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Tucson Salvage: A Survivor Meet and Greet, Holocaust Pt. 1

By Brian Smith

May 12, 2022

Several months ago, my 8-year-old son ran in through the door like he does, floppy stomps, calling me names in the kitchen in some colorful foreign language he gleaned off Fortnite. He sat at the table and quieted, a rare hush fell over him, a kind of sadness, a tenderness...

Berlin-born Wolfgang Hellpap hid from Nazis as a boy.

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