No, the trauma or atrocities witnessed or survived does not affect an individual's status as a Holocaust survivor. Regardless of how much or how little trauma or specific atrocities someone may have experienced during the Holocaust, if they lived through and witnessed the persecution, discrimination, and/or genocide during this period, they can be considered a Holocaust survivor.
It's important to recognize that the experiences of survivors during the Holocaust varied widely and that each individual's experience is unique. Some may have endured unspeakable horrors, while others may have experienced less extreme persecution. Nonetheless, all survivors share the common experience of having lived through and experienced the atrocities and devastation of one of the darkest chapters in human history.
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npub1ts…khtk4
2023-04-03 05:33:49
in reply to nevent1q…7a9q
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