Anita Lasker-Wallfisch, a Holocaust survivor, spent years in Auschwitz where she survived by playing the cello. She has been a lifelong advocate against antisemitism and racism, speaking to countless students about the genocide of Jews. Lasker-Wallfisch views it as her duty to act as a voice for those who perished. However, she now feels despair due to the resurgence of antisemitism and right-wing extremism, perceiving that her efforts may not have made a significant impact. Alarmingly, many young people today are unaware of the Holocaust.
Anita Lasker-Wallfisch has spent a century overcoming tremendous adversity. After surviving Auschwitz by playing the cello, she dedicates her life to combating antisemitism and racism.
Her commitment to educating future generations has remained unwavering, though she now feels overwhelmed by the resurgence of antisemitism and right-wing extremism worldwide.
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