Jewish Survivor Arnold Wininger Testimony | USC Shoah Foundation

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[@robertwilson1692]

What a wonderful and kind hearted loving man....thank you

[@kennethpoe5298]

I have listened to many of these interviews but this is one of the best.

[@clairewatson5103]

What a wonderful gift, documentation of his story .. I enjoyed every minute. I laughed when he laughed and cried when he cried.. I'm sure his parents and little brother where with him always x

[@CopperElements]

Wonderful man, very well spoken and very good interview.

[@lindabregar9538]

Good bless you!

[@cecilialiebenfelss8827]

A foreigner in the school,but he knew German best,amazing!

[@148ESTHER]

What an amazing man. May God bless him and his family

[@cindyhalpern3187]

Yes, the Italians saved my Mom and her family. They hid them in Southern Italy. They hardly ever collaborated with the Germans. The civilians all hated the Germans.

[@sueannebrown2709]

Can’t understand why she kept on assisting for him to spell everything 🤷‍♀️ many of the interviewers do that, which is annoying, but, she took it to a new level!!😬

[@robertcampbell9319]

Agree with you 100%

[@corrynthiaiam9205]

Thank you. That drives me crazy!

[@dedalus9]

Lipzig she calls it 😅

[@shelleyzeevi8366]

What use is all the spelling? Beats me. Amazing man. Am yisrael chai. Thrilling story.

[@corrynthiaiam9205]

That drives me crazy!

[@valor101arise]

It's for documentation purposes. Many deny the Holocaust you know

[@markheller76]

All I can say is Never Again and yes evil is real and tangible. I traveled to Dachau all macho and objective it wasn’t going to touch me…I left a weeping basket case back to Munich…that was 1983 it’s 2021. Thank you for remembering…a menche.

[@maryrosed8475]

Pity sound is so poor. An interesting man.

[@WildThings113]

Stop complaining

[@monicalewisky4925]

This one is way better

[@blancabulgrin5560]

I have heard by several people say the italians helped , monasteries even catholic priests ,nuns helping many were killed for it. That says alot unlike the Pope hypocrite in helping the nazis escape .I've put my self in that scenario would I had helped if some came knocking at my door for help? Many died no one to help even children were killed.the stories are heart Wrenching .Mr. Steven Spielberg thank you for documenting these horrors with the victims .Yes I believe i would have helped .

[@margaretroselle8610]

God’s richest blessings on the Nation of Israel.

[@wayned4728]

an you spell that?

[@camilleb292]

Yup, she turned it into spelling competition. Most of the words totally unnecessary to spell. I guess she was trying to do her best. Thank God and the foundation we can listen to these interviews 🙏🏻

[@manueladarazsdi9675]

The interviewer sounds so disinterested.

[@skyavalanche]

Just like I am in your worthless comment

[@sabreecarpenter4285]

Agree with you, sounds like she's reading off her list of questions.

[@camilleb292]

Karels bad - I don’t know the German spelling, sorry. It was not simpy like it became part of Germany. Czechoslovakia was betraied by French, British who met with Hitler in Munich. Czechoslovak president Beneš was left to wait outside of the conference hall and now we call this meeting “about us, without us”. So Czechia lost vast majority of its territory. Karlovy vary are those baths, Charles VI was Czech king and emperor of Holy Roman Empire. We had here a lot of German speaking population, but we were thrown into Hitler’s nasty hands, since majority of German speaking people wanted to be part of his new empire. I guess one of the reasons was that Czechoslovakia had Czech as an official language, not German as during Austro-Hungarian empire, many things changed in their point of view.. There was no real animosity towards Germans before the WWII. Not towards those living within Czech land. I wonder what this world would be like without WWII and rise of Soviet union. Much better, I guess.

[@fraubernstein3806]

Karlsbad * 😊

[@WildThings113]

Why must the interviewer have such a nasty tone...

[@sabreecarpenter4285]

Like the comment above, she sounds disinterested.

[@robertcampbell9319]

Interviewer asked some of the stupidest questions. Eg: how do you spell Zagreb

[@cristinaalvarezarena5202]

Bu Q

[@Crystal-cs3gm]

Are you going to let him tell his story. Or is this a spelling b?