budapest Was 5 HOURS From That Camp Which Is Why She And The Others NEVER Went OUT Of The City