Holocaust - Albert Cogan
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in Vichy, Allier County, Auvergne France
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Holocaust - Albert Cogan
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Alyssa McIntosh
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AncientFaces
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11/20/2019
Born 1941, died 1943: A short life but it's important to remember and celebrate the life of this cutie.
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One man's madness. All the stolen lives and possibilities.
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Yeah, I zoomed in because that's what I thought at first! But I think it just must be some damage to the photo? Although, here's a photo of my Uncle at the same age: Hollis Frederick 'Fred' Kroetch, Washington 1928
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Nancy Cruckshank Your uncle looks like he's the boss of his own racket, and people call him SIR!!!!
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Joy Midkiff Alba LOL This is from 1928. He fought in WW2
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AncientFaces My grandparents generation. Yeah, they were CHARACTERS!!!!
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We have a picture of my grandfather at about 1 or 2 years with a pipe too 😊
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One question haunting me all the time is: why don't we have a cure for cancer yet? Maybe because we KILLED the person who would have invented it!
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There are numerous cures for cancer out there as well as preventative measures.. Holistic doctors are being murdered to silence them. Look into the Gerson therapy..for one.. also don't bother doing a Google search.they are censoring all of this information..but it IS out there..there are cures!
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Siv Gaby Constantin cancer hasn’t been the main killer throughout much of history ; people just didn’t live long enough to get it . We still have cancer because we’ve gotten a hold on childhood diseases , plagues , and many more women make it through childbirth because the medicine and methods became refined . 0ne in four ladies didn’t make it - up there with the odds of heart disease today .
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I think Siv's point is this? The death of even one individual affects us all due to the attendant loss of their talents. A scientist, a physicist, a great artist, a musician and more . . . all of those lost may have been the key to a better life for us all.
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Siv Gaby Constantin We have. Many times. But the persons who developed it died under mysterious circumstances
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Denise Smith-Karg The pharmaceutical companies are making so much money and they don't want to lose it.😡 They pay many in the government to lobby for them! Look how rich they are!😡 There are natural cures.
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Probably passed from lack vaccines and good meds.😥
Karin Tydeman
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11/20/2019
It says he died in the Holocaust. He was Jewish. :(
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Sharon Greenawalt he was gassed to death !!!! Read the information !
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Marisa Gunzenhauser That was unnecessary and downright rude. If you think you're being clever, you're not.
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Pat Rowland Carothers no old lady I don’t think I’m being clever. I’m stating fact. Get a grip.
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Marisa Gunzenhauser What's wrong with being kind?
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This is what the rhetoric of hate does. You hear over and over that x are dangerous/subhuman. You start imprisoning even the children, then you kill them. You watch children enter the chamber and then you turn on the gas.
America you are going this way.
America you are going this way.
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I can’t believe the people care more about him having a pipe in his mouth then there are about how his life was taken. Sad very sad people think that way. The sad part about it is the parents thought it was funny him trying to be like Daddy or Grandpa 😰
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Albert was born in July 21st, 1941 in Vichy (France) and he lived in the Chateau des Morelles (Broût-Vernet, Allier, Auvergne, France) with his parents Joseph Cogan and Jeannette Cogan (born Céorna).
On november 3rd, 1943 he was arrested with his fater Joseph and his sister Fanny, and jailed in the "Mal Coiffée" prison in Moulins (France). Later transfered (november, 16th) to the Drancy Concentration Camp, and finally deported (december, 7th) to the Extermination Camp Auschwitz-Birkenau, where he died at the gas chamber just after his arrival.
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