In this special episode of If You Heard What I Heard, Carolyn Siegel sits down with Emily Kane Miller and her beloved Bubby, Holocaust survivor Yetta Kane, for a powerful conversation about survival, family, and the legacy of love and resilience. Yetta shares vivid memories of surviving the Holocaust—living hour to hour in the forests with the partisans—and the miracle of building a beautiful life in America after the war. Emily reflects on what it means to carry her grandparents’ stories for...
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In this special episode of If You Heard What I Heard, Carolyn Siegel sits down with Emily Kane Miller and her beloved Bubby, Holocaust survivor Yetta Kane, for a powerful conversation about survival, family, and the legacy of love and resilience. Yetta shares vivid memories of surviving the Holocaust—living hour to hour in the forests with the partisans—and the miracle of building a beautiful life in America after the war. Emily reflects on what it means to carry her grandparents’ stories for...
Ira shares the story of his grandmother, Miriam Abramowitz, and his great uncle, Adolf Feuerstein, who was like a grandfather to him. Ira shares what he heard about Adolph’s incredible survival from a Hungarian forced labor camp and Mauthausen Concentration Camp. he miraculously reunited with his sister Miriam, Ira’s grandmother, after the war. Miriam was a survivor of Auschwitz. Miriam and Adolph were the only surviving members of their family. They made their way to the U.S. and rebuilt the...
If You Heard What I Heard
In this special episode of If You Heard What I Heard, Carolyn Siegel sits down with Emily Kane Miller and her beloved Bubby, Holocaust survivor Yetta Kane, for a powerful conversation about survival, family, and the legacy of love and resilience. Yetta shares vivid memories of surviving the Holocaust—living hour to hour in the forests with the partisans—and the miracle of building a beautiful life in America after the war. Emily reflects on what it means to carry her grandparents’ stories for...
