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In honor of Jewish American Heritage Month, Jewish Survivor Tama Fineberg the tragedy her family experienced in the Holocaust losing five siblings and father. Here, she describes her triumph learning English as a 12-year-old after she and her mother arrived in Portland, Maine.

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