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Mark Sternlicht is a Jewish survivor from Kraków, Poland. In this insightful full testimony, he speaks of the antisemitic discrimination he felt as a young boy, living through the Nazi occupation of Poland, escaping to different parts of Europe and eventually fleeing to America.

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