Holocaust Survivor Mala Tribich Reflects on Bergen-Belsen Liberation 80 Years On

Tribich shares her harrowing experiences and urges vigilance against the resurgence of hate during anniversary commemorations.

Mala Tribich, a Holocaust survivor, recounted her time in Nazi concentration camps, including Bergen-Belsen, which was liberated by British troops on April 15, 1945.
Speaking on the 80th anniversary of Bergen-Belsen's liberation, Tribich emphasized the importance of learning from history to prevent future atrocities.
She described the dehumanizing conditions in the camps, including being stripped of her identity and witnessing unimaginable suffering and death.
Tribich now shares her testimony through the Holocaust Educational Trust to educate younger generations about the Holocaust's lessons.
The anniversary highlights the enduring importance of remembrance as antisemitism and extremist ideologies persist globally.