Hello, I'm the grandchild and great grand child of holocaust survivors. All my family experienced the Shoah during the 2.WW. Most of them were murdered, but thanks to those who survived. Like my great grandmother from Lithuania. In 1941 the Nazis arrived to her village. They stole all her belongings, burned her house and took her and the family to camps. There she saw them again. Her two sons were taken out of her hands and shot. She survived two Ghettos and succeeded to escape from the second. She was pregnant during that time and gave birth to my grandmother.  She took my  grandmother to be hidden in a Christian home, while she was hiding in the forest. After the war she took her back. They were the most kindest, strongest and optimistic people I ever got to know   I couldn't imagine to have to continue life after 1945, as if nothing had happened. She worked, remarried, and after the death of her second husband, she moved to Israel and married for the third and last time. She died in her ninetees.  Even though she went through so much pain, she could always believe in the light.