Brutal Nazi Torture of Jewish Girl & Her Revenge - Auschwitz & Bergen-Belsen - Dita Kraus - Part 2

Brutal Nazi Torture of Jewish Girl & Her Revenge - Auschwitz & Bergen-Belsen - Dita Kraus - Part 2.
After spending years under the Nazi occupation and one year in the Theresienstadt Ghetto, Dita and her parents were sent to the Auschwitz concentration camp in December 1943.
They were placed into BIIb family camp, called Theresienstadt family camp Auschwitz, established on the 8th of September 1943 for the Jews from the Ghetto in Terezin. It was one of the nine camps built by the Germans in the Birkenau subcamp of Auschwitz and about 18,000 Jews deported from the Theresienstadt ghetto were placed there between 1943 and 1944. This was the second camp, after the Gypsy family camp, where men stayed together with women and children, but slept in separate barracks. It was set up by the Nazis for propaganda purposes. But other living conditions were the same as in the other camps-hunger, beatings, hard labor and limited access to water.
The Theresienstadt family camp in Auschwitz-Birkenau consisted of thirty-two wooden barracks, originally horse stables, with no windows, only some narrow apertures in the walls which let some air in. Each of them housed 300 prisoners.
The only food they received was a bowl of soup at midday and in the evening a piece of bread with a spoonful of margarine or fake jam. The prisoners were so hungry that they could think of nothing but food.
One of the “privileges“ in the Theresienstadt family camp, was the Children’s Block. It was in barrack number 31.
Dita was the one who was responsible for the books, becoming the camp’s “librarian”.
Head of the children's block was Freddy Hirsch, whom Dita knew from Prague and Theresienstadt. Hirsch had managed to convince the camp’s commander to allow this Children’s block, claiming it would keep the children busy, while their parents had to perform forced labor. Hirsch was also able to obtain some additional food for the children. He arranged for the Children’s Block to be heated and the roll calls for children to be held indoors.
Hirsch was extremely strict about the children‘s hygiene, insisting that they wash daily, even in the frigid winter of 1943-44 and conducting regular inspections for lice.
In February 1944, the Auschwitz resistance movement decoded the meaning of “SB6” which was a cryptic abbreviation for the “special treatment 6 “meaning “murder in the gas chamber after 6 months”.
On the 8th of March 1944, Fredy Hirsch and the other 3,800 men, women and children from September transport were loaded into trucks and driven to the gas chambers where they found their death.
Dita, who had come into Auschwitz in December 1943, knew that her life would end six months after her arrival, namely in June 1944.
However, that May new orders came from Germany, to select men and women from among the prisoners, who would still be able to work in the German armaments industry.
The doctor who performed the selection was known at Auschwitz as the angel of death, it was Josef Mengele. Josef Mengele sent Dita to the group destined for hard labor.
The Theresienstadt family camp was liquidated in July 1944. The remaining 7,000 men, women, children including babies were murdered in the gas chambers.
About 2,000 women and 1,000 men, who survived the selection, were put on a train and sent to other camps in Germany such as Stutthof or the subcamps of Neuengamme near Hamburg where Dita arrived together with her mother and other Auschwitz prisoners.
Toward the end of the war, the death rate among the prisoners in the Neuengamme concentration camp and its subcamps, which had been steadily climbing, reached catastrophic proportions.
In March 1945, the SS emptied the subcamps of Neuengamme, and the prisoners, including Dita and her mother, were sent to the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
When on the 15th of April 1945, the British 11th Armored Division liberated Bergen-Belsen, the prisoners finally got food and clothes.
Among the liberated prisoners were Dita and her mother Elisabeth. Dita's mother died shortly after the liberation.
The next morning a coach was traveling from Bergen-Belsen to Prague.
A few weeks after her return Dita met Otto Kraus. They got married in 1947.
They moved to Israel in May 1949.
They had three children and lived a happy life together until 2000 when Otto passed away.
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[@wendybell422]

What a wonderful lady I am 64 and cried my eyes out watching her gut wretching life . I am so glad she found happiness after all she went through . love to all x

[@WorldHistoryVideos]

Hi Wendy. We are very happy that you like the video. And yes, Dita is a wonderful lady :)

[@WorldHistoryVideos]

Dear Wendy, we forwarded your message to Dita. She replied: " I would like to send a hug to Ms Wendy Bell Dita Kraus "

[@spaceace1006]

You're my age!!💘

[@kneel1]

@@WorldHistoryVideos ok now you have all of us crying :)

[@VICTOBERN]

Very difficult to actually contemplate the degree of human suffering and sheer courage of a young girl subject to such appalling inhumanity. And yet, in old age Dita shines a light of such obvious humanity that you can only feel love for her and profound respect.

[@DirkjeA]

Totally in awe for this lady. What a beautiful and gracious soul she has. "Tell your children not to hate" is her message after all she went through. If only people would listen the world would be a better place.

[@deborahmcgee7970]

They hate you now for just having a different opinion it’s so sad to see so much hate in the world for nothing.

[@5L4P5T1CK]

This is exactly the thought that I had, too. And I was so incredibly incredibly in a loss of words, how she managed to make such a great life out of such horrors in it`s beginning. I was in tears when I heard her make that incredible statement against hate.

[@karensu2669]

That phase should be on every t-shirt in America!!! “Teach your children not to hate!”

[@leebowens2631]

I proudly second that !

[@susandeason1356]

So amazing

[@pradeepkumarsharma2978]

This is one of the most touching and well narrated tales I have heard of the holocaust during WW2. What a lady Dita is and how her simple message at the end of the video is so true. Her eyes do not betray the suffering she has gone through. I salute her. Thanks to this channel to bring up such tales of courage.

[@janetkelly5295]

this is so true every word is so true ..what a lady ☺️ god bless her,

[@existential.psychopath8053]

Tell us how Marxist Jews destroyed Russia in 1917 and used it to plan an attack on Europe.

[@tkb818]

What an awful young life this lady had, but what an inspiration she is to all with her wise forgiving words. Bless you wonderful lady.

[@RaverBpm]

Die heutigen Kinder und Jugendlichen IHR solltet euch diese Bilder des Fabrikalen Massenmordens der Nazis Der Nationalisten immer vor Augen und im Gedächtnis halten ! Genau die selbe Ideologie verfolgt DIE AFD !! WÄHLT IHR DIESE PARTEI ! Und lasst ihr euch von ihre Lügen und ihre propaganda beeinflussen dann wählt ihr MIT der AFD genau das was ihr hier im Video seht und lasst ERNEUT dies schreckliche was sie die AFD die heutige NEUE ALTE NSDAP DAMALS anrichtete HEUTE WIEDER GESCHEHEN und macht euch somit zu Mittäter ! DIESES MENSCHEN VERACHTENDE SYSTEM DER AFD DER NATIONALISTEN !

[@GetSoberWithMe]

Seems like this was so long ago but it wasn't...just like 80 to 90 years ago

[@jimbo43ohara51]

How mundane all of this must have seemed. Fortunately this has all been recoded for historical purposes. Never forget.

[@melbourne-heat.69-71]

Underground in 2023="DUMBS" about 3 miles down they have tunnels all over the United States there's millions and millions of little kids that they are murdering for their blood, selling them, doctors are experimenting on little kids making them half lizard half little kid's..Underground it's over a hundred times worse than the Holocaust but nobody seems to care or do anything about it..Look it up DUMBS" military slang for deep underground military bases..This has been going on for a long time the only president that was trying to stop this was Trump that's why they're doing everything in their power to keep him from being president again.. otherwise 99% of these people would be executed..

[@jeffreybrandes881]

This woman has wisdom that only comes with experience and age. Her words, at the end of the video, should be taken to heart by everyone.

[@WorldHistoryVideos]

We agree with you.

[@dokskwyr4353]

Agreed. In fact it reminds me a little of Otto Frank's attitude and what he had in mind when founding the "Anne Frank Foundation".

[@peace-now]

Absolutely. Respect every person you meet.

[@maxflight777]

I was thinking the opposite ! What a disappointment to find, after that kind of life, she still feels religion and god is the answer? 🤦‍♂️

[@dokskwyr4353]

@@maxflight777 You're PATHETIC!!

[@ittybittykittymama7582]

I've heard that the best revenge is a well-lived life. In this case, it appears that this is very true! Her parting words are filled with such love and wisdom! The world needs more women like her to teach our children.

[@gonzalesfrederic6213]

If you add to this the capture and subsequent horrid death of the monsters, yes.

[@fuzzamajumula]

Absolutely!

[@Idk-fj7kf]

the world would be a much better place if there were less m*n

[@mig1017]

That was a beautiful message at the end from Dita. She made it through those horrific, harrowing events with her humanity still intact. A truly beautiful soul.

[@melbourne-heat.69-71]

It's still going on in "2023" they are just hiding it better Underground="DUMBS"= child trafficking by the Millions they cared in "1945" but now nobody seems to give a crap..They are making billions of dollars per month off the little kids all over the United States there's tunnels east, west, north and south..Look it up..😢

[@existential.psychopath8053]

Tell us how Marxist Jews destroyed Russia in 1917 and used it to plan an attack on Europe.

[@comegetsomebeer]

My family is Dutch, my father toold me of an uncle that survived the concentration camps. When he returned he never said a word. Not hello, thank you, Nothing. He died 7 years later without ever saying anything. No one knew what happend to him exactly, but we can only imagine.

[@lindafox814]

How very sad. U just couldn’t imagine what a horrible disgraceful time it was. 😔😔😔

[@heyo3846]

Deutsch or Dutch?

[@comegetsomebeer]

@@heyo3846 deuch is German for German. Dutch is the language if Holland.

[@heyo3846]

@@comegetsomebeer I'm from Germany that's why I ask

[@heyo3846]

@@comegetsomebeer I was going to ask if your confused or was referring to the notherlands

[@michellebarton9953]

Watching this leaves me feeling ashamed for any time I complained or whined about my living conditions - like having to share a bathroom w/siblings, or having to eat food I wasn’t fond of…taking even the simple things for granted. How a human could treat another human that way or to think you are less of a human. How heart wrenching, soul crushing…

[@rchurch2769]

I agree Michelle. I noticed more than ever over the last few years, just how entitled Americans are. Every day upon awakening, I make a point to be thankful for all I have. I hear Americans speak of civil war and i wonder who is oppressing them? Who has taken away their life of luxury and freedom? Americans have an easier life now, than any human ever. The only thing I can figure, is they are so entitled and spoiled, they think no matter what, they would still have all the emanates they have now. I went a week and half with no electricity, fresh water or the ability get fresh food after a major storm years ago. I realized then, and won't let myself forget just how good we have it.

[@franklinchinquee8762]

That's authoritarianism. They hunger for unchallenged superiority. That's why we must see the trend before it becomes overwhelming, and difficult to eliminate e.g. Trump.

[@janejohnstone5795]

Yes...humans...have the devil in them...some ...more than others..it's the devils work...

[@NoSoup4U2]

She touched your heart and changed your soul forever too Michelle, and that is nothing to be ashamed of. 😊

[@franklinchinquee8762]

@@NoSoup4U2 She was the epitome of goodness ...there wasn't any bitterness in her.

[@peace-now]

Dita's message for the younger generation: Do not hate. Teach your children not to hate.

[@friedbones8227]

This story needs to be taught in every school to every child across the world. It shows exactly what hate can do. My mother who was an Australian and became a naturalized US citizen, taught my sisters and I that hatred does not help anything, it only hurts. As young children, that was the easiest message she was able to give us. But it's message is still the same, do not hate.

[@yabo2424]

Amen !

[@The_OneManCrowd]

Correct. Show the dangers of socialism and how it destroys families, culture, and society. Great post!

[@psgary6622]

This along with what Leopold II did in the Congo.

[@timoutlaw9763]

And frightened the MAGA school age children, How dare you.

[@roberttimmons7186]

All the history of the past should be taught in High Schools. Your right it would show the young people of today what hate really is and how it can destroy life. The young people of today have no idea what their history is.

[@DUNKIN_DEAN]

After all she’s been through, her message is “do not hate”. What a kind and amazing woman! ❤

[@taniapetrie1309]

Watching this, is Israelis doing it to palastinians.

[@niro6492]

​@@taniapetrie1309 that's not true.

[@briangerrits1454]

Sometimes I think I have some big problems. Then I watch a video such as this one. I lose the desire to complain and it is replaced by gratitude for what I have.

[@oldladylovesBruno]

May those who died rest in peace. Such a horrible time in history. I'll never understand man's inhumanity and cruelty.

[@franklinchinquee8762]

This was authoritarian fascism. It was the same path that sTRUMPid, the XXXX-45 orange orangutan was aiming for!?

[@IramCoercere]

Then you are one of thr lucky ones if you don’t understand

[@franklinchinquee8762]

@@IramCoercere Your doofus underlying sarcastic undertones precedes your ignoramus self.

[@charlesciminera5881]

Yes and we're still doing it humanity has been here for who knows how many thousands of years and this is the best we could do?

[@lisainger6751]

Satan

[@2ndarmoredhellonwheels106]

Holocaust deniers really piss me off. All they have to do is watch this. My dads cousin liberated a concentration camp in the American army. He never forgot what he saw there.

[@laurol4342]

In the 70s, my neighbor's parents, who had been in Auschwitz, told us of the horrors they lived through. It was real. They had the tattoos

[@michaelinhouston9086]

Have you heard the radio show(s) that were broadcast from the liberated concentration camps? They are spellbinding.

[@PatrickBijvoet]

"We have much more in common, then we are different". Amen to that! Thank you for being you Dita Kraus. You are an angel on earth and a tribute to all who you have lost and indeed all who where murdered in oppression, by surviving and living a long life.

[@Ann-qf5vk]

👍👍

[@cliffright1142]

After attending so many lectures by Holocaust lecturers and visiting Dachau and other sites, I’m still awed by the brutality of mankind against itself. To see what is happening in the World today, it would appear we’ve learned nothing and if we have, it is being ignored by the same power seekers who committed this in WWII.

[@zombienursern4909]

@Cliff Right: I am flabbergasted that people here in America actually listen to donnie tRump, and really believe him! The similarities are bone chilling.

[@maxflight777]

Cliff ,from 2020 to 2022 we witnessed a massive shift in power, from invividuals to the state.

[@badmonkey2222]

@@zombienursern4909 the far right in the US are autocrats, authoritarians, fascist, nothing different than the national socialist Nazis in 1932 Germany and what's the most frighting is that they are already in power and Americans seem to not even care.

[@petermcculloch4933]

@@zombienursern4909 I had the same thought the moment he started campaigning.His "make America great again", is lifted from Hitler's " make Germany great again" hand book.

[@rethacarriere2054]

@@zombienursern4909 thank you. I was happy to see someone beside myself saw a similarity bet. Trump and Hitler.

[@nettieb7918]

After all the suffering she teaches not to hate. What a strong honourable women, I'm glad she found love and they have a legacy. RIP all who died, your not forgotten.

[@rebecastevens8892]

The heart shatters when we hear these horrors. It’s almost unimaginable. The confusion, pain, humiliation, the soul crushing reality of what was happening around them must’ve been too much to bear. It’s incomprehensible that man is capable of committing such horrific crimes en masse against women, children, men. Let us never forget these atrocities.

[@martintrj5620]

“Tolerare, don’t hate” such beautiful message. After all that pain and suffering she became the voice of love and hope. God bless her and all her family 🙏.

[@sharonrigs7999]

Never again

[@chrissmith-no3bo]

I loved living in Germany when I was a kid where my dad was in the air force.our school on base took us on field trips to these camps. And we went as a family. Standing there you can almost feel the pain these beautiful ppl went thru.

[@heyo3846]

I remember! Lahr

[@niro6492]

It's sad because Jews fought for Germany in WW1 and assimilated to Germany.. Sadly they didn't know what would be their fate after WW1

[@michaelmisantrope2146]

​@@niro6492 not mich different between them and native Americans. Today they welcome the white men etc and a while later. When back up arrived. They get murdered

[@msladylalae4985]

Heartbreaking the atrocities hatred can breed. We will never forget. Peace

[@pattyconley4096]

Regrettably, many have already forgotten. History is about to repeat itself again if we aren't careful and if we refuse to believe and see the similarities.

[@Randompersondoesntmatter]

@@pattyconley4096 yes! It's happening to the white people as we speak! It's horrific what the 🔯 has done to the Europeans

[@tomstulc9143]

@@pattyconley4096 the New World Order Democrats in America and their new world order evildoers have taken control of the world and we are back there again and even worse.

[@bobjane3497]

Yes, it's happening all over again. Except worse, much worse... They showed that they will destroy us (me, my family), i don't know why other than hate. At least Dita and others were able to escape. These days there is no such luxury.

[@usdepartmentofthetreasury489]

@@pattyconley4096 yes, communism is already here 😢

[@will2Collett]

Inspiring, tears. Bless this woman Lord. Her message s almost too simple for this world trying to be more complicated than it is. Bless you Ms Dita.

[@allansuaza]

“Tolerate, don’t hate.” These words should be a quote attributed to Dita. ❤

[@jackkruese4258]

I can’t imagine or don’t want to, watching my family’s decline in such a camp and knowing I wasn’t able to help them.

[@JohnRodriguesPhotographer]

If you look at what is happening in Ukraine, it is starting all over again. The Crimea is no different than the Sudent land. The invasion this year of the rest of the Ukraine is no different than Hitler taking over the rest of Czechoslovakia. The Russians have been forcibly removing Ukrainian citizens from the lands they occupied. There's been mass murder just as the Nazis did. Now is the time to stop Russia no matter what the cost. To do anything less would be a deal with the devil and the ultimate cost would be much higher.

[@mikehorton8638]

What an extraordinary person she is. Dita like so many others endured unimaginably horrific treatment from an evil regime. Yet despite what she and her family and friends went through, her closing words were really touching, to say the least, and seemingly devoid of any hatred. It is wonderful to read the comments of others here who have been similarly moved by this lady, a beacon of light from a dark chapter of history that must never be forgotten, excused or trivialised. How wonderful that she was able to find happiness eventually too. My heart goes out to her.

[@laurielovett8849]

I agree sbeheadtedly Don't hate. But iwould add " Never let your guard down"

[@Bubbles991]

Inspirational ..Hats off to these details...love from India... Respect for Mrs. Dita...

[@stevesleg]

We are all one people, love from America

[@chandranautiyal4974]

God bless this lady! She is a great human being! She did not lose her humanity in the midst of such horror perpetuated by other human beings.

[@brendawhite3156]

Dita. A beautiful woman with a beautiful message. Hate divides. Love unites. While loving keeps us healthy, hate is very damaging to one's health. Thank you for this history lesson.

[@vomeronasal]

Outstanding. Thank you for this thoughtful and interesting story.

[@WorldHistoryVideos]

Peter, thanks for watching. We are glad that you like the video.

[@vomeronasal]

@@WorldHistoryVideos I have been waiting to see the notification for this second part! Notifications actually work!

[@WorldHistoryVideos]

@@vomeronasal Keep watching our videos ... we have some more videos coming

[@emiliayonekokumata7167]

I read about her in a book written by a Spanish writer, titled "The Auschwitz librarian". It gave me a little more idea about the conditions, the hardship endured, but above all, the GENEROSITY among them. It always makes me feel the gratitude for the lesson I have learned from their experience. " He who saves a single life will have saved the world". Thank you!

[@virginial.franco8450]

No better words, the understanding about the hardships and endurance; well described in "The Auschwitz Librarian."

[@simonrobinson2794]

You are a hero Dita, god bless you and thank-you for sharing your story truly an inspiration to all generations!

[@janbadinski7126]

Bless this lovely woman, she's brave beyond measure. We could all learn from her. May her family and many others who lived through this unspeakable crime rest in peace.

[@fixyournet]

Such a brave woman! What an awful reminder she had to endure her whole life! This was so uplifting when she spoke! We are all God's children and we should not hate nor belittle others for small indifference's! God Bless Her For Sharing Her Life Story!

[@MatteoPrezioso]

This is exactly what happens when you do not stop fascism from its very start.

[@maxflight777]

A complete privilege to learn about Dita. Thank you for hosting this on you tube.

[@alabamatruthseeker454]

What a beautiful soul!! I wish that everyone would listen to her message and live by it.

[@jorgeluiscapiello414]

Such a powerful message in the end. If more of us understood this, so much senseless suffering could be avoided.

[@michaeldaley1861]

It’s so hard to even imagine that any human beings can treat another human being like garbage that is just unbelievable that this stuff even went on but it dead as part of our history and it’s horrible

[@mysticbengals521]

It happens all the time today in the USA

[@GodSoLoved.Yeshua]

It's not dead, human trafficking exists. Selling of women and children exists today.

[@tessmoore3762]

Its happening in Muslim countries and in Communist countries even now. It will be more wide spread again in the future. People just don't learn from history.

[@23theseeker50]

What a fantastic person Dita Kraus is a saint what she and her family went through in those terrible times and still remain a caring, loving, compassionate human being is a triumph to the human spirit what a story she has to tell this lady is a very, very special person and I'm so sad what happened to Dita and her loved one's an amazing story and the lady she is a real star. LOVE TO DITA FOREVER SHE IS FANTASTIC, WONDERFUL A VERY SPECIAL LADY A BEAUTIFUL HUMAN BEING INDEED LOVE DITA KRAUS SUPERB LADY.

[@WorldHistoryVideos]

What a nice comment, thank you

[@jerrykendrick2955]

A truly incredible woman with an incredible story.

[@WorldHistoryVideos]

We agree :)

[@lasafrog]

I was watching this and hurting all the way through. Then, she not only survive, but is alive and speaking to us this very year. This completely blew me away. What a wonderful human being.

[@jeanrichardson3002]

What a wonderful reply! How much we take the simple things of our everyday lives for granted, until they’re gone. I can’t imagine the horrors that the Jews of the holocaust endured, nor how anyone could or would do this to other human beings.

[@serenityflies1462]

Very good advice Dita!! May God bless you and your beautiful family, thankyou for sharing. Forgiveness is hard, but with God's help we can. There is no other way forward.

[@helenafranzen9828]

It amazes me that ANYONE survived such horrible conditions and it amazes me even more that this lady teaches everyone not to hate when she has all the reasons in the world to do so. Such an example of a human with a good heart than could not be concured.

[@firebyrd437]

The horror of the Holocaust will never be forgotten, yet they went to a land and disposses those living there, its a double tragedy

[@lornalee2229]

I think she has Jesus in her heart as Saviour and Lord🙏

[@Phinehas46]

@@lornalee2229 I hope so but I doubt it after hearing her say that every one worships the same God no matter what they call him.

[@lornalee2229]

I did not comment on this there are so many names like mine.. I'm not interested in this kind of topic ...

[@thesacredmom2784]

amazing story of survival of one young brave woman! thank you for sharing this story of your life Mrs. Dita Kraus... May God keep a situation like yours from EVER happening on Earth again!

[@sharonhayes7745]

Thank you for sharing your story and Wisdom.

[@alphaomega8373]

Very very interesting. Thank you for sharing their stories. Imagine this is just one story from one family. Hard to believe the world let it go on as all much less for so long.

[@mattdacquisto1273]

May God be with all of these people that went through this horrid experience.

[@daisybuttercup6801]

God was obviously missing that’s why I’m an atheist.

[@GodSoLoved.Yeshua]

@@daisybuttercup6801 God is not missing. If you're an atheist, there is nothing wrong with murder. We are all a big accident.

[@daisybuttercup6801]

@@GodSoLoved.Yeshua what a silly response, murder is wrong. You don’t need a god to be moral. If you do then you are lacking in natural empathy.

[@dianevernon8201]

Late again never in the right place, what good is that?

[@daisybuttercup6801]

It’s not a silly response, I am moral . People who think there is a loving god are deluded. What was “god” doing during the holocaust?

[@scorpioguy3234]

Thank you Dita for sharing your story, God Bless ❤️❣️

[@alvindimes4729]

Stories like this brings it home to me the absolute horror that we as humans are capable of, this lady and her family and many others have suffered the most appalling inhuman cruelty, and yet she has the grace not to harbour hatred in her heart, and urges others not to do so as well, remarkable woman. And it shows us all that we must be ever vigilant to prevent the seeds of racism from sprouting, so evils like the holocaust must never ever be allowed to happen again.

[@xjtc8251]

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[@xjtc8251]

Nothing but

[@itallstartedwheniwasborn5913]

Not specifically racism. We need to love our brothers and sisters REGARDLESS of what age, nationality, race, gender, ability etc etc etc they are. Forgetting that EVERY life is a manifestation of God Himself, made in His Image is what leads to atrocities such as this, AND to atrocities we see happening and worsening in this world daily.

[@richardoconnor1821]

So beautifully done and so very important. THANK YOU!

[@rayzorkidd3991]

Dita living a long happy life is the best revenge against the nazis.

[@despinafilopoulos5251]

Thank you for sharing this amazing story ❤

[@elizabethnavarre7972]

Powerful! Thank you such for posting.

[@goldie5781]

Bravo, bravo and thank you for the wonderful message, dear Dita! "Tolerate don't hate." That's a powerful message from someone who survived the hell of Hitler's concentration camps. May you be healthy and happy for many more years! 🌺🌿❤️

[@TuanAnhTPBQ]

What a wonderful human being! In the end, she still smiles and talks about love. God bless!

[@coughingsnake6846]

This happened just 78 years ago… and it is still happening today.. so incredibly sad

[@EWAMILENAP]

Wonderful work on the documentary. Thank you♡

[@alansickels4176]

What a great story! Very nicely done. As a history buff, I really enjoy your content!!!

[@skeshavarz60]

Bless this brave woman! I wish her and her family: happiness and health!

[@user-tc6wm6gk6m]

A woman who experienced and witnessed so much loss and brutallity at such a young tender age, yet she had the ability to continue and appreciate life and did not let the evil she witnessed to consume her or those surrounding her. For Dita who went through what she has and to encourage others to accept everyone in life regardless of race, colour and religion is something we should all learn from. Such a remarkable and beautiful individual inside and out ❤ xx

[@kennethreynolds8]

She is a testament to what is good and great about humanity.

[@swayp5715]

Thank you so much for your message. I'll never forget it. What a great day you are. Good bless you and thank you for your service.

[@MarkHenstridge]

Remarkable woman, good health to you Dita and to all those around you.

[@butchyshoe]

Mark, don't you realize Dita probably died long before you were born ???

[@yvonnewalesuk8035]

@@butchyshoe don't you realise that Dita is still alive??? This wonderful lady is now 93 years of age and lives in Israel.

[@krashd]

@@butchyshoe Did you even watch the video? There is a scene of her talking in 2022...

[@danielshuler6595]

I was really happy seeing she got to live a long life after so much tragedy

[@blowitoutyourcunt7675]

Justice (lawful fairness) and vengeance (unfairness revealed to all) is most gratifying on this channel. Thank you for these vids! Cheers

[@annaenenajor2748]

May God bless you, Dita! May we follow your message and focus on what unites us, not what separates us. Thank you!

[@shivajivythi7307]

I am an indian,60 now... When ever i go through the history of ww2,..i can't control my tears. 600,000 jews perished in the Holocaust. Saluts to Dita🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Hitler and the Germans made an immeasurable crime against humanity. 😪 Condolances to every one who lost their loved ones during the holocost 😔💔

[@dianeruiz0721]

God bless all the survivors and their many generations to come 🥰

[@cheltersful]

Though not like the 'blessings' her god inflicted on her family during WW2 I hope. No offence intended but people are grossly selective when attributing responsibility for their gods actions.

[@dianevernon8201]

GOD LATE AGAIN NEVER EVER THERE TO STOP THIS HAPPENING

[@GodSoLoved.Yeshua]

@@dianevernon8201 Jesus is alive, he loves you. Essentially you're upset man has free will.

[@dianevernon8201]

@@GodSoLoved.Yeshua B.S

[@GodSoLoved.Yeshua]

@@dianevernon8201 Jesus is alive, it's true.

[@mitchellfelder2420]

Thank you for sharing your story of courage and heroism.

[@reedkinney8776]

I am 71. When I was a child, my paternal grandmother said to me, "Be kind, Always be kind."

[@carenmiller-lazarz229]

Our mother was born in Praha, Cz, 1931. Thankfully they were able to flee before the evils of humanity took them. The family lost a large lumber yard during the war. Nothing compared to the loss of so many lives. God bless the dear woman, her deceased husband, and extended family with whom she was blessed. Greetings from Utah, USA. PEACE be with you all.

[@scottscott232]

What a beautiful, wholesome, kind, caring lady Dita is. What pain and suffering she endured. How very sad her experience is.

[@johnpicard212]

Do not hate! Powerful way of words. Thank you! Thank you!!

[@MrWinotu]

I am Polish and this was terrible... Nazis considered anyone who was better than them as a subject for oppression. I feel heart-broken what happened in my country against Jews (after the War as well), and how many of Them were murdered... They were friends to many Polish People. Even my grandfather had Jewish friends in Warsaw... Terrible tradegy...

[@juliegair5181]

What an amazing woman. "Don't hate, tolerate". After everything she suffered. What strength of character.

[@laurakuhn8743]

After all she has seen and done, to still be so gracious is amazing. I especially liked her views on all Gods being the same God. How some people stand when they pray, some kneel, some look up. Beautiful

[@11marchand11]

thank you, ms. kraus. God bless you.

[@Ann-qf5vk]

Thank you for these videos. Should we not hate we must however never forget.

[@alyxjshaw6768]

Sending you so much love, Dita. You are so much stronger than the monsters you faced.

[@lizmacleod8903]

What amazing courage these people have, so much suffering. We can't forget this,listen to her wise words ❤️

[@ruthietaylor8756]

Never forget and NEVER forgive!

[@kathrynkildow3743]

Dear Mrs. Kraus, you speak from horrible experience. You are absolutely right, "Don't hate - tolerate!" We inhabitants of Earth have much more in common than we have differences. I admire you very much! I'm so glad you and Mr. Kraus found each other after the war and had a family. You speak for the ones who can't. May God continue to bless you.

[@kellygill4795]

So sad. 😢 Thanks for sharing. So brave!

[@racmonkey3596]

Her heart speaks. "Tell your children not to hate"

[@seamus6994]

What a wonderful woman...... One of the saddest things after the war, was the fact that Josef Mengele (The Angel of Death), was never caught. And he lived a relatively full life in different parts of South America. He died just before his 68th birthday. Out of all the German Officers and SS that were involved in the horrors at the Concentration Camps across Europe. Over 44,000 camps in all. Twelve were put to death and a handful sent to prison in the Nuremberg Trials. Millions of people died at their hands. And only a few were convicted and held accountable. That is one of the truly sad endings to World War Two. To many lives lost, and to little justice.

[@waimbuthia820]

I love you, Dita Kraus. Your gentleness and love shine through. Sorry for the loss of your parents and the inhumanity you and others experienced under pure evil. You're all better than them. I am very happy you survived to get married, have children and grandchildren and great grandchildren. I hope people heed your beautiful message about not hating anyone for superficial reasons. I aspire to be like you and other holocaust survivors who hold no grudge or revenge in your hearts. Hope you're still with us. Much love to you and your family.

[@mikeclark7429]

Excellent presentation

[@goat.noise.photography]

The thing that scares me is that this really wasn't that long ago. Just 30 years before I was born. It could so easily happen again.

[@KohalaLover]

Dita is a beautiful survivor. Her revenge was living, thriving, having a family, preaching love instead of hate. Thank you Dita.

[@ronaldgreen8423]

She is a strong wonderful woman who survived extreme hardships and may her story be an inspiration.

[@edwardsopol5634]

The story of Dita is very sad and interesting but came out to be victorious.

[@deniseroe5891]

I am so glad they were able to get out of Czechoslovakia and not get trapped there. Beautiful heartwarming story of true grit. The generation growing up now should be made to really listen and study what went on in WWII. I am sick of candy coating history so as not to offend someone. My dad fought in WWII. God bless you Dita and your beautiful family.

[@margaretvan4909]

God bless your dad.

[@Mavaholic]

Everytime I watch these videos or hear these stories it is just gut wrenching to see that people could do this to others. I have been to the Holocaust Museum in DC. There is no way to go through there and come out with dry eyes. So disturbing.

[@AlanTFitch]

This is seriosuly inspirational! Loved watching this

[@bethchisholm4858]

So tolerate don't hate!! Love when she said that. So simple and so true. Dita you are a shining example of what we should all be. God bless you always.

[@Drunkmanatee]

Horrid and despicable. The unbelievable things they went through. It is crazy how terrible people can treat others. These things must continue to be taught for generations to come in hopes that people do not repeat the mistakes and atrocities of humanity's past. Well narrated video! You told their story and struggle very well. I'd like to point out a typographical error however. At 5:22, Mr. Hans Polach is shown with his birth and death dates. His birth year is listed as "1989". I am pretty sure you meant to put "1889". Regardless, Thank you for telling her story. Ill remember it. I am so happy she survived and found happiness. It is well deserved. I wish her the absolute best in her days to come. Wish I could give her a big hug!

[@kevinkennedy3042]

God has blessed us with this woman's wisdom!God bless you Dita!🙏😇🙏

[@daisybuttercup6801]

Where was God when Dita was suffering

[@dianevernon8201]

Late again

[@arlenevandenberg6184]

Great message...

[@jamesbinns8528]

Amen, sister. Thank you. I'm glad that you are here with us.

[@freddiegeorge2418]

Still