When the British soldiers arrived at Bergen-Belsen, they didn’t yet know they were entering an open-air tomb. What they saw first were piles of shoes, tattered clothing, silent barracks where the very air seemed to carry death. There were no cries, no revolt. Only the murmur of those who had given up hope. And then, in the silence, a figure. Seated on the threshold of a barracks, a woman with gray hair, her gaze both steady and gentle. Her name: Rosa Meier . She wasn’t crying, hardly speaking. W

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10K views · 319 reactions | "It was really emotional stood here as a Jewish member of the Armed Forces"✡️ The Armed Forces Jewish community attended a memorial service in honour of the survivors of Bergen-Belsen. Learn the story herehttps://brnw.ch/21wSgCv | Forces News | Facebook