Holocaust survivor Ruth Poseer and husband died at a Switzerland clinic

Siyisile Holocast Ruth Posner and her husband Michael, both of their 90s, died at a suicide clinic in Switzerland.

A character of Poland, 96, escaped the Nazi Ghetto of Nazi and built an effective work in dance and drama, thought to be dead last weekend at the Pegasos clinic near Basel.

Michael aged 97-year-old sent an email to family and friends on Tuesday informing them of their death, according to Warje Linden who told BBC news.

In the book, says the first couple, the couple ‘apologized to speak, but when you receive this email we will release the coil. “

“The decision was unique and without external pressure. We had a long life and together for about 75 years. Writing and hearing was not eaten,” writes.

“We had a happy and variety of life and without the loss of Jeremy, our son.

Mrs Linden, close friend Ms. Posner, paying taxes according to the “very living, amazing woman” and the Mr Poseer “.

Talking to PA Agency, said that by Mrs Posner: “In the time every time I visited her last year, she said ‘It’s been enough to go, and what we’re ready.”

Mrs. Posner family was killed by the Holocaust, including his parents, uncles, uncles and cousins ​​- only the only water.

The family was sent to Radom Ghetto after the Nazis attacked Poland – but with her father’s help, Mr Poser was able to escape from the non-Jewish side, later secretly. While living under the false ownership, he was arrested as a Polish Catholic after 1944 war rebellion.

He was able to hide on the local farm near Essen until the end of the second world war, allowing him to flee to the 16-year-old.

He continued to be a member of the London Contemporary Dance Theater of the theater and joined Shakespeare royal company.

Mr Posner, pharmacist, worked for the United Nations Aid online Unicef, and after walking on earth, the couple stable in London. They lived in Belzechark during their death.

Ms Linden told PA that “sadly” feels “completely allowed” their decision and he understands.

He said Mr Poseer had been registering for us to die for England in England.

Parliament is currently looking at the law to allow the death of the assistance in England and Wales, which will serve in some of the most ill patients expected to die within six months. Reports suggest that no strips were very sick.

The Holocaust Memorial Trust charged a trip on Mrs Posner, describing him as “a unique woman”.

“Thus, he performed his work to communicate with as many people as possible by his experiences during the devastation.

“Ruth was one of the kind. It’s full of charisma and warmth, leaving everyone she met. We will miss her.”

The anti-antesemitism campaign said that he had “educated the generations and did not respond to the fight against the fight against the fight against the fight against antisemitism”.