"I met Nina Finkelstein Anshell in 1963 when I went to work as a physiotherapist at a Montreal hospital. Although she was much older than me, she was young in spirit and we became very good friends. She was a good administrator and always treated her employees very fairly. I was her assistant for many years and she became my mentor. When she died of lung cancer in 1990, I came into possession of her photographs. For many years they were sitting in a box, but now that I am older and have more free time I decided that I wanted her memory to be preserved. Over the years that I knew her, she occasionally talked about her experiences during the war and now I would like to tell her story."
-Jo Ann
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