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COPYRIGHT 2005 South Florida Sun-Sentinal
Byline: Tal Abbady
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. _ It was 65 years ago when two teenage neighbors from the Polish town of Nowy Sacz parted ways to embark on their separate, lurching odysseys through the Holocaust.
Recently, Meyer Spiro and Moses Katz found each other again.
Both men are now Delray Beach, Fla., residents. They don't know how they made it through the Nazi killing machine alive.
"I was young, I was strong, I was witty," said 79-year-old Katz. "But I was most of all lucky. What more can I say? There were people who were far better educated. I had a brother who was smarter, more cultured than me. He died."
Eighty-two-year-old Spiro recalled his father's words to him...
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