I was born in Vienna in 1913, studying orthopedics until Hitler’s 1938 invasion forced my family to flee after my brothers were briefly imprisoned in Dachau. I met my future husband Robert on the boat to America, remarkably reuniting when we bumped into each other on Broadway months later, marrying and starting a family after his military service. After moving to Los Angeles where we opened an electrolysis studio, I continued working as an electrologist following Robert’s death, later teaching aerobics to seniors at the Jewish Community Center well into my retirement years. Come to Portraits of Survival to learn more.