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Holocaust survivor Josef Kleinmann Finds Out He Is Dead

Josef Kleinmann, a Czech Jew who changed his name after the war and moved to the United States of America, returns to the Czech Republic in 1993 to search for his family.

There, he finds out his entire family is regarded as deceased. But to his surprise, Josef himself is listed as dead.

Holocaust survivor Josef Kleinmann Finds Out He Is Dead Josef Kleinmann, a Czech Jew who changed his name after the war and moved to the United States of America, returns to the Czech Republic in 1993 to search for his family. There, he finds out his entire family is regarded as deceased. But to his surprise, Josef himself is listed as dead.

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As a general rule 3 days without water you risk death. In theory you can survive 4-5 days assuming ideal circumstances (resting in a cool, shaded place) and immediate hospitalization upon rescue. Going 6 days without none would be able to work and everyone would die of kidney failure in the next few days that wasn't already dead. 7 days is a myth that comes from the fact this is how long it takes you to actually die, not how long someone can go and recover. Sorry I misremembered his claim being 10 days.

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