2022 First Person with Holocaust Survivor Susan Warsinger

[@cindymanifold4828]

I remember hearing Susan’s account when my husband and I visited the Holocaust museum in DC with our then 14 and 12 year old daughters in 2011. I remember it having a profound impact on them. They are now adults and I have sent them the link to this video. I can’t wait for them to see it. Thank you again.

[@chadfalaster8275]

Thank you for your story

[@teresaproano7984]

Susan, thank you kindly for sharing your heartfelt story. Thank you Bill for your interviews. Blessings to you both for all you do!😊

[@jessicahurlbert2615]

I could listen to her all day long!!

[@ERRNCJ]

Beautifully told story Susan. Your comment brought me to tears regarding what if the six million survived, how their grandchildren would of contributed to the human race. So very true, such a loss that we will never know. May God bless and keep you and yours. Thank you! ❤

[@1crackedup]

You look incredible! You are FIERCE to have survived violence, relocation, family separation , so many unknowns and you did it! ! God bless you!

[@johannavanwinkle815]

These retelling of the eperiences of the survivors is so important! Thank you!

[@williamb7275]

So wonderful that we still have voices today to tell their experience. 💜🙏

[@riahdaniels54]

This needs to be told. This needs to be shared. As a descendent of survivors, I thank you for the retelling of the survivor stories. I am blessed to be able to view these retelling to not just understand the history to help teach others not to repeat the horrid mistakes but also to be able to understand my family, how the Shoah changed our trajectory in our family. How the generational trauma is still alive and thriving not just in me but also my children (28&29 son and daughter) I am so appreciative to all who have told their truths on the record so we all may learn. May God bless and keep you all. And for all who have passed on, their memories have for sure become a blessing in many lives. May their memories continue to bring blessings and joy not just to their families but the millions more who will learn from them in the future. ***edit*** forgot I was supposed to say where I am watching from. I am currently in the hospital just south of Nashville, TN.

[@tottymommy8197]

What is happening right now sepose to be told and fight against.

[@rebeccarangel9312]

From El Paso Texas, currently deployed. What an amazing woman 🙏🏽

[@minsh5675]

God bless her kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4vHp2CKqc6Aock

[@martaupward5992]

I am so grateful for this upload for presenting these first hand accounts. I am watching from Riverside, California.

[@tiffanyprichard2197]

Very eloquent, and what a lovely interview.💝

[@JaimeMesChiens]

Thank you so much! What a traumatising childhood. Susan, you’re a masterful narrator.

[@olgamiller216]

I am so sorry for your loss; it is so sad when people lose their families because of hate. I am so ashamed that so many of my fellow citizens are filled with hate for others & see history starting to repeat itself. Thank you for sharing your story with us!

[@garryreed7086]

It is shameful what is going on in America today. This is why we need to fight racism in every way we can. We can all start by voting . Trump and the maga deranged misfits in congress must be voted out of office. I am not a jew, I was born in the US. But I lost relatives in the holacaust. I am of Jewish decent, but I do not practice the Jewish religion. I am a Christian. But, I believe in my heart if trump ever gets back in the white house america will experience it' own holacaust. He is so very much like hitler please think of this before u vote. Thank u.

[@JitterbugWrenIntuition]

What an elegant woman. Thank you for telling your story and may you be blessed many times over for the rest of your days.

[@ayd5108]

It’s so infuriating that people / neighbors thought it was okay to mistreat others like this. Never, ever forget…..important reminder these days and always.

[@mary-ellendurkin163]

Thank you for this it’s so important to remember to keep passing it on

[@fuensantacampillogomez3288]

Thank you for your testimony, it is of great historical value and stirs consciences. It is appreciated that they edited the video with the option of subtitles in all languages so, deaf and hearing, we can share. All the best.

[@Boston2VA]

Virginia Beach, VA... Bill thank you for continuing to do these interviews.

[@leem200]

Thank you Susan for sharing your life during this time. May God Bless you for it. We must respect each other and our differences for we are all people. Peace!

[@susylove9486]

Hello from N.Y.C.❤

[@nilsanarvaez7947]

What an amazing woman! God Bless you! ❤️

[@geriiacobelli963]

What an amazing woman with an amazing attitude after all she went through. She triumphed over Hitler!

[@billmcmillan7735]

The saddest part is that people who need to hear this won’t listen their mind is closed there is hate in their hearts.

[@elisabetosthsvanberg1095]

Such a beautiful lady❤

[@corinneashworth6704]

Thank you! It must be difficult recalling these memories. ‘If’ its said is for children.The child in me is asking ‘ if only ‘all mankind had love and understanding in their hearts

[@lauracowan7245]

Thank you. What a gracious woman and an informative story.

[@dianedoelman4478]

Thank you so much, my father was born in 1929. He told us many stories about the ww2 from his little boy view in my country The Netherlands. This awareness still exist here, especially during May 4th

[@MrsSunshine22324]

Watching from Slovenia🇸🇮 love your channel and the stories of the survivers, this is really precious ❤️

[@beckyallen3771]

Thank you for bringing truth and light, through your testimony of your heartfelt Holocaust experience. The world must never forget! The people of the world have a moral obligation to stand up against evil, no matter what country. race or religion.

[@mackbrown4175]

I am watching from Houston Texas.. your bravery and spirit withstood literall hell... The Camp was literally a hell... Please share what kept you strong and your will to still live when certain death was all around you? I suffer from depression and alcohol disease.. my life is falling apart. My depression and disease doesn't come close to what you went through..You inspire me.. Please share beautiful inspiration spirit

[@Chicharrera.]

Watch "Put the Shovel Down" (Drug & Alcohol/Mental Illness) and "Dr Tracey Marks"(Psychiatrist) for help. Also, "Therapy in a Nutshell", " (Counsellor) Kristina Counselling" (Psychologist) are great too.

[@garryreed7086]

I wish u well, but life is worth living to the end. I agree no matter what illnes we may have is nothing compared to what these people went though in the death camps. I hope these testimonies help u realize u can beat ur disease. U can do it. I hope u get well and have a wonderful life.

[@brianbodine8938]

Susan is a gifted storyteller and she's sweet and solid.

[@xX_NScpHadshttr_Xx]

I agree

[@elsayedina]

And tres chic.

[@hiflow39owe]

God Bless you. Much respect!

[@Estoverax]

That photo on the boat towards the end reminded me of the Norman Rockwell painting ‘Road Trip’, the same sweet childish reaction.. What a fabulous, engaging lady, a beautiful, charming story teller. Thank you for sharing your story, I am so glad you managed to reunite with your parents

[@connihudson1578]

Thank you for sharing,

[@auntdiane1578]

God bless this beautiful lady. You have my utmost respect. ❤

[@jjlady552]

Such a beautiful soul. Much appreciation for your family’s struggle for life. Much Love to you and bless your family! We will all be together in the afterlife with love and kindness. 💜

[@antoniagonzales8682]

Prayers going your way from Hobbs New Mexico

[@annedwyer797]

Susan and her brother Joseph were among the several Holocaust survivors who were featured in Ken Burns' "The US and the Holocaust", sharing their recollections about their experiences. Fascinating and touching. I'm glad I found more interviews with Susan on YTube. She's beautiful even in her 90's.

[@Nurse-Laura]

They both did such a beautiful job in that documentary. Their stories were a clear testimony of how life was for Jewish families during WWII.

[@tashyole149]

Amazing, cant wait for more installments ❤️ Sending love from Australia

[@sibinmathews4239]

Incredible stroy. As always it's difficult to difficult to comprehend what people went through.

[@mildredlucenadetorregrosa6221]

Watching from San Juan, Puerto Rico

[@ginawang2692]

What a good memory, very important to pass down the knowledge of what happened. The past must be remembered for a better future. Hopefully make us better human beings!

[@annamayo7835]

You are heard and appre iated here in victoria texas. Love for you. Thank you for sharing. You are brave. My 11 yr old son is watching also.

[@pruenster]

I appreciate for you sharing this very difficult testimony! THANK YOU!

[@sandralandsman1434]

I am so glad you have survived and have those wonderful pictures. All m paternal family perished. Keep on smiling . I am In Mexico.

[@GdHr-oz5ph]

Another wonderful beautiful survivor. ♥️♥️♥️ Thanks Susan for your important story.

[@georgebrown8312]

Thank you, Susan, for sharing your story of survival during the Holocaust. It is an inspiration to all of us when we are going through troubles of our own. May God bless you and all the other remaining Holocaust survivors.

[@stevenbrown6277]

Thank you for your testimony of Kristallnacht and the Holocaust. It is so important to inform people of these events now that there are so many willing people to call the Holocaust fake.

[@bronwynjewell9810]

Extraordinary people 😊 those are the only words I have. Always keep our eyes and ears open, speak of and resist injustice. We are all living this one life. We must live in the best way possible

[@nancyrauch2644]

God Bless you Susan !

[@stj971]

How inappropriate w the cross

[@deborahwilliams8882]

The heart with the cross inside looks to be the symbol of the Red Cross organization. They did much to help the Jews during and after the Holocaust.

[@catmom475]

Las Vegas, NV- You sound like such a sweet woman. So sorry for your loss.

[@jamesmathews9180]

Ms Susan I couldn't even imagine what horror that your family and everyone else went through I'm glad you made it safe may God bless you 🙏🙏

[@sandy4498]

What an interesting story. She is so elegant and remembers do many details

[@ann7318]

Thank you to everyone who shares their stories. (I cannot get the chat thing to work, and no idea why.) God bless each of you. I had some shirt tail relatives (relatives of relatives...) who were in the camps, but they are long gone. They had the tattoos on their arms. I met them, and saw their tattoos.

[@melvynhawkins334]

I was emotional too

[@aghyey123]

This woman deserves all the flowers in the world

[@Vitagirl]

Such a beautiful and courageous woman! I’m so sorry that you and your family suffered such horrible circumstances! Thank you for your testimony!

[@roxannamorris6431]

Yes, I'm in Little Rock Arkansas and hearing survivor accounts gives me hope knowing what happened to your family, that you survived!

[@ngatimoti685]

Watching from NZ. Thank you..

[@KimFsharpHarp]

Beautiful Lady. Inside and out!

[@1crackedup]

Your actions were spot on in the sense of keep it up, keep your mind and look at now! Thank you For sharing your story! You lived in HELL but found JOY!

[@elizabethannegrey6285]

Watching from South Africa July 2022

[@frenchartantiquesparis424]

I've listened to this marvellous, elegant woman give her extended testimony on the USC Holocaust series.

[@giorgiaciuti938]

I love that Channel am trying to watch one every day…

[@mariepitrova8948]

Great hi from Czech republic 🙋‍♀️🇨🇿

[@monicareimarker-wiman1121]

We are lisstening from Sweden too Thank you for doing trist is so important With all my love

[@gerrymarmee3054]

Listening from Arizona, USA.

[@mandywilliamson6977]

hello from mandy in northern ireland

[@mercylhingneithem104]

It brought tears in my eyes & pain in my heart whenever i listen & watch the tragic story of the jewish in Germany.. blessed be the people who were saved from the deadly holucust..

[@dorothyanibatuah4709]

Thank yo for this program. I have ĺistened to a few of this woman. After reading many second ww books, one thing that stand out is these peoples attitudes. DB SouthAfrica

[@palmirasanchez]

Pearland Texas, what a lovely woman. I appreciate her telling us about her life. God bless her.

[@patriciahayes3658]

Love from australia

[@hard-truthsbetter-than-swe6543]

Wow she looks great! 93 years old!!

[@brendalandes1813]

From Israel. Amazing testimony .Especially her comments on the millions of people Jews , good Christians , and others who could have contributed to this world.

[@janetblanc7658]

And Switzerland.

[@cecilefox9136]

It was so sad what happened to Susan as a little girl and her testimonial was very moving.Thank you so much Susan for sharing your memories with us.

[@philmichowicz7015]

Watching in New Zealand

[@janetblanc7658]

What sort of person screams racist or religious insults at a child? Or throws rocks at them - or of course at adults too? Sick.

[@julieshepherd8411]

It's the hight of brutality.... totally devastating and horribly terrifying.... thank you for sharing....

[@djjb420]

​Hello from Welland Ontario, Canada

[@marjonvandingstee6771]

Watching from The Netherlands

[@SuperSilviao]

The lady is so pretty and elegant. Reminds me of my grandmother who was also a victim of WWII. My grandmother was part German and olive skin, that's why.

[@tanaclark5489]

I’m in London, ont. Thanks for your comments about Ukraine

[@karladobbins2401]

Hello from Monticello KY.

[@neliaangeles8490]

We are soo sorry to hear all these horrible experiences from you 😥. We’re glad that our then pesident ( Roxas ) had welcome some jews refugees ( island of mindanaw ) to our country Philippines 🇵🇭

[@johnnywalker8326]

I've only listened to 20% of the interview so far but it is riveting. It's terrifying how little by little they excluded and forbade Jews from facets of everyday life until it culminated in kristallnacht. When Susan is talking about the townspeople throwing rocks and one landed on baby Ernst's hand, she said that he was okay but the scariest part is that is he would have died the rock throwers might have paused at the news but it wouldn't have stopped them. They would have justified their cowardly and deadly actions in their own minds because they had been brainwashed to think of the Jews as not human.

[@davidsonakhonya6447]

Watching ftom Kenya in Africa

[@deborahalbert1148]

😢 so sad

[@cs6970]

Thank you for these testimonies. I am in France. A descendant of Polish and Russian Jews. My immediate family were already in England in the 1930’s. Everyone else related to us lost their lives. I have no testimonies therefore. But thank all the powers that be for the survival of Susan and all the others I follow online. Never again? Not so sure because of Ukraine. Keep telling the world what happened please.

[@janetblanc7658]

I would say because of the situation in the US

[@margaritacontreras2735]

From Santiago, Chile

[@michaelwhisman7623]

I grew up with a friend. in Mississippi. whose grandfather was a policeman in Stuttgart and helped ship Jews to camps. He visited our home, and we spent the day walking through the fileds shooting with a 22 rifle. I was just a boy and never thought about what he had done.

[@lindacosta5688]

I’m sure he never regretted what he did. Like pretty much all the other Germans, this man had no moral compass. He was only following orders. He had no concept of right or wrong. He slept very well at night without ever thinking he did anything wrong.

[@quanieyp8852]

Watching from Texas

[@ginazee5552]

San Diego, Ca, Thanks

[@murielleyoung5542]

Watching from Bathurst, New Brunswick, Canada

[@deborahgarner7785]

California , thank you Susan 🥰

[@judyhensley3930]

Thanku Susan for sharing with us ur very pretty

[@cecilefox9136]

Pamplona,Spain.

[@patriciastewart1854]

Watching in new mexiço.

[@brianbodine8938]

Seattle, Washington

[@caroltmeyer]

From Arkansas

[@CarolBrown-h4m]

Thank u for sub title