A Local Holocaust Survivor Will Speak About His Personal Journey During An Upcoming Event

UPPER MORELAND, PA — A local man will be telling the community his tale of survival at the hands of the Nazis during the Holocaust during an upcoming presentation at an area historical society.

Daniel Goldsmith will offer his personal story about his capture, the lost of his family, and then subsequent escape from the hands of Adolph Hitler’s regime during World War III during a program next week put on by the Upper Moreland Historical Association.

The event, which will be held virtually through the Zoom online platform, will detail Goldsmith’s personal journey through one of the darkest periods of history in the modern age.

The program is slated to take place on Oct. 26 at 7 p.m.

Those interested in attending can click the Zoom link here.

The meeting ID number is 879 0271 9108 and the Passcode is 761244.

Nazi Germany and its collaborators are credited with systematically killing around six million Jewish people across German-occupied Europe in various extermination camps during World War II.

Escaping or evading the Nazis was extremely difficult yet some managed to do so with the help of non-Jewish people who took a huge risk in helping others escape the grip of Hitler's regime.