On the 31st of August, 93-year-old Shalom Stamberg, exhorted by the Holocaust, extended his condolences to Haifa. Stambergen, born in Poland in 1924, or not to do this in 13 years.
At the time, the celebration was rescinded with a storm of atmosphere that tore through the Jewish community in 1937, leaving behind a German invasion.
When they came to the Nazis, Shalom went to the Warsaw Ghetto with the sisters. Ten workers worked at the factory and pulled it up. Except for her breeders and the five survivors of the Holocaust.
Stambergen, who had been sentenced to death, was greeted by police-trainees, who were brought to the synagogue in Haifa, where the man met with greetings and flowers.
Stamberg was embroiled in talite and studied the backs of the Thoras, and the momentum was smashed into the dance with the wives and hosts.
The man was prized, and he did not do any of the things that he had done for a great mission. Stamberg would like to read a lecture on how to get rid of wounds, life in concentration camps, and how to cure him.