French Holocaust survivor Ernest Hirsch was only nine years old the last time he heard from his mother. Though he lived to flee Europe and settle in Northern California, his parents were forced to board a train from Paris to the French internment camp in Rivesaltes in 1941. His mother, Lisa Kirchheimer, wrote to him to say they would be taken to a
French Train Company Risks Losing US Contracts Over Holocaust History
American Holocaust survivors and politicians demand that a French train company confront its own deadly involvement in the Holocaust or risk losing lucrative contracts in the United States.

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Mary Pappenfus
Mary Pappenfuss is a California correspondent and investigative journalist for MintPress . Pappenfuss is a veteran journalist who has worked in New York, Paris, Ljubljana and (currently) San Francisco, covering an eclectic mix of stories from Nazi art theft and runway shows in France, to serial killers in New York and California, human rights violations in Serbia, and conflicts of interest in American medical research. She has written for Salon, the Huffington Post and People magazine, and has worked as an editor at the New York Daily News, Associated Press in San Francisco, Newser and Link TV. She recently published a book on fatal family violence: Killer Dads: The Twisted Drives that Compel Fathers to Murder Their Own Kids.