Zines have historically been the medium through which individuals, groups and marginalized communities have been able pursue shared ideas and subjects through making and distributing hand-made publications. This zine tells the story of Holocaust survivor Iby Knill, her children, and grandchildren. The recordings of their interviews create a unique space for the family to share their previously unspoken thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Through their stories of resilience and faith in human potential, [IN A WAY] is a portrait of a family born in the wake of the Holocaust.

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