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and Regina Tauber Our father, Joseph Tauber met our mother Regina Zylberberg when she was about 14 years old. Recipes: Regina Tauber's Honey Cake |
 Holocaust Survivor Cookbook Recipes your family will enjoy......Stories they will never forget |
 They were childhood sweethearts. They married in January 1940 right after Germany invaded Poland in Sept. 1939. Initially they were in the ghetto. In 1944, on a long, brutal walk to Tomashow, they were separated. Regina was sent to Auschwitz and Joseph was sent to Dachau.They endured unspeakable horrors. They lost most of their family members including their parents, most of their brothers and sisters and their baby, Hadassah Tauber who was only three years old. Miraculously, on July 13, 1945 Regina and Joseph found each other each again after they were liberated. In 1948, Regina gave birth to another daughter, Sara Rose in a Displaced Person's Camp in Stuttgart, Germany. They moved to America in 1949 and settled in Baltimore. They had another daughter, Esther Marlene in 1955. Joseph and Regina were always grateful to God for finding each other again and giving them other children. Regina was a nurturing person, and used love in all she did for others. Feeding her family with her delicious food was just one of her many expressions of love.
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Bubby and Zayde were never bitter, because they were grateful to
have found each other again and thankful to God for giving them
their two daughters (our mothers). We learned from them the most
important values of kindness and gratitude. We were so blessed to
have them. We not only remember them when we eat her wonderful food,
but their beautiful memories are always in our hearts.|
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