From the archives: Auschwitz’s atrocities

[@djquinn11]

When the allies liberated Dacheu, General Eisenhower insisted that photographic evidence was produced because, “Years from now someone is going to say that this never happened.”. Ike was a prophet.

[@gw6496]

And 2021 people still want to say it never happened , what ignorant people are still out here!! May those who were murdered rest in peace and their story never be forgotten!! Hopefully the world will never let anything like this happen ever again to any race of people!!

[@welikegoodies]

@@gw6496 it’s astounding that people say it never happened. These people are the ones society needs to be afraid of.

[@georgedavis9943]

Look up the work of David Irving.

[@NadiaGirl1]

@@gw6496 I agree tell that to those soldiers that saw all of this they were traumatized for life and some of these soldiers were Jewish.

[@Gozzillacia]

This woman is phenomenal - what an absolute hero. What a beautiful beautiful soul.

[@brendaharley3252]

I would,not,want,to,be,in her,shoes,

[@melissaowens5103]

I wasn't around then but my heart still aches for these people. Those that died, watched their family die and were left alone I cry.

[@nngo77]

Thank

[@williamwhitcombe6487]

@Jesus is LORD stick your Jesus Christ up your arse. Where TF was He when this was happening? As usual...... NOWHERE

[@dew12u]

@@williamwhitcombe6487 omg ... were you one of the prisoners?

[@ApothecaryGrant]

Thanks to Russia we are set to see it again .

[@ApothecaryGrant]

@@dew12u Who would have to be ? You ?

[@serenitycuracao8026]

The incredible Morley Safer. You are missed sir. Great interview.

[@djquinn11]

How many packs of cigarettes a day do you think Morley smoked? The man was a legend.

[@jcspider7259]

Morley Safer (1931-2016), the longest-serving reporter on 60 Minutes, was Jewish himself. I do not recall having seem him so deeply affected in any other segment. Thank you for doing this, Morley. We miss you, sir. [Safer died in 2016, just eight days after announcing his retirement from 60 Minutes, following 46 seasons with the show. Four days prior to his death, CBS aired a special 60 Minutes episode covering Safer's 61-year journalism career.]

[@angiiberrie3470]

Thank you for this information.

[@A2D4]

I used to work as a file clerk for a mortgage company whereby I once came across Morley Safer’s file. The man made $64,000 per week. This was many years ago, but even so, it was a boatload of money. Still is!!

[@jcspider7259]

@@A2D4 WoW! Good for him.

[@georgeelmerdenbrough6906]

I laways liked Morley safers poignancy

[@ryannorris7413]

@@A2D4 no way that was per week..has to be per month.

[@jamesb.9155]

Fania Fenelon (1918 - 1983) was a very brave French resistance fighter, a very talented musician and singer who barely survived her death camp experiences to perform and tell her story of the Holocaust here.

[@gouda2177]

Thanks captain OBVIOUS

[@jaclynshorter2509]

@@gouda2177 rude.

[@kittenmittons1968]

I can't even imagine being separated from my child or having my entire family murdered...even after liberation those that survived committed suicide at alarming rates. They survived..but were left with no family, no jobs and no money. Pure evil was committed to these poor people and still affects their ancestors today.

[@RandomInternetUser-yi5cc]

@@cmulder002 Wow, so just generalize civilians with a corrupt government and military huh? Then by that logic, why don't you stay away from every person in the world since the news shows their true nature? Do you know how dumb you sound right now?

[@A2D4]

I think you mean their descendants, not their ancestors.

[@JohnJohn-zn8ib]

@@cmulder002 true nature?, you’re ill informed, a stupid statement, Gaza and Palestine can live with their Muslin neighbours, blame their stupid government .

[@JohnJohn-zn8ib]

@Jesus is LORD that helped during the holocaust. Yeah right.

[@maigepresents5840]

Why imagine it when you just visit places like Palestine where the zionist state is perpetrating these same horrific acts...

[@keithstrom6987]

Videos like this historic piece are why there’s KZbin. This atrocity should never be forgotten.

[@cullyx2913]

👍

[@reln72]

This video is so sad. Many of these survivors are no longer alive today. My father was one of them. So sad. I visited Auschwitz for the first time just the other day. The experience was extremely powerful and emotional. I cried hard and often. May their memories be for a blessing.

[@kcc-karenschroniccorner9432]

I’m so sorry to hear your father was there.

[@leticiasamantha]

Love your history..

[@meganbrandt1987]

My great great grandfather didn’t make it :(

[@shimmeringfairydust3275]

I am so sorry about your beloved father. I hope to visit Auschwitz some day, to honor the victims. I am not Jewish, but I will probably cry about the loss of so many lovely human beings.

[@shimmeringfairydust3275]

@@meganbrandt1987 so sorry, Megan. I hope there is a heaven so he can be at peace there.

[@MichaelB-od3xh]

Sad she died just 5 years after this aired in 1978 at age 65. She was an amazing woman, I really can't even imagine how she was able to live some kind of "normal" life after her liberation. Now in the year 2022 I wonder just how many Holocaust survivors are still alive. Can't be very many. #NeverForget#

[@patkennedy2620]

#NeverForget

[@janeck.8695]

I wonder how many young people today know, really know, about this dark part of history. These programs should be shown in schools so it would never be forgotten. If we do forget and, therefore, don't learn from history, it is bound to be repeated in one way or another. When I was in the second grade of grade school, we had a special history hour with a Jewish lady, who survided Auschwitz and Treblinka. Till this day, I remember her shocking, unbelievable, horrific story of survival.

[@thewanderer1598]

Jane CK. We all know, essays, poems, art projects, books, museums, and speeches, I was class of 2019 and in the 5th grade was my first class assignment about the holocaust. I remember in middle school going to the museum in Michigan and the tour guide had us all stand in a replica of the cattle cars used, my most memorable lesson, after a documentary we were told to draw how it must have felt for the people in those horrible camps. I remember the descriptions that were told to me by a survivor, an elderly lady from Poland, her tattoo.. I’ve not stopped researching it since.

[@thewanderer1598]

cmulder002 no one can do anything that could possibly deserve that amount of death and suffering.

[@nbognar]

I live in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and believe me, we know. Even my generation, I’m 31, is still scared by the Holocaust and the Second World War. Here in Amsterdam alone it’s remembered 5-6 times a year. In the Netherlands there are many Holocaust and war monuments and museums. Anne Frank lived here, everybody learns about her.

[@janeck.8695]

@@thewanderer1598 Good for you. I taught high school and those kids were not like that, they were just discovering it. It depends on the student, really. And on the school-to a point.

[@janeck.8695]

@@nbognar Good for you, Nicholas, and good for your country. I am not Jewish myself but I think more countries should follow your country's example. No such monstrosity should ever be forgotten.

[@madness8556]

What a pity that humanity hasn't learnt anything from history and continue to repeat the mistakes and atrocities from the past. So sad!

[@ML-jw4cd]

What an incredibly brave woman. As a British person I was moved to tears when I heard that recording of her playing the piano

[@Misitheus]

What did Churchill to the partisans...?

[@dr.jiIIaIicecooper2587]

@@Misitheus Churchill was a POS

[@jenniferfields1084]

Always a guy they save he play the Piano

[@debbymarshall2857]

As a musician I am horrified. Imagining how many people who died heard the music as they were led to their deaths. 😢

[@zwijntje3010]

😭😭😭🕯🙏

[@CornholioPuppetMaster]

Imagine the people who survived and heard that song years later

[@kavathza4660]

I cried through the whole thing. I'm so glad that this magnificent, lovely woman survived.

[@gilsgal6094]

How many have seen the movie "Playing for time"? I remember watching it back in the early 80's. The movie is based on this incredible lady's story.

[@Daniel____DiJ]

Thank you CBS/60 Minutes for posting this incredibly moving segment. Hopefully others you've done over the decades will be posted here.

[@honestcommenterseany441]

What a beautiful lady. I think she will live on in everyone’s memories relating to this time in history.

[@marthaperdew]

Her accent is beautiful! I could listen to her talk all day and all night !

[@jenniferfields1084]

One day they was living life and dress great. Now some madman tried to have all Jews gone .

[@bigmike9558]

“Only when I dream, It’s always in me, but I do not suffer”. That may be the strongest human We have ever seen. Wow.

[@ReconR]

This is one of the saddest places I've ever been to. Seeing the children's shoes, people's belongings, and all of the human hair was too much to bear. Absolutely heartbreaking to look at the bunks, chambers, and death wall. I could only imagine the fear and horror the people there must have felt. So so sad.

[@ReconR]

N/A N/A right. I guess it hits close with me because my family was slaughtered in Treblinka. One thing people fail to mention is that it wasn't only Jewish people. It was also Polish, Russian, and everything in between. This is what many people fail to realize. It wasn't only jews being killed. I do agree with you 110% though. Go down fighting. There's no other way.

[@zwijntje3010]

@@ReconR I'm so very sorry that your family had to endure this!!! And now you had to suffer this, it's unbelieveable that this had happened. I'm Dutch, my grandfather was in a camp for 4 years, happily he survived, he was in the resistance. My uncle was murdered in a kettle train from Oranienburg to Bergen-Belsen. I will pray for your family, I'm so sorry for your loss, it hurts me like a knife. BDH, RIP, all you beautiful, innocent souls, I hope you'll had find rest now...😭😭💜🕯🙏

[@zwijntje3010]

My uncle had a Jewish family in his house. They were betrayed, so sad!!! 😰😰😰🕯🙏

[@bigbrotherfan4life]

It is in places like darfur and afghan

[@helentharp9731]

I had several family members that lost their lives there. They were labeled not fit to work so they was gassed. I have never understood why this horrific time even happened. God bless all the souls that perished and thank God for the ones that survived.

[@MumSG2]

This is a place I must visit, as morbid as that may sound to some, it’s out of respect. My daughter attended with her high school and she said the piles of shoes were the things that made her stunned and broke the emotions she’d held in so well until that point. It’s just horrifying that “people” were capable of committing such atrocities upon other human beings. I just wish there was more coverage from this lady, she’s so beautifully spoken and despite her experience her spirit shines SO bright!

[@patkennedy2620]

@torivarnor Another post to dissemble about the Holocaust from you🤨 Why not take up a HEALTHY hobby?

[@patkennedy2620]

@torivarnor The Germans in 1945 needed no help.In Order to look bad

[@daddyrabbit835]

@torivarnor Where? I've been to Auschwitz and I know the 4 gas chambers there were destroyed by revolt and by the Nazis were part of Auschwitz II. There was one at Auschwitz I that was reconstructed ... is that the one you're referring to?

[@sheilabuchheit3372]

The world needs to look back at this war. And realize this can happen again. The leaders of the world need to wake up and do what’s right. They all need an education

[@Metacognition88]

It's highly improbable a mass externination of people in a world today where anything a country does can be exposed for the world to see in a matter off seconds.

[@sheilabuchheit3372]

Metacognition88 What are you trying to say I’m not understanding. If you do not learn from the past. History will repeat itself. So your entire comment is beyond my understanding

[@michaelledford4751]

Here ya go sparky ,more evidence of CURRENT christian mass genocide you could have easily looked up yourself if you gave af. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJC6fpSqdp6Yi8U

[@Metacognition88]

@@sheilabuchheit3372 human beings often forget the past & repeat the same stupid mistakes over and over. I'm was talking specifically about extermination camps like in the video. I'm saying that modern technology such as video, surveillance, internet, drones, smartphones can expose something like this for the whole world to see instantly. Its unlikely that something at this scale could happen again when the world can be aware of of it a much faster rate than in the 1930's.

[@sheilabuchheit3372]

Michael Ledford Thank you for the video. Yes if we learned anything from the world is that religious persecution is alive and well. And that is the meaning behind world war two

[@JonathanXLindqviust]

"They all say that in some way, they are still prisoners of the camp." "Not me. Only in my dreams." I don't know if that's prodigiously beautiful or tragically worse.

[@pam0626]

As much as this is almost too difficult to watch, I do admire the beauty of this segment. The editors respecting the silence-just the sounds of the beautiful piano against the backdrop of horror. You don’t find this subtlety today’s network news. It’s just talking heads on top of loud music and quick camera changes.

[@depoquest7928]

Why would anyone give this a thumbs down? It's heart breaking what happened and it should be shown.

[@CornholioPuppetMaster]

Holocaust deniers

[@gingerdurbin2726]

Whoopi Goldberg

[@depoquest7928]

@@gingerdurbin2726 yep!

[@audreyann1975]

Her voice, accent! I could listen for the entire day!

[@teamridgeback]

Mum and Dad were forever damaged by the war. Never Again! NEVER NEVER NEVER AGAIN!

[@teamridgeback]

@Matthew Hodge Couldn’t agree more.

[@banannas2300]

No matter how many documentaries I watch on this I come back to the same question. How on earth did an entire race of people agree that this was acceptable. What went through their minds to make them decide not to speak out and be part of the side that killed so many people. It's unbelievable 😳 It really does go to show that one voice can make a difference (in this case a bad difference) and how easy it is to control people in masses. May all victims and survivors have peace

[@chad33e]

Atrocities all around. This was personal- they saw their faces, hauled them off, watched them suffer and malnourish. The US firebombed Tokyo neighborhoods and killed estimated 100k. But they didn’t have to see their faces. 😔

[@Emmanny]

Its going on now in china and other parts of the and nobodies doing anything about it

[@banannas2300]

@@youtubeisgarbage900 I have 0 idea what you mean by this

[@banannas2300]

@@Emmanny very sad 😔

[@banannas2300]

@@youtubeisgarbage900 this clip was specified to the Nazi's and what they did it has nothing to do with any other country. I am very well aware that violence and war crimes is not a German thing. Throughout history every race, religion and culture has done terrible things. I'm not even getting into the conversation as to why Hitler did what he did. This I have researched and in my mind there is absolutely no excuse for this type of brutality toward another human being regardless of the reason. We will just have to agree to disagree but thank you for your input.

[@luvmelonqtym]

The moment I heard about the courageous woman’s experience at Auschwitz I immediately thought about the 1980’s movie ‘Playing for Time’ 💐 Fania Fenelon’s story is a magnificent story of bravery, feminine wit, and survival!

[@franceskronenwett3539]

The awful thing is that there are people who say that the holocaust never happened. Unbelieveable.

[@maigepresents5840]

I'm thinking of Palestine right now... going through the same horrific events right now

[@kellyballaro7846]

Fania Fenelon, sweet little woman died in Dec 1983 and for some reason there is no mention of her name in the storyline. I had to look it up. Anyway, what a terrible time for the world, the things that took place there are unspeakable.

[@chellefell1331]

I think he says her name at 5:55 ish...

[@kellyballaro7846]

@@chellefell1331 Yes I know, that is how I found her because her name was not in the storyline is my point so I had to go and research. Actually was hard to understand the name Morley says in this video, understand this was taped in the late 70's

[@ahmetyuzbasoglu3597]

Humankind is the worst animal in the universe

[@alittlecrinkley232]

No it's not, we are wonderfully made....Yes we are all capable of the worst evil, but fortunately most of us are guided by our God given conscience.

[@anthonysmith778]

@@alittlecrinkley232 god let all these people and the rest of the war victims die the most gruesome deaths imaginable. Millions of people cried out to God and none were answered. Did God not care, or was he not able to do anything about it?

[@larrote6467]

people that say things like this are just projecting, but yeah you know little about actual nature, humankind is a VERY empathetic creature, we wouldn't be here otherwise, we are also kind of predisposed to tribalism though :/

[@larrote6467]

@@alittlecrinkley232 whenever i hear/read people like you I go "ufff that's a good thing that person (you in this case) believes in god because who knows what atrocious things they would do if they didn't" you keep on believing so we don't have to deal with any tragedy.

[@NobodyQuiteLikeMe]

@@anthonysmith778 God cannot interfere. If it did then we would no longer have free will, which btw is the whole point. We hold in our DNA infinite potential. For good and evil.

[@slurmz123]

When some says this never happened it hurts my soul that someone so ignorant is allowed to live a good life.

[@mikehaynes1769]

It’s important to allow people to publicly display their stupidity

[@mikehaynes1769]

@Thunder Cloud what side of the coin am I missing?

[@panjandrum.conundrum]

@@Wxman9123 q.e.d.

[@GEORGE-jf2vz]

A time when we had real reporters.

[@chd1694]

Schools need to teach accurate history. Everytime i begin a documentary on the holocaust i can never watch it because its too painful.

[@KokkaOral]

Tell that to Justin Trudeau

[@deborahprice3821]

Thank you for this history. It is painful to watch but absolutely necessary.

[@jimfritz9642]

And now I can see how easily this could happen in America

[@HoorayTV21]

Yep, that's why you shouldn't vote for Bernie.

[@RoySteezy]

Jim Fritz impossible, our 2nd amendment would protect us all :)

[@brown22sugar25]

Jim Fritz no

[@Grassyknolldallas]

Jim Fritz if it’s the Liberals in the camps then I hope so

[@creamcheese6662]

Jim Fritz? Please tell us all how u think it would happen in America? U must b a millennial?

[@brodenarmstrong]

they were calling it “ancient history” not even 40 years later. Every student everywhere needs to be taught to grasp truly how NOT long ago this atrocity was. Because this can be repeated in any era.

[@alphabet_soup123]

Yes, many elderly people alive today were still alive during the holocaust. Its going to be sad when the last survivor has passed.

[@badgoat666]

It's already happened numerous times since. They (Rwanda, Kenya, Uganda, Cambodia, USSR, china to name a few) just don't get the same publicity.

[@patriciagranados295]

the few survivors of the atrocities which occured before and during world war 2 deserve all the best the world has to offer. the compassion and deep respect i personally have for these innocent people help me to remember and show kindness in every aspect of my life. i am so sorry on behalf of man, we are cruel, deviant , and are capable of the most despicable acts of violence .

[@catmom1322]

I can hardly imagine the evil in the hearts of these monsters.

[@kristinepauwels4086]

Playing for time ! The book, the movie, left me very quiet and with deep respect. Having found this documentary, seeing the lady and hear her speak makes it complete and my admiration for her, will last for as long as I live.

[@franceskronenwett3539]

I was on a visit to Poland in March 1990 and Auschwitz was on the agenda. This was not the wish of our Polish hosts, but of our vicar. (The trip was organised by our church). As you can imagine it was a traumatic experience for all of us and I felt the need of a warm bath afterwards. It was horrible to see all the belongings of those poor people which also included spectacles, long braids of hair which been cut off from the women and even gold taken from people's teeth. Absolutely unbelieveable how cruel human beings can be to each other as a result of evil brainwashing. All those among us with tendencies to racism should be made to spend a day in Auschwitz in order to see where all this can lead to.

[@clintonearlwalker]

That was a remarkable clip, I didn't know it existed. I've seen the movie based on Fania Fénelon's book "Playing for Time" several times, it's posted on KZbin. There was controversy about that movie, the women's orchestra was conducted by Alma Rose. Fenelon depicted her as a "taskmaster" working them very hard, others thought the hard work led by Rose saved their live.

[@JohnSmith-cw4ve]

I watched the movie I enjoyed it. heartbreaking what they had to go through to survive. I believe there was some controversy also about the actress who played her role?

[@clintonearlwalker]

@@JohnSmith-cw4ve I don't know about controversy about the actress, I think it was Vanessa Redgrave, but I know there was controversy amongst the "real" women in that orchestra about that movie. Another very good movie is "Out of the Ashes" based on the book by Gisela Perl, "I Was a Doctor in Auschwitz". There is a version on KZbin, but it's so dark it's almost unwatchable. I've been reading Perl's book online for the last few days, it's significantly different than the movie, (and probably more accurate) Perl describes a concert the 32,000 women of "Camp C" listened to by the woman's orchestra that might have included Fenelon. Perl said 10,000 corpses were burned in each of the 4 crematoriums in Birkenau that day.

[@lesbuttrey9730]

When my dad was stationed in Germany I was young. I knew nothing about the holocaust. After visiting a concentration camp, and learning, a sadness entered my heart. Being there and learning what these people went through is still inconceivable.

[@daddyrabbit835]

Which one did you go to?

[@adriannarobeson4758]

I remember when my mother and I lived in a apartment in Owings Mills MD. right outside of Baltimore I was 14 years old it was back in 79 are neighbor who lived downstairs was a Jewish woman who was in one of those camp's she even had the numbers tattoo on her arm,, and the horror stories she told us was heartbreaking,, I remember one story where she was telling us the Nazis kicked in doors to people's houses and dragged them out in the street some were shot and some were beaten than taken away 😢,,

[@michaeld.williamsiii9026]

Fellow Baltimorean here too in the downtown area, however... @Adrianna thank you for sharing so heartbreaking unimaginable and shall never be forgotten. The impact of the Holocaust Museum in Washington DC amongst other stories and historic documentaries will continuously have a lasting effect on me. #Neverforget 💔🙏🏾😪

[@lauriem5751]

When I was in middle school, they showed the documentary The Twisted Cross. It broke my heart 💔. My best friend in highschool, her grandfather had the tattoo on his left forearm. 😱😰😫

[@A.Girl.Has.No.Name.]

It's called "Hanged on a Twisted Cross" and KZbin has the full documentary. (I'm watching it this evening)

[@ahuyx]

it’s so disturbing that we have people that deny this has actually happened when we have literal video and photo proof…insane

[@smdftb8495]

We're making it more difficult to teach about this in the US as we speak. I'm appalled.

[@jaylyn7285]

God bless each and every one of the survivors and those who perished, especially the babies and children who suffered so greatly 🙏🏻💕😢🕯️🌹

[@andyduijkers4910]

WE ALL ! Must learn from history ,or we are doomed to repeat the mistakes of the past.

[@billprice6458]

My Great Grandparents were killed there in 1943. They shipped my Grandmother away in 1939 or i wouldn't be here to write this.

[@carolc6795]

I cry for these people, often.

[@Fat12219]

Thsoe people didn't have a choice 😢😢

[@angelasieg5099]

She was still so beautiful inside and out I believe everyone should watch Schindler's List once in thier life I was 18 when it came out and saw it in the Theater I had been interested in WWII history in high-school and already knew about death camps still I was floored by the emotion invoked by that story

[@bostongirlsandy]

God bless this woman. She is so lively.

[@tbyjb]

The Catholic Church sat and did NOTHING

[@louise-yo7kz]

True. Shameful 😖

[@serenitycuracao8026]

And The Catholic Church hasn’t learned. They do nothing to the protect the victims THEIR priests have abused.

[@serenitycuracao8026]

Actually I need to amend what I wrote. The Catholic Church did do something. They helped the Nazi’s escape and relocate with false papers. Just like they help the pedophile priests relocate. The Catholic Church should be abolished. It makes me sick to think they still have people as members giving money

[@boriszawotski1392]

@@serenitycuracao8026 catholic church should be abolished

[@boriszawotski1392]

@@serenitycuracao8026 They preach Christianity meanwhile they are the biggest sinners along with the entirety of the vatican 🇻🇦 🙄

[@JoshuaOtusanya]

If you’re reading this, 2020 is your year :)

[@teresas8173]

Joshua Otusanya .... such a weird and out of place comment.

[@muurisoras5878]

@@teresas8173 he posts weird stuff that don't relate to the topic @ hand. I have seen him alot😏

[@elizabethloren-broz2680]

What kind of a moran are you?!!!!

[@destiny4505]

Never forget!!! But more importantly NEVER ALLOW THIS TO HAPPEN AGAIN!!! My mind and heart truly just cannot fathom. The photo of the naked women, some with naked children on their hips, I don’t have words. I was in orchestra for a little over a decade, I can’t imagine playing every day more than half the day for these monsters. I can’t. I learned a lot about the holocaust in school, I remember bawling my eyes out, I couldn’t contain my emotions, I almost broke down. They told us they would throw babies at the wall. I can’t imagine the fear and horror these people endured. Ripped from their homes, ripped from each other, never to see your sister, or wife, or children, or mother, or husband, or father EVER AGAIN. And to know that they were murdered so viciously and burned and to know you smelt that. I CANNOT. I don’t have words. God bless all of these innocent souls, never forgotten.

[@hunibear2193]

Don't forget that genocides like this happen today, like in Darfur (February 2003) or Rwanda (1994). We always say "never again", yet it has happened over and over again to many people. Use this as a sign to do something to help, like a donation to organizations that document or help the victims.

[@benkeel2966]

These are the many saints of the 20th century. God bless all of them.

[@eva-mariacampbell9609]

The most evil place to ever exist so sad

[@omgsolikevalleygirl]

i now understand how she wanted Liza Minelli to play her ... she really looks and sounds a lot like her. Thank you Fania for all you did to ever remind us what human beings are capable of, and that we must stay vigilant at all times this never happens again!!!

[@staceyduncan7490]

So many lives lost so tragically. 😥

[@davidvonch8223]

Just absolutely horrendous to even watch

[@maggiee639]

David Vonch it makes me nauseous honestly.... the secondhand fear is real

[@ishitaroy6114]

We need to show all these videos in all schools & colleges & movie theaters all over the world..... The whole world needs to know & be aware about this DARK SHAMEFULL PAST.....😔😪😰😱😱😡😡

[@deniselanter6697]

I totally agree.

[@b.freanch227]

Bless this woman !!! ❤❤❤

[@elaineholmes7861]

THOSE WHO DON'T LEARN FROM THE PAST IS BOUND TO REPEAT HISTORY. ..THIS IS THEY'RE PLAN FOR THE POPULATION. .

[@davidhollyfield9712]

I couldn't imagine what these poor wonderful people went through. And yet everyone now a days feel like they have a right to complain about how they are treated. So sad .. Everyone should watch the movie called ( the boy in striped pajamas)

[@pillznarRy]

meanwhile half the country and the media thinks Trump was as bad if not worse than the guy responsible for this. Yall need to snap out of it already.

[@michaeld.williamsiii9026]

The more you learn about this dark evil chapter in history, the pain and horror still felt till this day. Smh unimaginable all of those lives loss and gone... 💔😪🌏 May they all Rest In Peace along with victims all throughout the world murdered and suffering from the evil systematic forms of hatred. #NeverForget

[@ambreeniram2268]

This is just terrible. How is it even possible, one human inflicting so much atrocities on another human. Beyond words. May their souls rest in peace.

[@Misitheus]

Bolshevik?

[@Fixingtodraw]

Prior to the war, The Jewish community in Germany was being deported however the European wasn’t having it. “it was becoming more and more evident that, um, that Jews, uh, should leave if anybody at all would have them, and not very many countries would have them.” -Kurt Klein

[@brigidvanparys2062]

I can't believe how many people were full of such hatred 🤬😔🙏

[@KennethBarr1957]

Hearing the survivors sing “Peat Bog Soldiers” in French is heart rendering.

[@HSmith-xl8ht]

That there are people In this country who deny this ever happened is maybe the most tragic. This video and others like it should be mandatory viewing in American history classes.

[@dana_brooke_27]

Such a spunky beautiful woman❤

[@PrimalBlue-l6o]

First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out-because I was not a socialist. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out- because I was not a trade unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out-because I was not a Jew. Then they came for me-and there was no one left to speak for me. There is no more cruel beast than man.

[@Koalatronic]

Wow I just realised watching this that she is the lady from the film starring Vanessa Redgrave. How amazing to see the real lady behind the film. 😃

[@sloeberdoet]

Sometimes i feel ashamed to be a human if you see the harsh atrocities we did and still do to our fellow human beings even when i was never involved in any of those atrocities.

[@maigepresents5840]

There's an easy way out... pm me for tips

[@johndoe7741]

The difference between today and the day this story ran is greater than this story and the end of the war.

[@vagabon5130]

She dreams every night of being in the camp… and others that survived still feel like prisoners in the camp - that is horrifying. I cant even begin to imagine. I hope they ALL find or have some small measure of peace and happiness. They deserve it. And if there is a God, i hope he comforts them.

[@shmegma4371]

I dunno bout SIX million but it’s still sad

[@UncleAL86]

‘Playing for Time’ was also a great movie which would have been made around the time of this report (I believe the movie was made in 1980) it’s very interesting hearing the real life, first hand account.

[@brendaseigler2119]

So sad what was imposed upon so many of the people. Evil , bastardly , and disgusting .

[@luvbasses5487]

...and it all started with...words. Words orated from from twisted man to another who typed em out on a typewriter in a prison cell. Let’s all pray that something like this NEVER happens again.

[@oledahammer8393]

One of the single greatest atrocities ever committed by humans against other humans. May God grant eternal peace to all those that lost their lives in these places, and may he condemn all those that committed these atrocities to eternal damnation. We swore as a world we would never forget, and yet the Chinese gov't has concentration camps right now murdering millions! How soon we forget!

[@franknewton594]

What a wonderful woman.

[@taniellie]

We went to Dachau a few years ago… the feel of the environment around us was sad and weather was muggy and cloudy. People were quiet. Sad. 😢

[@maigepresents5840]

Too much ash in the air? 😂

[@taniellie]

@@maigepresents5840 Its a shame they weren't yours.

[@velmascarborough7680]

😔😔😔 The cruelest thing on earth is the ability of man to treat their fellow human as though they aren't also human😔😔😔

[@saraerstad928]

Thank you for your story's and your help to all of the other and please keep it up now and more

[@lyndaalterio1027]

This just makes me cry - my heart aches for those poor people!! I was born after the war in Bavaria. My mother was Jewish and my family was saved by my father who was a sargent in the Army - and because of his rank he was able to get my mother, grandmother and siblings off the train and told them to run into the forest and hide and keep moving south - that's how they came to a small town in Bavaria - Schliersee - where I was born. I went back with my son in 2019 and we visited Dachau outside of Munich. It was so silent! I just couldn't get over the thought that this was where the Jewish people had to stand for hours and hours in the cold and rain and all types of weather! My God - there simply are no words. My heart really hurts!!! GOD BLESS ALL THE PEOPLE WHO DIED IN THESE HORRIBLE CAMPS!!!!

[@uwcb1]

Thank you

[@stevenj9970]

Such a beautiful woman

[@grandmaj5046]

May the world never forget! We as humans must never allow this to happen to our fellow humans again.

[@navaskin]

Heartbreaking!

[@soniagold4771]

Great interview.

[@deborahjay9374]

MY GOD LOOKING AT ALL OF THIS, NOW MY HEART BRAKES FOR WHAT HAPPENED TO MY PARENTS AND FAMILY******IN POLAND'''''''''75% OF MY FAMILY WAS SHUT IN THE HEAD'''''''''''

[@trishacole9682]

Never ever forget!!!!

[@Christophernorbits]

I've been to both camps. Everyone who is able should visit.

[@sarahhumphreys3980]

Which two camps? There were many camps.

[@Christophernorbits]

@@sarahhumphreys3980 The video was about Auschwitz, so it would be safe to assume, I'm referring to Auschwitz and Birkenau. The only two in Oswiecim.

[@sarahhumphreys3980]

@@Christophernorbits ok

[@anwitmondal6417]

When will there be a documentary on British atrocities in their colonies?

[@td866]

NOT THE SAME

[@janicespears8054]

Thanks for posting this!