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Joseph Henri |
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Henri (Chaim) GOLDBERG was born on December
30, 1930, in Paris, and his brother Joseph on March 1, 1932. Their
parents were Gita and Amyl. They were in the children's home in Izieu, where
they sometimes worked on a farm. Joseph sent drawings to his mother and wrote
her: You say that I'm a great artist because of my drawings, but I'm still
not a painter: perhaps some day. As soon as we received your letter, we read it
and showed it to the owner [of the farm]. She read it and then she gave us a
little lesson in morality that I really liked. She told us that we had to study
hard because otherwise, if you saw us again after the war, we would be dunces.
I'm going to study hard to make you happy, to make her and the headmistress and
our teacher happy, and myself too, so that after the war you'll find both of us
intelligent and not consider us two dunces.
They were deported on
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