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Charlene Kahn

Paula and Klaus Stern, longtime members of the now-defunct Jewish Club of Washington, at their home in Seattle with a framed note from author Elie Weisel. Stern had sent fellow Holocaust survivor Wiesel “Remember, Forgive, Forget,” a poem he composed in 1983 in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the Warsaw uprising. “Klaus was the soul of the club,” said Walt Oppenheimer, the club’s last president.

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