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Holocaust was so much worse in Ukraine :(

Sorry to say this, but you kinda brought it upon ourselves for following a warmongering dictator.

And now the zionist are committing genocide, but there's nothing to see here, sickening.

They got what their Soldiers gave in all conquered land ,they were fine with that all were going Hiel ! then just whined being on recieving end , no sympathy for the Nazi,s

Fascinating interview. All of these USC interviews should be so well conducted. Mr. Cohn is a treasure. It makes me proud to be in the same country as such a worthy individual.

"rabbi"? he's no rabbi

Awful, the gypsies didn't even have a chance , may it never happen again 😞 😢

And the dirty russians are doing the same thing in Ukraine now! A man told the story of how a ukranian mother and her daughter were held hostage by drunk disgu3 soldiers for weeks. The mother was shot and slowly dying and bleeding to death. She was forced to watch her 14 year old daughter be repeatedly raped

I'm pretty sure she was in Burgenbelsen during the time Ann Frank was there not that it matters because I feel that this woman is just as important but it is interesting. I'm pretty sure Frank died right before liberation and she too had typhus and died from it.

Such a beautiful articulate lady and the interviewer is one of the best.

The very sad part is also about their possessions, their homes that they couldn't get back. I find that very very bad.

I think he has a nice pretty mouth❤

What a lovely lady. I am grateful her experiences were memorialized as the atrocities of the holocaust never should be forgotten.

I wouldn't forgive or forget the damn neighbor. The hell with her. How dare her. Im so sorry that your own friend/neighbor joined the group of shame. Thank god that u survived and lived a beautiful, happy, life ❣️

Does anyone know the full name (and proper spelling) of “Mr. Teisch”. I’m trying to do some research on who this person is in relation to this incredible story.

Wow, who knew......

What an amazing story and so informative about the aftermath of WWII survivors & displaced persons. God Bless them All.

I also watched a lot of memories and interviews with Holocaust Survivors, but Helen's story hit me incredibly strong. This Brave Woman told it so vividly, so detailed, so emotionally that her emotions touched me so deeply that I got chills. However bad and inappropriate it may sound, with all due respect to all those who gave their lives in the extermination camps, Helen's story is better listened to than any film on this subject could convey. It made me move to pre-war Krakow, to the ghetto, to the camp, to Goeth's villa. It was incredibly vivid. And this awareness, surprise, that She was Helen Hirsch's companion in misery, whose story we learned thanks to Schindler's List. An amazing Woman. Unique. Dividend. So Good. Peace to Her Soul❤😢

Such a beautiful lady, such grace and love despite what she went through.

He was correct with his prediction. There are Holocaust deniers out there today.

Watching this in 2024. Love that this story had a beautiful ending ❤ so much love in this family! So happy for them that they have each other

My grandparents were deported by the Hungarians gendarmes from their house in Nasaud, Northern Transylvania to Auschwitz’s and then cremated! ! My Polish relative/the husband of my aunt/ from Paris in Montmartre was arrested and deported to Auschwitz’s extermination camp by the French Police!! These Hitler’s atrocities can’t be forgotten and forgiven!!

Ilya Ehrenburg: - "RAPE!"

In his testimony, Dr. Schillinger mentions he was on a train that was stopped near Magdeburg, Germany. There is a book called A Train Near Magdeburg A Teacher's Journey into the Holocaust by Matthew Rozell that describes the journey of the people who were moved away from the Bergen Belsen concentration camp in cattle cars at the end of the war.

Thank you so much. What they went through , those poor, brave people. Man’s inhumanity to man knows no bounds. If man does not learn, we will destroy ourselves. As an evolutionary experiment , man has been a disaster. To the planet and to his fellow man 🙏🙏🙏👵🇦🇺

Immigrants are committing this agin! Vote the communist out never stop the fight

I am fond of this survivor!

His grandfather was a tyrant.

Hundreds of thousand Korean women were raped by the Japanese soldiers all organized by the Japanese government and military and no one got punished

Hard is not hardest. Believe so Allh ..

The interviewer is fine. She's remaining impartial, not letting her own sympathy and bias bleed in to this testimony. I'm sure he got water during the breaks, it's filmed at his house! Everyone is so soft these days, this interview isn't a hardship

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He has a very moving and wonderful story, I always listen to the Holocaust survivors stories, it's important to know what happened on those times here in Europe. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪

Yep, it's estimated that over 20 million Russians and 20 million Chinese died in the War. Evil motives ran rampant on both sides which created a diabolical tragedy.

What a great man! Hasnt anyone written a book about his life? Would also make a great movie....

I think her younger daughter should be ashamed of herself. Just absolutely ashamed of how she hurt her mother on camera. Her Mother and father gave all to give Jeannie a very good life. I think you had the best parents ever. You are material and all you want is what you call other Jewish Family’s have move and don’t have to struggle like your parents. As to say you felt unloved you are pathetic

The Nuremberg Trials was an important event in the History of the Holocaust. He was part of this history. His role mattered!

What an amazing man, may he rest in peace now. It was one of the most touching survivor interviews I’ve seen. His story telling and personality are amazing. His life story is truly inspirational. He said many things that inspired me even if these are my so called first world everyday problems that seem pathetic compared to his struggles. I’m so sorry for what he went through. I’m Hungarian and this is one of the biggest shames of our history that this happened to people in our country. I can’t even imagine what he went through and how hard was to talk about it. My great grandpa was a soldier in WW2 fighting against the Russians, he was captured and spent 5 years in a labor camp, they kept them even after the war ended. My family said he never spoke of what happened ever, but he always licked the plates completely clean after eating. I’m 27 years old now and I consider myself to have a safe and privileged life, even if we have our everyday troubles now. I wish there was no war ever again and people learnt to live in peace with and helping each other. It’s very sad that even as I’m writing this there are several wars in the world. I hope my generation will raise children who never have to experience such things and we learn from the past.

My Mom was from Vienna. She didn't lose her Jewishness. She didn't celebrate Christmas, not ever. I feel sad hearing his earlier days. He seems to be a nice man, but he had a childhood that was mostly void of Judaism. I am Reform, by the way. I go to synagogue every week for Shabbat. I celebrate all Jewish holidays. I do not eat pork. We are not in the same category. I am not assimilated. But I respect this man as a person.

My Mom was from Vienna. She didn't lose her Jewishness. She didn't celebrate Christmas, not ever. I feel sad hearing his earlier days. He seems to be a nice man, but he had a childhood that was mostly void of Judaism. I am Reform, by the way. I go to synagogue every week for Shabbat. I celebrate all Jewish holidays. I do not eat pork. We are not in the same category. I am not assimilated. But I respect this man as a person.

Incredible testimony, so elequent , intelligent and a refined lady , thank you for your courage in telling what could only describe as a most horrible part of your life , so very sad that you had to endure such inhuman conditions , but you defined prejudice and it's evil consequences par excellence , hopefully the world will realise that fact , but alas I think not , we are now in 2024 , geopolitics are at it's worst since WWII , antisemitism has raised it's ugly head once again and most of the world stays silent, or those without factual history in education actually encourages it , SHAME ON THEM You are free , you do not have to witness this hatred anymore

I just finished her book. It was well written and so raw, pure, filled with many emotions. I'm glad I stumbled upon this interview despite the coldness of the interviewer. She sounds like a robot or an FBI interrogator.

Rape is a weapon of war. It always was, it is these days and it always will be. To point at the others, saying "They do it, too" doesn’t make it one bit less evil and disastrously"

I njeni krvnici sada glume pravednike a i djecu su gusili u plinskim komorama .

All women, Canada, USA, Europe and worldwide..... suffered during WWII...In fact it reverberated thru generations... Why would German women be any different? What did they think German men were doing? To be honest, it wouldn't be fair at all if German women were somehow exempt.... Yeah, it's harsh but, true.

"21 trapped in a 61 year old body" 😂 he has a sense of humor. Kind man. Strong, brave, loving, intelligent.

RIP Never forgive, never forget.

What a terrible pity that this lovely man had this particular woman interviewing him. She seemed to have no patience or respect for the time which was supposed to be his.

It is always so sad when you hear the history of the Holocaust.The people that ran these camps and their leaders should have been put in the same camps as prisoners and treated the same as they treated their prisoners.

I listen to these Holocaust accounts because their therapeutic effects are more valuable than gold. Whatever traumatic events that occurred in my life pale in comparison with what these dear individuals endured at the hands of people who were admired, envied, and called "cultured.". As a person of African ancestry, slavery was horrendous, and I hope the Jewish people, those of them who are compassionate, will understand what our people endured for hundreds of years.