Thanks for this, continued encouragement.

You might like to hear that we attended a talk at our synagogue by a cantor who’d survived the camps as a teenager because due his early training he sang well, and the German staff had him entertain them. On a labor march outside the camp, they heard artillery fire and Cantor Wisnia took his chance and dove into the nearby woods. He walked towards the sound of artillery, expecting to find Russians. But in fact is was Easy Company, and they took him under their wing for the rest of the war. When he sailed into NY harbor he was dressed in an American uniform, thanks to the men of Easy Company.