Holocaust Survivor, Advocate of Dallas' Holocaust Museum Dies at 94 --
“God upstairs allowed me to survive,” he said. “One thousand five hundred of us were tattooed with the 'KL' [which is] 'concentration camp' in German.”
In his words, a holographic Glauben answered what it was like riding in a railcar to the death camps. The trip took about five days, he said.
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