Holocaust survivor saddened that antisemitism still 'terribly alive and strong'
Hedy Bohm, speaking from Toronto on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, says it's wrong 'to teach people to hate' amid a global rise in antisemitism. Bohm, who says her family and community in Romania were taken completely by surprise when the Nazis entered her town, says 'kindness towards one another' is what she hopes to impart by sharing her story of survival.
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