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Holocaust survivor, Honey Chester, was born in Magdeburg, Germany in 1928. She survived the Holocaust after being rescued on the Kindertransport. Honey was interviewed in London, England in 2019 as part of USC Shoah Foundation’s Last Chance Testimony Collection Initiative.

As long as there are still Holocaust witnesses ready to speak, their voices must be heard. Time is running out. We must act now to collect the remaining testimonies of Holocaust witnesses — before it is too late. The Last Chance Testimony Collection is a surge to film survivor (and other witness) testimonies. To schedule an interview for yourself or somebody you know, please complete the form available at https://sfi.usc.edu/last-chance.

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