Acknowledged for her tremendous resilience and educating about the Holocaust, she also received an MBE earlier this year. The King honored her centennial with a letter expressing the indescribable suffering she and her family faced, including the loss of her mother, brothers, and sister in concentration camps.

Once imprisoned in Auschwitz and later subjected to a death march from a Buchenwald subcamp, Ms. Ebert was ultimately rescued by an American soldier. Now a London resident, her compelling story has garnered widespread attention and millions of social media followers.

Notables like Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis, ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson, and TV host Rachel Riley also extended birthday wishes to Ms. Ebert, who continues to be a strong voice for the survivor community.