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Cheryl Makin

Cheryl Makin

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Journalist, MyCentralJersey

New Jersey

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  • NJ woman reflects on infamous 'Voyage of the Damned' to escape Nazi Germany

    By Cheryl Makin Verified| MyCentralJersey Verified A group of 937 Jewish refugees from Germany set out for freedom on the MS St. Louis on May 13, 1939. Their destination was Havana where they were denied entry by the Cuban government, then by the U.S. and Canadian governments. The Jewish passengers on the ill-fated ship were dispersed throughout Europe, and a quarter of them would die. Ten-month-old Eva Safier Wiener was aboard the St. Louis with her family, trying to escape the Nazis.

    By Cheryl Makin Verified · MyCentralJersey

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • NJ woman reflects on infamous 'Voyage of the Damned' to escape Nazi Germany

    By Cheryl Makin Verified| MyCentralJersey Verified A group of 937 Jewish refugees from Germany set out for freedom on the MS St. Louis on May 13, 1939. Their destination was Havana where they were denied entry by the Cuban government, then by the U.S. and Canadian governments. The Jewish passengers on the ill-fated ship were dispersed throughout Europe, and a quarter of them would die. Ten-month-old Eva Safier Wiener was aboard the St. Louis with her family, trying to escape the Nazis.

    By Cheryl Makin Verified · MyCentralJersey

    Apr. 17, 2025

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MyCentralJersey

Somerville, New Jersey, United States

+1 908-725-1887