Rena Quint was six years old when she was imprisoned at Bergen Belsen concentration camp and separated from her father. In her USC Shoah Foundation testimony, Rena reflects on what she remembers of her experience in the camp, life after the war, and years of searching for answers about her family and history.

Read more about Rena at https://sfi.usc.edu/news/2022/10/34036-rena-quint-child-survivor-found-herself-her-family-history.

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