Karen Pollock MBE, Chief Executive of the Holocaust Educational Trust said:
I never had the opportunity to meet Eva, but I read about her, knew people who knew her and followed her on social media. At 85 years old, she clearly was a true force of nature.
On the sad news of her passing, we pay testament to the immense work she did educating others about the unimaginable suffering she, her twin sister, and her family endured. Eva brought the stories of those who were victims of human experimentation into the public - ensuring that future generations knew the abhorrent truth of the past.
Our thoughts are with Eva’s family. May her memory be a blessing”