Holocaust Survivor Frances Flumenbaum | USC Shoah Foundation

This testimony by Jewish survivor, Frances Flumenbaum, is from USC Shoah Foundation's Visual History Archive. She is a member of the "1939" Club.
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[@janegallagher6162]

Beautiful, beautiful woman. The love she had for her family is lesson to us all. Her grief is still part of her life - how could it not be? May God bless her and her children.

[@sparty2761]

You can come to Michigan - you are very welcome here forever!

[@joaniewaller6504]

Even animals shouldn't be treated like that.The picture of her father is heartbreaking, his eyes are so troubled. I feel so sad for this woman that all she has left of her father is a picture that forever captures his worry. God bless his soul and her whole family.

[@yvonnebranston6220]

What i do i close my eyes and listen to the interviewed ladys story godbless her xxx

[@jessiejjriss394]

I play one video at a time just before bed with my headphones on ... theres still thousands I havent seen!

[@Kate-fr7qc]

So dignified and intelligent and beautiful

[@yolim9187]

This woman...so beautiful. ❤

[@wednesdayschild3627]

I wouldn't have gone back to that ghetto. Who knows thou, maybe she would have been caught anyways.

[@charlesparrish2831]

Great testimony 🙏Thank God Almighty for your survival🙏🙏🙏

[@pamneff7541]

Bravo

[@nosredna2]

Beautiful family.

[@darraghcorkery1805]

Why are they grilling this beautiful women "name.,..SPELL IT" calm down

[@marthabrown2038]

Subtitles

[@cindyhalpern3187]

No, G- D did not punish innocent people! The Nazis and their many collaborators did this! G-D helped some people survive! She absolutely has a right to her opinion, but my Mom survived, too, and I have a right to my opinion.

[@InternetTerrorist21]

Karma doesn't exist.

[@vivianbrown2477]

You're correct it does not but what does exist is far greater and better The Creator himself God YHVH who says Vengeance is mine. Even if not in this lifetime in death they still will not go free because one day everybody will stand before God and will be judged accordingly for their actions.

[@michellebyrd9017]

Only an evil heartless soul, like yourself will watch somebody give testimony of the horror they lived through, for you to say karma does not exist, oh but it does. Karma comes when you least expect it. You want karma not to exist because you know your time will come.

[@ljmcdonald2703]

Neither do you