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I am the only child of a bright, outgoing mother and a generous, intellectual father. My childhood was happy and privileged. In September 1940, life changed. May 1, 1944, I graduated high school, but on May 3rd, my 18th birthday, the ghetto was established, On June 3rd, we were sent to Auschwitz. My mother was gassed, and my father died later. After liberation, I married Andrew Kun, a childhood friend. We came to the U.S. in 1962. We have two daughters, three granddaughters, one great-grandson and a great-granddaughter coming. My message: fight hatred, it’s destructive and self-destructing.
Satu Mare, Romania
Agnes Kun