My Voice: Harry Olmer: My revenge on Hitler is my family
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Harry Olmer was born in 1927 in Sosnowiec, Poland. He and his five siblings had a happy childhood, staying with their grandmother Rochel Leah every summer in Charsznica, a rural area surrounded by woods.
When war broke out, the Germans took over Sosnowiec. In 1942, Harry was taken to a concentration camp in Plaszów, working 12-hour shifts at a railway embankment on a small cup of coffee and lump of bread.
Gruelling labour at Buchenwald and Schlieben left Harry dreadfully ill and liberation c...






















