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New York City- last of the survivors

Soon There Will Be No More

Holocaust Survivors

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World War II ended 80 years ago. Even accounting for those who lived through the war as opposed to having directly suffered its most terrible expressions, the number of Holocaust survivors across the world is probably in the low hundreds of thousands, and dwindling.

Photographed in New York City, Brooklyn, Queens

and The Bronx

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