match between the body and mengele son roy if. it was a conclusion that eva continued to disagree with questioning whether the correct d.n.a. was used if they took the blood themselves from it and it was used a d.n.a. match they might say afterwards how do we know it was done correctly once it was sent off there's always a reason to still have that doubt by burying him putting him 6 feet into the ground by putting away the ghosts of mengele they've put away so many years of this quest of finally standing there in front of him and saying i am the 10 year old girl or me and my sister mary and we were 10 when you 1st took us guess what with us over and sitting in front of me 5 me brought down and i will woman standing here to tell you that i've survived and you fail. in 1903 miriam moses died of cancer related to her kidney problems she was 59 years old because of the jewish practice of burying the body within 24 hours eva was unable to attend the funeral. near. the b. i got a. message from cookie the husband. that your letter this m

which i read clearly all through that may really mengele my rule. then i said inspired to follow that. i forgive you for her ringback that was the thing to do. something was stuck and whatever that was i did not sense that in her anymore after she went through that act of forgiveness person you're going to do what you're going to do what. and so on the 50th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz on january 27th 1995 evil moses court returned once again this time armed not with anger but peace. you know more watts no more gas gambit. no more bombs no more hate to you no more killing ringback. but even moment of personal liberation was not to everyone's liking how could she forgive someone that tortured. our somali and tortured her sister and i says that died because of it. i'll never understand 6000000 people died how much if ok here. in not even out of all the bold acts of evil course life i am he'll be it was this forgiveness that form turn legacy and that is still debated today. do i deserve still move freely. to me. and i the commander with m

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to challenge myself, i decided i could even forgive mengele, the person who had put me through hell.rom me. i finally felt free. who decided that i, as a victim, must be, for the rest of my life, sad, angry, feel hopeless and helpless? i refuse it. you can never change what happened in the past. all you can do is change how you live after it. my sister and i were made into human guinea pigs. our whole family was murdered. but i have the power to forgive, and so do you. eva kor, he was subjected to horrific experiments in auschwitz during the war. —— who was. france's controversial new pensions bill comes before parliament in paris today. it's the biggest overhaul of the pension system since the second world war, and the centrepiece of president macron's programme of reform. but it's also become the focus for his left—wing opponents, as hugh schofield reports. alexis louvet drives a bus from a north paris depot. he spent much of the last three months on strike against the pension reform. in the current system, he enjoys a special status. he can retire at 57. but he insists it's not th

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joseph mengele conducting experiments on the children.hey would ask for twins. >> first, my mother didn't know what to say. so she didn't say a word. second time, third time, she said, yes, i do have twins. and immediately, two soldiers grabbed us, and i had no chance, even the slightest chance to say good-bye to my mother. and that's the last time i saw her. >> reporter: so few children were spared at auschwitz. they were too young to work. and the nazis did not want young witnesses. tova remembers when it was her turn. >> i went to the crematorium. i remember. i didn't mind. because they gave us something delicious to eat in the morning. and i hear my name. and i said to myself, who knows my name? must be my mother. >> reporter: her mother, separated months before, sees tova through the fence. she asks, where are you going? >> and i said, to the crematorium. and they started screaming. and i remember turning to the little girl next to me, and i said, why are they screaming? every jewish child goes there, so now we're going there. >> rep

mengele. inspected us, we had to be stood in rows. i said i would not go.under the cover. and somehow, i saved myself this way. and there was another commander later. i had to tell lies and i learned types.ere are two the first typeof lice on your head and the second on your clothes. i would kill lice with my fingers. this would be the first job i would do in the morning. i had been through terrible diseases. the next commander, it was the inmates themselves who came up with the name. so i worked there. i am sure there are people here from hungary. i would hold hungarian clothes in my hands. first, i would cry. but then, i had to get used to that because that was to become my job. there were huge piles of clothes from different corners of the world. and there i saw a photograph of my teachers. in 1944, the ghetto was liquidated. this was my meeting, so how do you live in such a place? closedschools had been down, so i decided i had to learn something. there were all those languages that surrounded me. maybe more people who work here would know better. those

mengele. when he inspected us, we had to stand in rose naked. naked. i said i would not go. under a bed, under the cover. and somehow, i saved myself this way. and there was another commander , later. i had to tell lies and i learned then that there are two types of those creatures. lice lives on of your head. the second type lives in your clothes. i would kill lice with my fingers. this would be the first job i had to do in the morning. i had been through a terrible disease -- diseases, actually. the next commander, it was the inmates themselves who came up with this name. in canada. i am sure there are people here from hungary. i would hold hungarian clothes in my hands. first, i would cry. but then, i had to get used to that because that was to become my job. there were all those huge piles of clothes from different corners of the world. and there i saw a photograph of my teachers from lutz. in 1944, the ghetto in lutz was liquidated. this was my meeting, so how do you live in such a place? jewish schools had been closed down, so i decided i had to learn something. that t