102-year-old Holocaust survivor Margot Friedländer graces the cover of Vogue Germany, a surprising choice for a fashion glossy known for featuring models and celebrities. Despite her age and harrowing past, Ms. Friedländer exudes grace and elegance in the magazine’s July/August issue.
As one of the world’s oldest Holocaust survivors, Ms. Friedländer has met with world leaders and A-list celebrities, using her platform to advocate for Holocaust remembrance and speak out against rising right-wing populism and antisemitism. Her message of unity and endurance resonates with many, including Anna Wintour, the editor in chief of Vogue.
At 102, Ms. Friedländer is one of the oldest cover stars in Vogue’s history, but her story of survival and resilience is timeless. From escaping the Gestapo to marrying and emigrating to the United States, Ms. Friedländer’s life is a testament to the strength of the human spirit.
Now, as she graces the cover of Vogue Germany, Ms. Friedländer continues to inspire others with her message of hope and unity. Despite the horrors of her past, she remains grateful for the life she has lived and the opportunity to share her story with the world.
