Dagmar Lieblova Research Paper

Dagmar Lieblova survived the holocaust by a lucky mistake that occurred when she was in the concentration camp. Dagmar lived in Kutna Hora that was a small town in Bohemia, now in the Czech republic. Dagmar Lieblova hasn’t died yet and is currently the age of 87 years old. She was born on May 19 in 1929 and soon to be 88 years old. Dagmar had a family of four people that was her mother,father,sister and herself.
Dagmar’s father was Dr. Julius Fantl and her mother’s name was Irena Fantlova. She had a younger sister named Rita Lieblova. Dagmar never talked and mention about her relatives to others and even her daughter. Her location that she grew up in is located in Bohemia, in a small town named Kutna Hora. Dagmar said her childhood was very happy and quite normal until she was deported to the Terezin concentration camp in June 1942. Dagmar had a friend named Dasha that she met after the war was over. Dagmar and her family had no religious significance meaning they didn’t celebrate many holidays that was celebrated by others. When she was younger, she experienced many events during her lifetime.
One of the memories Dagmar remembered was when she sang the opera “Brundibar” at the Terezin Concentration Camp near prague. The Nazis decided her to do that so they would not be suspected that they are sending the Jews to
She had a tattoo that had the numbers 70788. She was seperated by her family in 1945, when she was forced to work. She was to clear the ruins of the city and had no sickness during the Holocaust. She was very close to going into the chambers until an accident happened when the soldiers wrote the wrong year of birth for her. She survived by a mistake that was very lucky to happen or else she would've never survived and parish. After she was released she discovered the Terezin initiative and cared for the holocaust survivors that was