i was young and had enough strength to fight for my life i mean the heart i knew sorry i told myself i m the last of my family the only survivor of a. i thought that it was my job to continue but i had no choice it was pure survival instinct. there was no other way i had to go on living. but when. estan in europe would never be her home again. she could only stay. and over in the jewish country. but the waiting list for palestine was long. three hundred thousand jews in germany demanded to be allowed to travel to palestine there were protests in the d.p. camps. and in television jews took to the streets calling for unrestricted integration for the survivors of the nazi genocide. but the british
to travel to palestine there were protests in the d.p. camps. and in television jews took to the streets calling for unrestricted integration for the survivors of the nazi genocide. but the british had restricted entry since nine hundred thirty nine and now that the common enemy hitler was defeated the jews were yesterday s allies. it became a matter of safeguarding future political interests for which the british needed the arab states they reversed their promise to build a home for the jews in palestine a shock for the jewish people a violent response came from the underground zionist militant movement. in july nine hundred forty six it bombed the king david hotel in jerusalem the british administrative headquarters. ninety one people were killed.