Zahava Kohn and Hephzibah Rudofsky feature in the Catholic Herald
The Catholic Herald
Holocaust survivor shares her experiences with students at Queen’s Park Community School
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Survivor tells pupils of her life in concentration camp
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Holocaust survivor to visit school
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Holocaust Family Share Incredible Story of Survival
Lady Zahava Kohn and her daughter, Hephzibah Rudofsky were guest speakers at Manchester Grammar School July 2013 . Click here to view full article.
North London Collegiate History and Jewish Society host joint event where Lady Zahava Kohn and daughter Hephzibah Rudofsky were guest speakers
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Zahava Kohn who survived the Holocaust visits King Solomon High School in Barkingside
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Barkingside pupils speak to Holocaust survivor about life at Bergen Belsen
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Holocaust survivor ‘glad’ to share harrowing experience
Kilburn Times
Lady Zahava tells of growing up in concentration camps
Ilford Recorder
Holocaust Memorial Day 2012
Zahava Kohn and Hephzibah Rudofsky were the guest speakers at the Holocaust Memorial 2012 Service held at Watford Grammar School for Girls. The programme also included music and readings.
Redbridge: Holocaust survivor to tell her story to schoolchildren
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The story of a true survivor – An Article from Ham & High
As the anniversary of the liberation of the Bergen- Belsen concentration camp approaches, Lady Zahava Kohn tells Bridget Galton about the years her family spent in Nazi detention- and their miraculous survival. Lady Zahava Kohn unpacks a box of family mementoes in her elegant living room. Although her rheumatism makes it painful to walk, the 75-year-old has the spirit and demeanour of a woman ten years younger. But the chilling reminders of Third Reich bureaucracy that she lays on the table tell the story of a childhood spent amid disease and death. To read more of this story click here.