There’s a white house that sits on a street in the Brussels suburb of Auderghem in Belgium. Standing three stories tall on a road lined with trees not far from a busy highway, to most it would appear like an ordinary house.
Yet to David Rossler, born Daniel Langa, it was so much more than that.
David was just one when World War II began. Living in Brussels, like many others, his family suffered immeasurable cruelty as the persecution of the Jewish community began.
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