Holocaust Survivor | Irene Zingaro | USC Shoah Foundation

[@brightbleu]

Her father leaving her so she would be safe and then her mother doing the same - absolutely gut wrenching! I can't imagine walking away from one of my children and hearing their cries echo in my mind. I also can't imagine being the child and feeling so utterly abandoned. Thank you for sharing your heartbreaking story. May we never forget!

[@beverleygailluen4714]

Love the interviewer! The best most compassionate lovely lady of all I have listened to. Some are too harsh on traumatised humans that are kindly sharing their HORROR , they deserve to be respected and treated well for goodness sakes ❤

[@31Shanell]

Her story makes me weep so many times. Her trauma is so raw. One of my favorite testimonies ❤❤

[@jamiechristly4773]

Thank you for telling your story. I know it must be so hard to relieve your young life. I admire you for your courage. This is one of the most interesting interviews I have ever seen.

[@margaretroselle8610]

A wonderful testimony. Many thanks and greetings from New Zealand.

[@micheled6111]

So sad to be scared as a young child. Thanks for your story

[@mrudulapawar5972]

Watching from India, October 2024

[@neilmichaelwalsh3940]

😢 bless her

[@cristinaalvarezarena5202]

The poor woman sounds traumatized the way she talks when she reminisces of those terrible days.

[@micheldebernouilli9126]

❤❤❤❤❤ Anna,France

[@audreykoble5217]

The interviewer wasn't so bad. I don't get what happened when the mother walked away. Was Frau mean to her?

[@Diane18]

Sorry voting for Trump

[@cay820]

This interviewer is so pushy. I understand you want to get all the facts and details but the memories are still raw.

[@shelleyzeevi8366]

Irene or monica?

[@Crystal-cs3gm]

Comfort her damn! And let her speak! Let her take her time. Stop interrupting. Omg just listen to her.