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Kitty Hart-Moxon: Return To Auschwitz

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"Eventually I found myself working in the children's teaching hospital, which gave me another incentive. I wanted children of my own, and a house fit to bring them up in. Children of my own, to carry on the Jewish race. Not in any religious sense; after Auschwitz I retained no belief in a loving God. Some survivors claim that their faith helped them to get through. To me such faith seemed to make little difference one way or the other. I saw people praying while being beaten up, and there was no sign that the prayers helped very much. I saw people kneeling in prayer before being shot or gassed. After you have listened, day after day and month after month, to the screams of children being gassed, smashed or burnt to death, you find it hard to believe that any faith in a benevolent God could be of value. And if it is preached that they are now in heaven and all is well, I still cannot accept that the road to heaven should involve such pain and degradation and terror to the innocent. From time to time I went to the synagogue, but found it meant nothing."