Belgium's state-owned railway shines light on Holocaust role

In a hall at Brussels’ Train World museum, two elderly men stood side by side — one a Holocaust survivor, the other the son of a Nazi collaborator. The event earlier this week was part of an exhibition exploring the role of Belgian railways during World War II. Organized by the German Embassy in connection with the museum, it was attended by more than 180 students. Simon Gronowski, a 94-year-old lawyer, recalled vividly what happened one morning in March 1943, in Antwerp, Belgium. READ: Childhood Holocaust survivors reunited after 76 years “It’s breakfast time. The bell rings, the three of us look at each other, my […]... Keep on reading: Belgium's state-owned railway shines light on Holocaust role

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