
'Sometimes I'm glad my parents are dead': Holocaust survivor on rising antisemitism
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From the album Foundling | Tortoise Investigates
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On a glorious spring day in north London, 96-year-old Hedi Argent, who fled Nazi persecution with her family, recalls how she first encountered antisemitism as a child in Austria, and shares her thoughts on its rise with The Observer's Erica Wagner. Subscribe and read the full article here: https://observer.co.uk/news/national/article/hedi-argent-im-glad-my-parents-didnt-live-to-go-through-all-these-threats-to-jews-again
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