Woman Thought Family Was Killed In Holocaust, Then DNA Test Revealed Truth
Summary
A woman in Australia named Adriana Turk believed her father's family had died in the Holocaust until a DNA test revealed she had living relatives. Her father fled Nazi Germany in 1937, and she discovered descendants of Holocaust survivors from her grandmother's family living across multiple countries.Key Facts
- Adriana Turk, from Australia, thought her father's family died in the Holocaust.
- Her father escaped Nazi Germany in 1937 and emigrated to Australia after learning English in 10 days.
- Adriana's grandmother died in the Warsaw Ghetto during World War II.
- Her father’s sister, brother-in-law, and their two children were murdered at Auschwitz.
- Adriana took a DNA test and found living relatives who are descendants of Holocaust survivors.
- One relative, Renate Püttmann, survived by being hidden by a German soldier.
- Adriana discovered she has at least 50 living relatives in places like Brazil and Israel.
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