Helena Jonas Rosenzweig | Holocaust Survivor | 30 for 30 | USC Shoah Foundation

To celebrate our 30th anniversary year and launch into our fourth decade, we bring you #30for30, a curated series of remarkable testimonies from our Visual History Archive. We’ve selected these clips from our core Holocaust Collection, the Armenian Genocide Testimony Collection, and our expanding Contemporary Antisemitism Collection.
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Helena Jonas Rosenzweig, forced to serve SS Commandant Amon Goeth as a maid, was eventually saved by Oskar Schindler. She shared her testimony with us in 1996.
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Thank you lovely lady. So brave to give thee testimonies. The horrors it must bring back. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👵🇦🇺

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Como puedo escuchar en español alguna solución. GRACIAS.

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Que pena no me contestáis 😢