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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.

"It Feels Like a Miracle Rising From the Ashes"

Lew Priven (left) and Cheryl (Priven) Finkelstein (second from right) with newly found cousin, Rudolf Priven and his wife Natalya
Lew Priven (left) and Cheryl (Priven) Finkelstein (second from right) with newly found cousin, Rudolf Priven and his wife Natalya

Mass grave site in Pavoloch
Mass grave site in Pavoloch

Mass grave site in Pavoloch
Mass grave site in Pavoloch

The extended Priven family during Jalen Schlosberg's twinning Bar Mitzvah ceremony at the Synagogue in Yad Vashem Jerusalem
The extended Priven family during Jalen Schlosberg's twinning Bar Mitzvah ceremony at the Synagogue in Yad Vashem Jerusalem

Cheryl Finkelstein (Priven) speaks about the family discovery during Jalen Schlosberg's twinning Bar Mitzvah ceremony at the Synagogue in Yad Vashem Jerusalem
Cheryl Finkelstein (Priven) speaks about the family discovery during Jalen Schlosberg's twinning Bar Mitzvah ceremony at the Synagogue in Yad Vashem Jerusalem

Lew Priven speaks about the family discovery during Jalen Schlosberg's twinning Bar Mitzvah ceremony at the Synagogue in Yad Vashem Jerusalem
Lew Priven speaks about the family discovery during Jalen Schlosberg's twinning Bar Mitzvah ceremony at the Synagogue in Yad Vashem Jerusalem

Jalen Schlosberg receives a certificate from Cynthia Wroclawski, Manager of the Shoah Victims' Names Recovery Project, during his Bar Mitzvah celebration, at the Synagogue in Yad Vashem Jerusalem
Jalen Schlosberg receives a certificate from Cynthia Wroclawski, Manager of the Shoah Victims' Names Recovery Project, during his Bar Mitzvah celebration, at the Synagogue in Yad Vashem Jerusalem