Stephan Neff
Stephan Neff
436 Rob Wolf: Not A Real Enemy: The Real Story Of A Hungarian Jewish Man's Fight For Freedom
436 Rob Wolf: Not A Real Enemy: The Real Story Of A Hungarian Jewish Man's Fight For Freedom
436 Rob Wolf: Not A Real Enemy: The Real Story Of A Hungarian Jewish Man's Fight For Freedom
Thursday 4th April 2024
Robert Wolf, M.D., recounts his family's incredible journey of survival during the Holocaust and communist Hungary. Tune in for an inspiring tale of resilience.
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Get the buttons here!From Darkness to Light: Robert Wolf's Family Legacy of Survival
Episode Overview
- Robert Wolf shares his father's remarkable journey of survival during the Holocaust and under communist rule
- Stefan Neff and Robert Wolf discuss themes of resilience, faith, and the fight against anti-Semitism
- The conversation highlights the importance of educating future generations about history and overcoming extremism
- Discover the untold stories of courage, survival, and hope passed down through generations
- Explore the legacy of Robert Wolf's family and their unwavering commitment to resilience and faith
My slippery slope became more slippery... But coming back to your childhood, was your mom and dad's faith still strong? My mom and dad's faith were as strong as any.
Ever wondered what it takes to survive the darkest chapters of history? In this gripping episode of 'Steps to Sobriety', host Stephan Neff sits down with Robert Wolf, M.D., to explore his family's harrowing journey through the Holocaust and communist Hungary. Robert shares the extraordinary tale of his father, Ervin, who twice escaped the Nazis only to face more peril under communist rule.
This isn't just a story of survival; it's a testament to the human spirit's resilience and the power of hope. Robert's recounting of nearly half a million Hungarian Jews' forgotten history is both heart-wrenching and inspiring. You'll hear about daring escapes, unimaginable oppression, and the triumphs that emerged from such adversity. This episode also touches on the importance of educating about antisemitism and appreciating the freedoms we often take for granted.
If you're seeking a story that will move you and remind you of the strength found in even the bleakest times, this episode is a must-listen.