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Ignorance is Bliss
Dear Editor:
(Re: Parking Wars Dominate
Thanks For The Memories CB) Ignorance is bliss!!! There
were more than four opportuni-
Dear Editor: ties to express your view on this
(Re: Rockaway Ole' Times) issue, it was in the local papers
Thank you for the picture and cap- and posted all over Facebook on
tion of the old Washington Hotel. FoRB with over 8000 members
I am the granddaughter of Sylvia and Rockaway United with 2000
and Barney Levine, the founders members. Emails went out from
of the hotel. Three generations of myself and Danny Ruscillo to
our family ran the business for 50 hundreds of Rockaway people. At
years. My parents, aunt and I are the CB 14 transportation meeting
still Belle Harbor residents. The the room was PACKED with 98
hotel employed hundreds of lo- percent saying NO parking. RBCA
cal residents over the years, and supported the decision. Along
many employees and customers with the RCA. For Edwin Wil-
alike became lifelong friends of liams, president of the Harbour Dino Tomasetti, patriarch of the Tomasetti family, and found-
the family. The work was a labor Pointe II Arverne Homeown- er of Laquila Construction, and longtime Rockaway resident is
of love for our family, hosting all ers Association to say he didn't seen here with his daughter, Lorraine. Dino turns 90 on Mon-
kinds of occasions and events. On know is a shame. YES Ignorance day, May 22. Happy birthday, Dino! Cant wait to see you in a
Friday nights, our guests would is bliss!!! Rockaway Times t-shirt!
dress to the nines and take lei- Eddy Pastore
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MAY 20 MAY 24
1927 - Charles Lindbergh began Kara Oberg was born.
the first solo nonstop transatlantic Monica Edwards was born.
flight, departing from Long Island Raymond Marten was born.
aboard the Spirit of Saint Louis.
1932 - Amelia Earhart took off from 1844 - Samuel Morse transmit-
Newfoundland to become the first ted the first telegraph message, in
woman to fly solo across the Atlan- which he asked, "What hath God
tic. wrought?"
Petey Brady working on his have any more) kids Rockaway 1935 - Major League Baseballs first
MAY 21 night game was played under the
surfing hand gestures (the Times Tee. His sister, Mara, is Lynne Light was born. lights at Cincinnatis Crosley Field
shaka sign) while sporting a too busy working on her hoops Jim Murphy was born. as the hometown Reds defeated
very limited (as in, we dont game to care. Philadelphia, 21.
Holocaust Survivor,
Ruth Pagirsky, Tells Her Story
By Katie McFadden Aside from the hardships of
war, Pagirsky faced personal
In 1933, 8-year-old Ruth struggles as a child who suf-
Wachner, who was living in fered from several illnesses. In
Berlin, Germany, experienced August 1939, she became ex-
anti-Semitism for the first tremely ill with a fever, and be-
time. I had a lot of friends came incapacitated. Doctors
from the playground that I presumed it was polio or rheu-
went ice skating with and matic fever and gave her two
Clara and I were very close. weeks to live. In September,
Her mother was very ill and as bombs rained down around
whenever my family was going them, living in Katowice be-
on an outing, like to the zoo, came too dangerous. Her fa-
Clara would come with us. She ther was forced to assist the
was Christian, but that didnt military because of his ability
seem to matter. That was until to drive. Pagirsky and the rest
one day, I ran to her house to of her family had no choice
play and her mother wouldnt but to relocate by horse and
let me in the house. I couldnt buggy. They made their way
understand why. She said that towards Krakow as Pagirskys
Clara is now a member of the condition worsened. As they
Hitler Youth and she cannot came across a Catholic hos-
play with Jewish children. That count of her story so that her a package. I was so excited, pital along the way, Pagirskys
was the first experience I had family would have something thinking it was a new doll. I mother pled that they help her
where someone didnt like me to hold onto and a way to let opened the box and found my ill daughter. A nurse told her,
because I was of a certain reli- her story live on. fathers clothing, everything There is no room for Jewish
gion, Ruth Wachner Pagirsky, Memoirs isnt an easy read. down to his underwear, com- children. A Jewish man came
now 91-years-old, recalled as Its even harder hearing Pagir- pletely soaked in blood, she across Pagirskys crying moth-
she sat at a table in her Belle sky share her story in person, said. The clothes were accom- er and offered to let the fam-
Harbor home. as she recalls the horrific de- panied with a note that read ily stay with him and his wife
That memory was just the tails of her past. On May 9, a Juden Raus- Jews Get Out. as Pagirsky recovered. After
beginning of a harrowing sto- day after Pagirskys 91st birth- A few weeks earlier, her father coming back from Temple one
ry of how Pagirsky, a Jewish day and the 72nd anniversary was approached by an employ- day, the man approached Pa-
youth, endured World War of the end of the Holocaust, ee who demanded that he hand girsky and called her a blessed
II, and came out as a survi- she shared her story with The over the rug business to him, child. The Catholic hospital
vor of the Holocaust. She was Rockaway Times. simply because he was Jew- near Krakow had been hit by
the only one to live, out of her Ruth Wachner was born in ish. Her father fired the man. a bomb, leaving several casu-
close family members. After Berlin in 1926. Before the war, Two weeks later, her father was alties.
the war was over and Pagirsky she had a happy, comforta- on the way to the train station After hearing Pagirskys sto-
stepped foot in America on ble childhood with her broth- to go on a business trip, when ry of survival, it seems that
June 19, 1946, no one was in- er, Benjamin, her mother, or he was arrested and taken to the mans claim of Ruth be-
terested in hearing her story. Mutti Regina, and her father, Camp Dachau, where he was ing blessed, had some truth
But it was the last words her Jehoshua. In the 1930s, as Ad- beaten mercilessly. The box of to it. Thats what happened
father ever said to her that had olf Hitler became more pow- bloody clothing was the first throughout my life in the war.
carried her through horren- erful, anti-Semitism became sign that something was wrong. There was always somebody
dous hardships and later led more apparent. Being told she Shortly after, an SS Man, un- who was sent to help me, Pa-
her to share her story over and couldnt play with her Chris- der Hitlers rule, came to the girsky said. But its hard to be-
over again. You my child shall tian friend, Clara, was just the family house and told them lieve she came out alive.
live, you shall live to tell it all, beginning. they had 48 hours to leave Pagirsky and her family
Jehoshua Wachner told her, as Her father owned a compa- Germany. On May 2, 1936, Pa- eventually made their way to
he kissed her goodbye, before ny that was a large importer of girsky, along with her broth- Brzostek, where her grandpar-
being taken away by German rugs and he would often travel er and mother, were put on a ents lived. Her grandmother,
guards in April 1942. to places like Persia and Tur- train to Poland, where her par- who was a healer, used natu-
After gaining the courage key for business purposes. It ents' family lived, and where ral remedies to nurse Pagirsky
to tell it, Pagirsky has made it was common for him to send the anti-Semitism was even back to health, and she over-
her mission to share her story. gifts from his travels back to stronger. Despite the hatred, came her illness, despite being
She volunteers at the Museum his children. Pagirsky specif- Pagirsky and her family were told she wouldnt make it. The
of Jewish Heritage, where she ically remembers the dolls able to live a relatively normal Germans invaded Poland in
shares her story with visitors, she received from different life. Her father was released 1942 and the cavalry took over
makes school visits as a guest countries. In 1936, while her from Dachau and located his the town of Brzostek, forc-
speaker, and in 2013, she pub- father was supposed to be on family. They lived together in
Continued on page 38
lished Memoirs, a written ac- a business trip, she received an apartment in Katowice.
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ing students and the general and pads were adopted. Also,
DOC
players. As a follow-up to that got your bell rung, you just
study they did a second study, kept playing.
which looked at football play- The authors of this study are
ers in the same schools who quick to point out that the re-
By Peter Galvin, MD played football between 1956 sults of this study should not be
and 1970. They also looked at misinterpreted. There is indis-
non-football playing athletes putable evidence linking head
Football and Head Injuries (swimmers, basketball players,
and wrestlers) who played dur-
trauma and brain disease. They
point out that this was a small
For more than a century, Football is arguably Ameri- ing the same period. They iden- study and more, larger studies
head trauma has been linked cas most popular sport. It is tified 296 football players and are needed. Also, more study
to neurodegenerative diseas- a collision sport where head 190 athletes engaged in other needs to be done to determine
es later in life, especially de- trauma and concussions are sports. They then reviewed the whether the degree of physical
mentia/Alzheimers disease, common, which in theory may medical records of these ath- fitness required for football,
Parkinsons disease and ALS have implications for brain letes. Again they found no dif- offsets the negative effects of
(Lou Gehrigs disease). These health later in life. But football ference in brain diseases later head trauma. Additionally,
conditions have been report- does have redeeming qual- in life in the two groups. the authors note that they only
ed to be substantial in those ities, especially physical fit- It is interesting to note that looked at high school players,
who played contact sports, es- ness, which may be protective football between 1946 and 1970 not college or professional
pecially football. Recent pub- for brain disease later in life. was very different from todays players. So more work needs
licity has focused on the dan- A while back, the Mayo Clin- football, both from the stand- to be done. In my opinion, the
gers of football, especially as ic in Rochester, Minnesota did point of protective equipment increasing awareness of head
played in high school, college, a study of football players from and player size. There were no injuries in football is a good
and professionally. There have two Rochester high schools penalties for headhunting and thing, but I dont believe that
been links claimed to chron- who played football between spearing. Todays players are eliminating the game entirely
ic traumatic encephalopathy 1946 and 1956. They then re- bigger, stronger, and faster than is the answer.
later in life, which have some viewed the medical records of those of years ago. Also, it wasnt Please direct questions and
people calling for an outright these players and compared until 1980 that the first stand- comments to editor@rocka-
ban on American football. them to non-football play- ards for equipment like helmets waytimes.com
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THE SHORTEST Chicken
HOTEL LIFESPAN Parmigiana
Discard excess oil from pan,
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IN ARVERNE By Sharon Feldman oil in the skillet. Saut chopped
onion and garlic until onions are
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breasts and bring to simmer for 10 min-
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2 eggs, beaten Place chicken in the sauce.
1 cup Italian breadcrumbs Sprinkle the parmesan over the
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1 cup onion, chopped mozzarella on top of each chick-
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3 cups tomato sauce bake at 350F for 15 minutes,
1 sprig basil or until cheese has melted and
cup freshly grated parmesan browned.
cheese Serve with linguine, and garnish
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cup fresh parsley, chopped
pound thin linguine, cooked (I
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peninsula can generate and tion resides in the east end,
attract as much activity that is and we just want residents
so centered around Rockaway both east and west and those
Beach. The east end is more
centrally located near several
down for the day, to experience
the beauty of the beaches in
for your appointment
train lines and bus stops, and
not to mention, our beaches
this area. The Edgemere Food
Fair & Market is just going to
Walk ins Welcomed
are more pristine. Beach 30th be about enjoying the beautiful
for example, in my opinion, is beach, and indulging in great
one of the most beautiful and food and some retail therapy
clean beaches on the peninsula, on the boardwalks east end.
but folks dont know that. Un- This summer is going to be a
less they come and indulge in magical experience for all of
the experience, the east end re- us, Russell said.
mains under the radar, Jacobs Be on the lookout for more
said. fun with Dred Surfer this sum-
Jacobs said that hes looking mer. This August 19, Dred Surf-
for more vendors to sign up. er Grill in collaboration with
Hes currently seeking food, ap- Senator James Sanders office
parel, craft and jewelry vendors. and the Parks Department, will
For those looking to sell food, be hosting a Caribbean Carni-
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By Artie Wallace Give it a nice coat of paint to
start off with. Add your favorite
If youre remodeling your kitch- saying or some artificial flowers
en or know someone who is, dont and create your own wall art.
throw away the old cabinet doors. Corkboard:
They are great for future DIYer Once again, add a coat of paint.
projects. Here are a few ideas. Then using contact cement, glue
Childs desk: on corkboard material. For two
By adding legs and a coat of paint panel doors, you can paint the sec-
you got a great little desk for a child. ond panel with chalkboard paint.
Chalkboard: Magnetic board:
Applying a coat of paint, then Hold your favorite recipes in
painting the inside panels with place or leave notes for the kids
chalkboard paint, will give you a with a magnetic board. Magnetic
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Photo collage: home improvement stores and can
Paint the door, then using con- be used as a primer, then topped off
tact cement, add a fabric back- with a color of your choice.
ing to the panels. Then use the Homemade shutters:
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make a framed collage. and adding a fabric backing, you can
A serving tray: easily make your own (indoor) win-
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paint and a handle on either end Some of these projects are
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On With The
thinking now I have some as motley as we are, she
time to focus on work. Then, knows intuitively that we all
I get a call from the school. adore our little minx, and
Motley
Soanirina has been crying will never stop trying to keep
all morning. She seems to it together for her, and to be
be constipated. Perhaps, you honest, for our motley fami-
should pick her up. lys sanity.
You know I'm a dream- the end of the day, we all are Cussing all profanities in Together we lucidly know,
er, but my heart's of gold. guerrillas, fighting for the my mind, I say, No prob- that Rockaway, with our
I had to run away high, so I best for our little eight-year- lem. Will be there in a jif- daughter and motley crew
wouldn't come home low. old girl with autism spec- fy. However, once I appear family, will always be Home
Just when things went right, trum disorder. at the school, my little minx Sweet Home.
it doesn't mean they were If you were a fly on the wall, is laughing. She deserves Stay tuned for announce-
always wrong. Just take this during our morning routine, an academy award for most ments about the next Rock-
song, and you'll never feel you would laugh, maybe prolific dramatic actress. away Beach Artistic Fam-
left all alone.My heart's even suggest coordinating a However, as initially ilies Support Group in May!
like an open book, for the comedy sitcom. stressed out and irritated I For more information email:
whole world to read. Some- My daughters dad and I am, I literally melt when I ourartistichild@outlook.com
times nothing keeps me to- share custody of our daugh- see her toothy, cunning grin. or follow us on Facebook.
gether at the seamsI'm on ter, and every morning re-
my way, Im on my way,
Home sweet home...
ligiously, together we get
her dressed for school and
DOWNTOWN FAR ROCKS STREETSCAPE
This song, Home Sweet put her on the school bus. WINS AWARD FOR DESIGN EXCELLENCE
Home, by American classic As I am combing her hair,
rock band, Mtley Cre, is a my grandmother and mom Downtown Far Rockaways 21st Street, and Beach 22nd
nostalgic favorite of mine, be- would start commenting on Streetscape, a design project in- Street. The project was selected
cause everyday in my own per- the news. They are uber con- corporating the Mayors Vision for its comprehensive streetscape
sonal life and household, I am servative, both religiously Zero strategies, is one of eight design, fostering a safer, more in-
daily reminded that we are in- and politically, so it makes winners selected across the five viting, pedestrian experience in
deed the Motley Crew, all eter- quite a comedy routine with boroughs for remarkable designs this central business district and
nally grateful for our Home a back-and-forth banter with that create sustainable spaces, transportation hub.
Sweet Home with our my daughters dad, who is enhance neighborhoods and As part of NYCxDESIGN an
beautiful, comedic, enchant- more on the left, and artfully even preserve New York City his- annual citywide celebration of
ingly complex, Soanirina. sarcastic. tory. innovative art and design from
By definition, a motley For example, as I am franti- Mayor Bill de Blasio, Deputy around the world this years
crew is an informal expres- cally chasing my daughter to Mayor Alicia Glen, Public Design awards recognize projects that
sion for a roughly organized sit in the chair to comb her Commission President Signe help fulfill the de Blasio Adminis-
assembly of individuals of hair, who to my consterna- Nielsen, and Executive Director trations OneNYC goals of build-
various backgrounds, ap- tion, stripped herself of her of the Commission, Justin Moore ing a more resilient city, engen-
pearance, and character. clothes, shoes, everything!, announced the winners of the dering civic pride, sustainability
They are typified by contain- my grandmother and mom 35th Annual Awards for Excel- and public service.
ing characters of conflicting would bemoan the attacks lence in Design on Thursday, The best public projects are
personality, varied back- on the president reported on May 11. purposeful and use design to
grounds, political stances the news. My daughters fa- The winning Far Rockaway build a sense of community and
and, usually to the benefit ther starts chiming in, being Streetscape project, collabo- civic pride, Mayor Bill de Blasio
of the group, a wide array of as usual, the cunning devils ratively spearheaded by the said. We commend the teams
methods for overcoming ad- advocate, with his own non- Department of Design and behind these critical and crea-
versity. chalant, Trevor Noah-like Construction, Department of tive projects that will help build a
And yes, in my daughters hilarious, but punchy com- Transportation, Department of stronger, more equitable city and
family, we fit the descrip- ments. Meanwhile, I am look- Parks & Recreation and W Archi- improve services and recreation-
tion. We span from various ing at the time, not caring a tecture and Landscape Architec- al activities for every New Yorker.
countries, complexions, cul- flying fig about what they are ture, included designs for Central The awards are given by the
tural traditions, religious debating about, running after Avenue, Mott Avenue, Beach 19th Citys Public Design Commis-
and political leanings, but at her, desperately shrieking, Street, Beach 20th Street, Beach sion.
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Truth Serum
Youth Should Be Heard
By Jeffrey Williams-Maisonet comed at the meetings. That Another issue that needs to for years. Truth be told, some
was recently confirmed. I be addressed is the amount of them have actually fallen
It's that time of year, so why dared to ask the hard ques- of time a person is allowed to asleep during the meetings.
don't we play a little hardball? tions and challenged a num- speak. CB 14 guidelines state Let me be very clear. Thats
I've been actively involved in ber of claims made by CB that you must show up early not a diss. Its an observa-
my community since the age 14 members. The chaos that and add your name to the list tion from a young member of
of 16 and have attended Com- ensued was not only embar- of speakers. Huh? It's a public the community who has con-
munity Board 14 meetings for rassing, it was completely un- meeting! People should have cerns. I truly love and respect
more than three years. That necessary. I thought Ringling an opportunity to speak at my elders. As a matter of fact,
said, I must admit that Ive Bros. & Barnum and Bailey any point during the meeting, I have two mentors, ages 48
never seen a more dysfunc- Circus was shutting down for even if they only get two min- and 54, that I wouldn't trade
tional board than the one cur- good. I guess not. utes. Now, CB 14 might defend for anyone in my age group.
rently in place. The squabbling also made the policy by stating it has to Ever! I just believe that CB
A few of its members, dubbed me realize there are people control the clock and main- 14 needs to adopt bold/new
"Pillars of the Community" on the board that really dont tain some sense of order. Well, attitudes, ideas and policies
(POC) by many, have done lit- care about the communi- past and current meetings going forward. The best way
tle to earn the moniker. I real- ty. Dont take my word for it. have shown that the policy to do that is to incorporate
ize that statement may upset Just listen carefully whenever isnt working. Then, to add in- young people wholl stand up
people, but I'm just keeping they address the audience. It sult to injury, people are often for Rockaway and not engage
it real. Some are worthy of the is always "my block," "their told"You can't speak. Come in the usual politics. Ive lived
title, but most are not. As my block" or "my side." Hello? CB early next time." That is an in Rockaway all of my life, and
cousin used to tell me when 14 covers both ends of Rock- extremely arrogant and rude opportunities for econom-
I got offended by something away, plus Broad Channel. It position to take, and board ic and personal growth have
that didn't apply to me, direct- isnt regulated to any specif- members should consider been (and continue to be)
ly, "If the shoe fits." ic block or neighborhood. If the fact that residents have to non-existent for thousands of
Im 22, and Ive always felt more people understood this rush home after working nine young people on the penin-
young peoples viewpoints fact, the better off wed be as a or 10-hour shifts, help their sula. The economic, political
were not respected or wel- community. children with homework, pre- and social policies supported
pare dinner for their families by long-time CB 14 members
and put their children to bed. are a major reason why.
If CB 14 chooses to adhere I'm calling on Queens Bor-
to its policy, then the least it ough President Melinda Katz
can do is show a little more to do more to ensure that there
compassion and respect. Oh! is a stronger youth presence
Dont get me started with among CB 14s members. Im
CB 14s wannabe Paul Ryan, more than willing to assist
whom you all know from his with this, not just complain.
Quiet! Excuse me! and Ill catch you again soon,
Order! The only thing miss- folks.
ing is the stupid gavel. This is (Jeffrey Williams-Maison-
not the U.S. House of Repre- et is the founder of news site
sentatives! Rockaway Primetime Report-
Finally, I believe term limits ing. For more from Jeffrey Wil-
should be imposed on CB 14. liams-Maisonet follow him on
Many of the members are sen- Twitter at @RockPrimetime
iors and have sat on the board and on Facebook).
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HOLOCAUST them, Pagirskys mother told section of the camp, found out without it. He was active in
SURVIVOR her to run. She ran as far as about the situation and decid- trying to create an escape
Continued from Page 12 she could before tripping ed to help her and her friend, route and somebody found
ing most Jewish families into and falling into a ditch. She Tuska, escape by creating fake out about it and reported it.
a confined part of town, with passed out due to fear. Pagir- birth certificates for them and On Yom Kippur, the holy hol-
several families living together sky awoke to a heavy weight urging them to go to Germany iday, my father was hanged as
in a few homes. Around Purim above her and clawed her to live as Polish slave labor- an example. My brother had to
1942, Pagirsky awoke to the way through the dirt to es- ers. Ruth and Tuska were able cut him down and dig a ditch.
sound of bullhorns. Every- cape the ditch. The weight on to escape successfully, but My father was thrown into the
one was forced out of bed top of her was from corpses. her mother and Renie stayed ground and my brother was
and told to gather in the town Pagirsky had recalled her behind. One of the last things shot and thrown into the same
square and get in groups of parents telling her to go to a Regina told Ruth was not to grave, Pagirsky said. Many
men and boys, women and Polish farm outside of town, speak, because her German years later, she learned about
young children, and the el- had they ever been separat- accent would reveal that she what happened at Pustkow,
derly. The men and boys were ed. There, she was reunited wasnt from Poland. where her mother and Renie
told they were needed for with her mother. The Ger- Pagirsky held her tongue were. Around Chanukkah in
work and would return home mans came looking for her for three years as she worked 1942, Pustkow was liquidated.
shortly. Pagirsky watched as father, who had also man- on a farm in Kummelbacher Able-bodied workers were tak-
her brother, Benjamin, was aged to make his way to the Hof in Neckargemund, Ger- en to another camp while the
herded onto a truck. Noticing farm, but they knew they many. The farm was owned women and children were shot
that he didnt have a jacket, couldnt hide him forev- by I.G. Farben, the company and thrown into a mass grave.
she ran back to her house to er. He was valuable since he that produced cyclone gas This is most likely what hap-
grab it, wrapped it around a had a drivers license. When used in concentration camps, pened to my Mutti and Renie,
loaf of bread, and ran back the Germans took 10 hostag- and it was operated by Catho- Pagirsky said.
to the truck to throw it to her es in exchange for Pagirskys lic nuns. Pagirsky lived as After learning the fate of her
brother. He blew her a kiss. In father, he surrendered. Her a Christian and remained family, Pagirsky vowed not to
response to her action, an SS father had an opportunity to mute as she performed vari- bring children into the world.
Man smashed Pagirsky in the say goodbye, and it was then ous duties as a slave laborer. One of the soldiers who lib-
face with the butt of his rifle, that he kissed Ruth and whis- The farm presented its own erated her, David Tanzman,
causing her to fall and crack pered the words that carried challenges, but the worst was convinced her otherwise. He
her head on a cornerstone, her through. She never saw when Pagirsky was sent into asked me, And who will make
and black out. That was the her father again. a nearby town to retrieve a this a better world? He told
last time she saw Benno, as Pagirsky, her mother and clock in the spring of 1944. me the legend of Tikun Olam,
she called her brother. her cousin, Renie, were On her way back, she was gang which said there will always
A short time after, as the forced to leave the farm. Af- raped by three German sol- be 36 righteous people in the
children were playing, the ter spending some time wan- diers who had been drinking. world whose purpose is to
bullhorn boomed again and dering around a nearby forest, I lost faith in God after that. rebuild and repair it. Who
the children were told they they came across a fenced in They left me on the road in my knows why you survived and
would be taken to a place to area with barracks, where they own blood. I started digging a what your offspring will do to
be cared for as their parents saw people being dropped hole, put my face in it, howled better this world.
would be taken to work in off. Thinking they might find like an animal and said, God, Despite enduring what she
Germany. They started to be some of their family members, this is where I bury you. I did, she remembers most,
loaded onto trucks. Pagirsky they walked to the fenced in couldnt forgive him for what the people that showed kind-
watched as her little cousin area and joined the others. was done to me, Pagirsky said. ness and helped her survive.
Jeshiale, held onto his moth- They had just entered Camp Pagirsky wasnt liberated un- People can be good, there
er, with his arms around her Pustkow. As the occupants til April 1945. A United States are good people always in the
neck, as a German guard were asked to line up out- soldier had stepped out of a world. Pagirsky went on to re-
pulled him off of her, and side the barracks, Pagirsky, jeep and approached Pagirsky build her life in America. She
smashed his head into her her mother and Renie joined, and her friend Tuska. Pagirsky married her husband, Irving,
grandfathers house, killing until someone realized they noticed a Jewish star on the found a home within Rocka-
him instantly. werent supposed to be there. mans cap. The driver stepped way and went on to have three
She watched as Jewish men A woman grabbed them and out of the jeep and translated children, 12 grandchildren
with beards were rounded told them to go into the bar- for the lieutenant who said the and seven great grandchil-
up in the town square and racks and hide under the bed. war was ending soon and we dren. Through her storytelling
forced to have their beard cut It was Reginas cousin, Mania could stay or we were free if and book, Memoirs, they, and
off. Her grandfather Bezalel Tugenthaft. For several weeks, we wanted to go, Pagirsky re- future generations will know
was among them. A guard Mania hid her family in the called. That word freedom what happened to Ruth Wach-
handed her grandmother a roof of the barrack. It was a was intoxicating. ner Pagirsky during World War
pair of scissors and told her tin roof and it would get so hot After the war had ended, II. Before I tell my story, I al-
to cut her husbands beard. during the day, that it was like Pagirsky found what had hap- ways say, pappi, do you hear
She refused, saying, enough, being in an oven. You would pened to her family. A man me? He gave me something to
no more and spat in the get burned if you touched it, who claimed he had been fight for by telling to me to tell
face of the soldier. As Pagir- Pagirsky recalled. Pagirsky at Auschwitz with her father it all. He gave me a mission.
skys mother held her tight- became sick with dysentery and brother, tracked Pagirsky Each time before I speak, I tell
ly, she could hear two gun- and continuing to hide in the down. He said, Your father, him, Pappi, Im doing it.
shots. Both her grandparents barrack became too great of every morning, led prayers Memoirs by Ruth Wachner
were killed right then and a risk. Her Uncle Josef, who and made sure that food was Pagirsky, can be purchased on
there. As bullets rang around happened to be in another divided so that no one was Amazon.
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