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Aaron Elster
Aaron experienced living in a Jewish ghetto in Poland with the everyday risk of getting sent to a death camp.
He was also sent to a labor camp to work and later went into hiding in a family's attic. Living and hiding in unsanitary, lonely conditions for two years was a very difficult time for Aaron. Aaron says that the worst part for him was the isolation that he felt.
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Born: in Sokolow-Podlaski, Poland
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Concentration Camp: Labor Camp in Szczeglacin
Aaron Elster speaks to UW-Parkside students on May 2, 2007