As anti-Semitic crimes rise and Holocaust awareness fades, a survivor is always ready to speak

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For Joseph Alexander, there is a growing urgency to telling his story to as many people—especially young people—as possible as the number of aging Holocaust survivors dwindles and the horrors of the Nazis fade into the past. Forgetting comes with a price.

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“There’s not too many of us left,” Alexander said. “Especially now, if we don’t talk, if we are gone, there will be nobody to talk about it, and people won’t know because they won’t see the original people who survived, who can tell you the story.” In the fall of 1940, the Alexanders were deported to the newly created Warsaw Ghetto, a 1.3-square-mile space where more than 400,000 people were imprisoned behind a wall topped with barbed wire. Food was scarce.“People were dying every day,” Alexander said. “You went out in the morning, and there were dead people on the sidewalk. Everywhere.”

Joseph Alexander's liberation papers from Auschwitz and Dachau concentration camps, left and bottom, along with his German driver's license, upper right, are on display at the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust. In 1943, Jewish prisoners staged the Warsaw Ghetto uprising, an armed revolt against Nazi officials who had come to deport them to extermination camps. The Nazis set the ghetto ablaze. Alexander was among a group of Auschwitz prisoners sent to dismantle the rubble and clean the bricks so the Nazis could reuse them.

During the war, he received one letter from the sister with whom he briefly escaped from the Warsaw Ghetto, saying she had been moved to another ghetto and that the 12-year-old brother who fled with them had been taken to a death camp and was placed in a truck where he was gassed. He never heard from her again.

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