Marion Blumenthal Lazan Research Paper

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Have you ever been in complete suffering? Have you seen someone who is or has suffered?
Marion Blumenthal Lazan is a holocaust survivor and she has a story that has changed the lives of so many people. She speaks about her time in concentration camps and her life after which has changed so many lives for the better. Which is why Marion should be rewarded with the
Medal of Honor for courageously overcoming the holocaust.
She has suffered at the hands of the nazis. She lost her father in trobitz and friends in other camps. The camps weren't summer camps they were torte camps that hurt you and even cause death. Marion was in these camps and survived that is a huge achievement. She was brave and even had severe injuries but it didn't faze her she

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