Yoran Maron

In 1939 Yoram's father was enlisted into the Polish army. Yoram and his mother Irena were taken to Zloczow Ghetto. In 1943, all ghetto residents including 6-year-old Yoram and Irena were herded to the railway station. Their final destination was the death camp Belzec. When a railway man managed to open a door of the running train, Yoram's mother flung him out of the wagon and jumped out after him. They would be the only two survivors of this transport. They hid in a bunker until the end of the war, fed at night by a German soldier who was later named in Yad Vashem.