Holocaust Survivor Finds Mother After
Sixty Years

The Mother Lives In Israel

After Sol Factor's 17-year search for his mother, a Holocaust
survivor, he is told 'Momma doesn't want to see
him'.    The Israeli Red Cross writes: - "We
regret to inform you that we located the above mentioned person,
but she would not like to be contacted by the inquirer."

His Momma In 1946

Factor, 60, was born Meier Pollak in Munich, Germany, in 1946
to Romanian-born Rosa Pollak, also spelled Polak. He has found
documents showing that Rosa Pollak and her newborn son were
discharged from a maternity hospital on July 9, 1946, and soon
after went to a United Nations-sponsored hospital for refugees in
Munich. Within days they became
separated.

Factor Gets Adopted

Factor was adopted in 1950 by an American couple in Belmont,
Mass., and began looking for his biological mother in earnest in
1990.

Why Won't Momma Meet?

What horror was so traumatic that a Momma won't see her own
son?

This Story Is A National Headline?

This story is in ninety international newspapers.

Judicial
Index