From hiding and after losing almost his entire family during the Holocaust, Salo Muller reshaped his life. Despite the deep wounds of his childhood, he managed to build an impressive career and became an important part of Ajax's success in the late 1960s and early 1970s, where he worked as a physiotherapist for many years. His time at Ajax brought him into contact with legendary footballers and taught him perseverance, team spirit and resilience - traits that also played a major role in his personal life.

Today, Salo Muller dedicates himself as a speaker, sharing his moving life story with a wide audience. He gives tailor-made lectures, adapted to the wishes and needs of companies, schools and organisations. His testimonies go beyond the memory of the Holocaust; he speaks about resilience, moral responsibility and the dangers of discrimination and intolerance.

With his personal and penetrating stories, he knows how to touch people and make them think. Whether it is a historical lecture, an inspiration session for employees or an awareness campaign for young people, Salo's lectures make a lasting impact. He shows how the past can help us live more consciously in the present and contributes to passing on essential life lessons to future generations.