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Hope:

Doctor Friedman from the Holocaust center didn’t just bring the

diary with her, she also brought a little bit of hope with her.

‘We thought that she died, but the we found a document which

says that she was alive in September of 1945, and it’s signed by

her.

‘Maybe she recovered, maybe”

‘So that’s why we’re thinking, this was written almost 9 months

after the end of the war, and it certifies that she was alive, while

you thought that she was dead.

‘Is it possible that she didn’t die in the hospital?’

‘We don’t know. Why is there documentation of her being alive

in September? What happened to her? Did she pass away, or

didn’t she? We just don’t know.’

‘If it’s like this, I don’t know’

67 years after last seeing her, Esther and Mina will now try and

look for Rivka. The odds are slim, they know, but they hang on

to the diary that she left behind, a 14 years old diary that

manages to show an entire life.

‘I am nothing but a small dot that’s hard to see even through

a microscope. But, I laugh at the whole world- I am Jewish,

I’m poor in the Ghetto, and I don’t know what will happen

with me tomorrow. And despite that, I laugh at the world,

because I have a something very big to lean back on- faith.’

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