An exhibition based on the recently found autobiography of Beba Epstein, a fifth grader in Europe in the 1930s, has been posted online by the YIVO Institute.
Source: New York Times
Beba’s Story Tells of Jewish Life Before the Nazis
Published in Books and Literature, Epstein, Beba (1922-2012), Holocaust and the Nazi Era, Jews and Judaism, museums and Yivo Institute for Jewish Research
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