During the Holocaust in World War II, Norman Frajman suffered in four concentration camps. He lost more than 100 members of his extended family. But he knows he is still here for a purpose, to share with young people the voices that have been silenced in this genocide. The 90-year-old survivor credits the grace and providence of God for his life. Listen as host Chris Johnson interviews Frajman for his powerful and personal perspective on the tragedy of the Holocaust that ended the lives of 6 million Jews.