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Source: “I was born in Poland or Hungary, nobody really knows,” she says. “My mother gave me to her brother because they didn’t have any children and because my parents were immigrating to Israel to be pioneers. At the last minute, they threw me into the window and that is how I survived. That was 1939. That is the story my parents tell. They took the last train that Jews were able to take and it took them to a port and they took a boat to Israel. The next day or the next week, the Nazis invaded and you couldn’t escape. source, Malka Marom, the author of Joni Mitchell: In Her Own Words. Cf. Malka Marom Eisbaer44 (talk) 00:16, 2 September 2019 (UTC)Reply

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