Resistance in their DNA: Holocaust survivors in Tasmania reflect on horror of World War II

Rob Inglis
August 31 2019 - 11:00pm
REFLECTING ON ATROCITIES: Felix Goldschmied, a retired orthodontist, says being separated from his mother after World War II left him with lasting trauma. Picture: Scott Gelston
REFLECTING ON ATROCITIES: Felix Goldschmied, a retired orthodontist, says being separated from his mother after World War II left him with lasting trauma. Picture: Scott Gelston

For the small handful of Holocaust survivors living in Tasmania, the mark of trauma can never be erased.

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Rob Inglis

Rob Inglis

Journalist

Rob Inglis is a reporter with The Examiner, covering state and federal politics. He is based in Hobart.

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