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Maeil Business Newspaper Korea's No. 1 Economic Media

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By Edith Eva Eger, Kim Dae-eun, Ahn Jin-hee
| Maeil Business Newspaper Verified
A Girl Who Survived a Nazi Camp Grows Up to Become a Psychotherapist Holocaust survivors visit the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland. [AFP-Yonhap News Agency] A young girl who once dreamed of becoming a ballerina saw that dream blocked by the immense wall of World War II. Even amid extreme fear, violence, and hunger, she never gave up hope and eventually became someone who heals the wounds of others.
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Muere a lo 98 años, Edith Eger, sobreviviente del Holocausto y autora de "La bailarina de Auschwitz"

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By Edith Eva Eger, Juan Perez, Juan Pérez Verified
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Este lunes 27 de abril se comunicó la muerte de la escritora sobreviviente del Holocausto Edith Eger, famosa por su libro “La bailarina de Auschwitz”, a los 98 años de edad.
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Tańcząc w piekle. Historia baleriny z Auschwitz [FRAGMENT KSIĄŻKI]

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By Edith Eva Eger
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Auschwitz | Fot. Malek Bee / Unsplash.com Poniżej fragment książki "Balerina z Auschwitz" autorstwa Edith Eger w przekładzie Barbary Szelewy: Partner Wydawnictwo Czarna Owca Edith Eger, "Balerina z Auschwitz", Wydawnictwo Czarna Owca 2026 Magda wpatruje się w komin budynku, do którego weszła nasza matka. — Dusza nie umiera nigdy — mówi. Potrafi odnaleźć słowa pocieszenia. Jednak ja jestem w szoku. Sparaliżowana. Nie mogę myśleć o niezrozumiałych rzeczach, które się dzieją, które już się stały.
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