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Israel's Oldest Holocaust Survivor, Who Restored Polish Jewish Cemeteries, Dies at 107
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Yehuda Aharon Vidovsky, Israel's oldest Holocaust survivor, died at 107. He survived Auschwitz and Nazi camps, later dedicating his life to restoring Jewish cemeteries in Poland, identifying over 3,000 graves.
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- Israel's oldest Holocaust survivor, Yehuda Aharon Vidovsky, died at 107.
- Vidovsky survived Auschwitz and Nazi forced labor camps.
- He dedicated decades to restoring Jewish cemeteries in Poland.
- Vidovsky identified more than 3,000 Jewish graves.
- He lit a torch at the Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony in 2012.
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