In her testimony, Sylvia Badner remembers when Tarnopol concentration camp was liquidated, and how her family tried to hide from the SS in a bunker. She describes how her sister, Clara, sacrificed her own life to save Sylvia.
Video testimony from USC Shoah Foundation’s Visual History Archive. To learn more and explore the stories of other eyewitnesses to the Holocaust and other genocides, visit sfi.usc.edu.
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