My Heroic Grandmother by Harel http://www.globaldreamers.org/holocaust/survivors/bracha.html Guy’s Grandfather http://www.globaldreamers.org/holocaust/survivors/moshe.html

Harel’s grandmother was taken to a passageway station at the age of:
1. six
2. ten
3. twelve
A Rumanian officer helped them so they:
1. were not sent to extermination or labor camps.
2. planted trees in the forest.
3. were sent back home.
There were _________ people living in one small room.
1. five
2. six
3. eight
In order to survive they even ate:
1. potato peels
2. leaves
3. grass
Harel’s grandmother had to start her life all over because
1. all of her property was gone.
2. she moved again.
3. the house was gone.
The Russians freed the Jews after the Germans were defeated in:
1. 1935
2. 1945
3. 1948
Guy’s grandfather was born in 1920 to:
1. an orthodox family and lived in Hungary.
2. a non-religious family and lived in Hungry.
3. an unorthodox family and lived in Hungary.
When the war began he hid with:
1. gentile partisans
2. Jewish partisans
3. farmers
After returning home after the war, Guy's grandfather found that:
1. his family had been killed by Nazis.
2. his family had escaped.
3. some of his family had survived.
He witnessed brutal behavior and killings towards the Jews so he:
1. pretended to be gentile.
2. did not pretend to be gentile.
3. pretended to be Jewish.
He immigrated to Israel and he:
1. began his life over again.
2. was not able to start his life again.
3. did not rebuild his life.
Guy’s grandfather is still fighting to live because:
1. he is old and very sick.
2. he is not sick.
3. he is alone.