Activism
Mengele’s delivery girl gets closure
Shlomit Sharvit, Einav Barzani
Published: 31.03.09, 10:06
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1. wow, this is so important
ghostq   (03.31.09)
her story must be amazing all thos human experiments usully ended up in death, they weren't scientific at all, and untill this very day noone knows what the worm injected to some of thos people, with all the modern technological advenses of today, it is very appraised that she donats the money to kids, after what she been through it's probably hard to keep a strait head sometimes.
2. Will this book
Moriah ,   Sacramanto, USA   (03.31.09)
be available in English?
3. Other languages
Arina ,   Yavne, Israel   (04.02.09)
I really want to read this book, but unfortunately I don't read in Hebrew yet. If it will be available in English or French, for sure I will buy it.
4. It should be printed in all languages
Pumpkin Pie ,   USA   (04.03.09)
I hope it is printed in English soon. Since people did experience these atrocities, their stories need to be told. Every human being owes it to them to read their stories.
5. Moving story
Sara ,   P.T. Israel   (04.05.09)
Best wishes to Leah. I agree: every grandchild and great-grandchild is a victory over the Nazis. Hitler (yimach shemo) himself did not have any descendants, thank G-d.
6. #1
jj   (04.07.09)
sadly, the experiments were considered by the americans as scientific.maybe not mengele's, but look at the amnesty given by the americans to the japanese "doctors" who carried out the horrors of unit 731 in exchange for their results and data.these experiments paralleled mengele's. pretty sick stuff. this might look like evil to you, but always remember that there are always those who see it as valuable.
7. Still haven't mastered to read Hebrew
muriel ,   israel   (04.09.09)
easily. Would like very much to have an English translation of same, which I believe might prove to be profitable. Keep us posted.
8. Also in Portuguese
Boaz ,   Alon Shevut   (02.17.11)
The book was also printed in Portuguese, as Leah was an immigrant in Brazil after the war and still has relatives there.
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