Posted on August 16, 2017
Magie Furst, a Kindertransport survivor in Dallas, Texas knows first hand that hatred corrupts. As a Jewish child in Germany when the Nazis came to power, she saw her life begin to unravel, when even venturing into the streets was hazardous. “Hitler Youth were there to make the Jewish children’s lives as miserable as possible,” recalled Furst while speaking to visitors Wednesday at a planned talk at the Dallas Holocaust Museum. “My brother and I could not go out without getting beat up.”