First Max Wolff escaped the Germans, then he went after them. But now he is 93 years old and walking using a walker.
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Max Wolff turned from a man in hiding to a liberator. He was there when the Germans signed for the Heusden town hall disaster in November 1944: 134 men, women and many children were killed - hiding from violence - after the town hall tower was blown up.
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Not everyone in his family survived the Holocaust. His two sisters and brother-in-law tried to make it to Switzerland but did not; they were murdered in Auschwitz.
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