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| | Eve Gerstle holocaust survivor, Wiesbaden, Germany |
 | | San Diego, CA (special) -- The city of Wiesbaden, Germany, recently honored San Diegan Eve Gerstle, 84, who had been deported from there to a nazi concentration camp in 1942 and now is believed to be the German city’s last living Holocaust survivor. |
 | | The light side, she said, “was being a student at the high school and going skiing in the Taunus Mountain, swimming at the Rhine River” playing tennis and dancing during her courtship with her first husband, Ari Zwick, who died in the Holocaust. |
 | | She remained in Wiesbaden for two years, sneaking one night into the Kurhaus to attend Friday night services being conducted for soldiers of the American occupation force who were Jewish. |
| jewishsightseeing.com /germany/wiesbaden/19990212-wiesbaden-gerstle.htm (750 words) |
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