Holocaust Remembrance Day: How can one witness memories never known?
By being forced to bypass the mourning process in environments inconducive to listening to their agony and grief, our parents were forced to remain silent.
THE WRITER is with her parents, Fania and George Brodsky, in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, in 1952. (photo credit: BETTY BRODSKY COHEN)ByBETTY BRODSKY COHEN
