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Yad Vashem is open to the general public, free of charge. All visits to Yad Vashem must be reserved in advance.

"A Bittersweet Joy"

Survivor Siblings Discovered through Search for Family Roots

Esther Bielski (née Hauszpeigel) "virtually" reunited with her brother Wolf Hall via "skype". (September 2011)
Esther Bielski (née Hauszpeigel) "virtually" reunited with her brother Wolf Hall via "skype". (September 2011)

Rachel Vered pictured with her uncle, Wolf Hall, in his home in Seattle Washington
Rachel Vered pictured with her uncle, Wolf Hall, in his home in Seattle Washington

Rachel Vered with Leah Teichtel, Director of Reference and Information Services at Yad Vashem, reviewing archival information about her family
Rachel Vered with Leah Teichtel, Director of Reference and Information Services at Yad Vashem, reviewing archival information about her family

Rachel Vered pictured with her children Ofer and Michal and genealogist Zack Oryan searching the Central Database of Shoah Victims' Names
Rachel Vered pictured with her children Ofer and Michal and genealogist Zack Oryan searching the Central Database of Shoah Victims' Names

Rachel Vered pictured with her children Ofer and Michal visiting the Hall of Names at Yad Vashem
Rachel Vered pictured with her children Ofer and Michal visiting the Hall of Names at Yad Vashem

Esther Bielski (née Hauszpeigel) with her husband Aaron Bielski and daughter Rachel Vered
Esther Bielski (née Hauszpeigel) with her husband Aaron Bielski and daughter Rachel Vered

Wolf Hall
Wolf Hall