Sally Dauman, Florida

"You have to avoid confrontation in any form. Differentiating religion, color, nationality, only causes wars. And in wars, nobody wins. Allow everyone to be and believe in what they want to believe in. Live together in peace." Born: 1926, Hungary. Sally was born in Hungary. In the first few years of the war she and her family were imprisoned in the Lodz ghetto, until they were taken to Auschwitz. On April, 14th 1945 she was released while being slaved in an ammunition factory. Despite the pain she was determined to rise again. Sally married her husband, who was a Holocaust survivor as well. Few years after the war ended they move to America and adopted a daughter.In America, they started a worldwide packaging and shipping business. Over the years she stayed active for survivors, Holocaust awareness and unity, she has been on the board of the Child survivors organization. She shares her story and engages in projects so that the world will not forget what happened. Her dream is a world where there is no anti-Semitism, racism and separation of people due to different definitions. A world where people live together and see each other as equal. Sally was the first Holocaust survivor that was invited to HHW event, and since then she has been a Connected Link between the organization to the survivors. Her spirit, advice and support is a Big contribution.