Auschwitz survivor seeks twin brother by “going viral”
Jeno (Jolli) - child survivor A7734 from Auschwitz, 4.5 years old at liberation. Born in 1940.Seventy-three year old Menachem Bodner lost his twin brother Jeno (Jolli) 68 years ago when the Auschwitz concentration camp was liberated. He knows only one thing about his brother: The Auschwitz ID number tattoed on his arm - A 7734. With the help of his grandchildren and genealogist Ayana KimRon, Mr. Bodner is now using Facebook to aid in the search. When Mr. Bodner described his unlikely social media campaign he said, "I'm like a virus! I will go viral and spread the message until I do find my brother.”
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Please follow the Facebook page dedicated to finding Mr. Bodner’s long-lost twin brother, A7734. If you have information that could help find Jeno, please share it there.
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