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Szymon Binke Childhood
Szymon Binke was born on June 16, 1997. His real grandmother died when he was born.His other grandmother owned a bakery in Germany.each day he would come home from school and go eat and hang out at his aunt's and uncle's house, but except friday.He would go to a Jewish schools because that's the only school they can go to if you are from another country and it is closer to his house.

When he was 6 years old years began to get worse, his mother got a note from the state that it was not a good idea to stay in Germany because she is an American citizen. May 1, 1940 him and his father had to move on a train. His first work was at the metal factory,and if you work you had to wear a suit and had to have a ID because they won't care and you can get

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