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Suzanne Cohn was a baby when the Nazis invaded Poland in 1939. She and her family went into hiding, for a time as Catholics, near her hometown of Kobryn, now in Belarus. After the war, they immigrated to Melbourne, Australia. The Passover Seder held for refugees at the Bialystok Center in Melbourne in 1947 was the first Seder Suzanne attended in her life.

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