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Berlin Ceremony Honors Holocaust Survivors and Family Histories

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Shani Jaffe documented a significant personal journey in Berlin, accompanying Holocaust survivor George Shefi and marking the installation of remembrance stones for her own family members. The ceremony for the Stolpersteine, honoring her grandfather Sigi and other relatives deported during the Holocaust, coincided with an International March of the Living event commemorating Kristallnacht. Jaffe highlighted the importance of remembering and making the stories of Holocaust victims visible amidst rising antisemitism and historical denial.

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  • Shani Jaffe's family installed remembrance stones in Berlin for Holocaust victims.
  • The ceremony coincided with an International March of the Living event marking Kristallnacht.
  • Holocaust survivor George Shefi accompanied Jaffe on her Berlin journey.
  • Jaffe's grandfather Sigi and his sister Sonja were both affected by the Holocaust.
  • The installation of Stolpersteine in Germany has faced recent delays.
  • The event emphasized combating antisemitism and preserving memory.

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