Bodo Schrader was just a baby when his mother was taken to Auschwitz, and four when the concentration camp where he was being held was liberated.
While many Holocaust survivor stories are first-person narratives told from memory, time and trauma have prevented Bodo from accessing the details of his own history.
For the past two years, Bodo's daughter Margot has taken on the tasks of researching his past. Today on Word of Mouth, Bodo and Margot talk about their shared journey.
- The story of Bodo and Margot Schrader, from a conversation recorded at The Jewish Federation of New Hampshire. The Colonial Theater is hosting a free event commemorating Kristallnacht on Thursday, November 9th. You can learn more about Kristallnacht here.
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