Auschwitz-Surviving Hell-Cleaner Died at the Age of 92
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Hermann ‘Mano’ Höllenreiner, a gypsy survivor of the Holocaust whose life story was documented in a novel, died last Friday at 92 years surrounded by his family in the Bavarian town of Mettenheim, in Mühldorf am Inn, in southern Germany. “With the death of Hermann ‘Mano’ Höllenreiner we lose an important voice ... Continue reading “Death “Mano” Höllenreiner, a gypsy survivor of the Holocaust: his story was embodied in a novel”
Hermann Höllenreiner - called Mano by his family - survived several concentration camps. "It was only late in his life that he began to tell and became a great witness of the times," says the International Auschwitz Committee. Now he has died.
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INTELLINEWSAs a child, Hermann "Mano" Höllenreiner survived several Nazi concentration camps. For decades he remained silent about his experiences. Later, he became an important voice against forgetting.
Hermann Höllenreiner survived the extermination camp Auschwitz - and fled at the age of eleven from one of the death marches. At the age of 92 he died now.
As a child, Hermann Höllenreiner survived several concentration and extermination camps. Later, as a contemporary witness, he told about his experiences.
One of Germany's most important witnesses is dead: Auschwitz survivor Hermann "Mano" Höllenreiner died three days before his 93rd birthday.
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