FILE PHOTO: A collection of Holocaust survivor Leah Nebenzahl's family photographs are seen on a table during her interview with Reuters in Jerusalem January 25, 2021. REUTERS/Ronen Zvulun
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - For some survivors of the Holocaust, the vow to "never forget" takes on a special meaning when they have only faded memories, or none at all, of parents they lost as young children.
Leah Nebenzahl was a baby when her parents, Pipha and Zvi Herschman, were murdered in Nazi-occupied Poland.
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