Holocaust Survivor Nathan Offen Testimony | USC Shoah Foundation

This testimony from Jewish Survivor Nathan Offen is from USC Shoah Foundation's Visual History Archive and is also featured in Echoes & Reflections: A Multimedia Curriculum on the Holocaust. For more information, visit: www.echoesandreflections.org
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[@jerryjc5]

School kids today should be shown these testimonies as required learning. This must never, never be forgotten.

[@emmcee662]

Bless him Such a dignified man telling this story of horror

[@suemckee2564]

0 no I'm ok dry

[@oceanrock733]

Devastating experience he went through. OMG

[@ralphfrengel4312]

I didn't really understand what PTSD was until I heard this guy.

[@murielleyoung5542]

God bless this man for all that he has been through. Man’ inhumanity to man is unbelievable. Let us learn from the past the results of hate.

[@carlmorris6744]

What a brave man. Unspeakable dastardly crimes. May all these victims of the Holocaust Rest In Peace.

[@marchebert938]

You can see he loves life. Then, when he talks about the holocaust he shuts down. The livens up again afterward. What a great guy, husband, father, grandfather. We can never allow this evil ever again.

[@StephenGrew]

Dear God! Pure Hell. Poor dear man.

[@jackies56tbird]

God Bless this man.

[@RamonaRayTodosSantosBCS]

Hed be 93 if he's still alive. My how time flies. 1996 seems like yesterday.

[@manueladarazsdi9675]

100...1922

[@natashamichelle8330]

He's a survivor it's a miracle what he went through

[@deborahdean8867]

It truly makes today's events seem unbelievable.

[@carolinemcintyre5931]

Life is very unfair. To loose his wife after such a hard life. He seemed a very nice man.

[@trishdaly5761]

♥️🕊️💜💚🕊️💛🕊️💙

[@koogle5410]

Just apologising for humanity or lack of it in some of these comments… some times I am ashamed to be a human being 😞

[@monatingbjr6636]

❤🙏

[@leonz6429]

He deserved a better interviewer. The interviewer is so terrible. She sounds like she is mad half the time..I suppose it's because she's from new york city.

[@MrDan92102]

Did he say he witnessed inmates murdering other inmates by drowning them in a bucket of water in order to get their rations?

[@mazzalobo]

Horrific tale. Poor man

[@gordonmeechan3100]

.??

[@VixCrush]

*poland