Holocaust survivor’s dress sewn from scavenged Nazi fabric part of War Memorial display | ABC News

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A dress made for a Holocaust survivor so she had something to wear as she walked out of a concentration camp to freedom is one of several new items on display at the Australian War Memorial.

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