“I am the fruit of miracles”

Alain Aisene’s parents met in Auschwitz and clung to life with love as their sole raison d’être. “The story between my father and my mother is not representative of the Holocaust. I am the fruit of miracles! exclaims Le Messin, a retired gastroenterologist.

Not wanting to traumatize Alain and his sister Évelyne, their parents spoke very little about the death camps. “They rebuilt their lives on a field of ruins. Almost all of their families had been wiped out. My father was a positive person, he laughed a lot in society. »

Farm worker and resistance fighter

Benjamin Ajzenstadt, who will Frenchify his name in 1959, was born in Poland on July 12, 1917. He moved to Nancy…

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