Jewish Survivor Pauline Spulber Testimony | USC Shoah Foundation

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[@rissea6384]

Sorry to hear of her passing. She and my mom were good friends and was a wonderful lady.

[@Baharigak]

I loved listening to this delightful survivor recount her experiences in Nazi occupied France, and then surviving Aushwitz. I also found the personal intimate family details and drama she provided to be very interesting!

[@djpanda255]

Pauline is such a beautiful, vibrant, and intelligent woman. She has remained positive, through her horrible experiences in Auschwitz and the Nazi factory where she worked until liberation. She details many of the horrible incidents and conditions. I am thankful.

[@valpurves45]

very nice lady. positive through her trials

[@RamonaRayTodosSantosBCS]

Can't hear a thing

[@sarahedington]

Be careful listening if you listen with headphones the questioner keeps coughing n it hurts your ears

[@Baharigak]

sarahedington yes!! I learned the hard way!

[@agatalisiecki7156]

I don't know whats going on with the interviewers, a lot of them are doing interviews while sick and coughing! Very disrespectful! Who thought it would be a good idea to leave a testimony for generations to come with coughing, laboured breathing and gaulping of water, in the background! Totally Unprofessional!

[@Kate-fr7qc]

She sets a role model for us all

[@rhyleesmumX]

Difficult to hear

[@christophermattheis1998]

What's with the over doing of the name and spelling of it???

[@juliaturner6658]

A lot of people ask this , I think if you were looking for a specific person it would be important as far as differentiating.

[@RD-0101]

Hard to understand her, the sound is bad,she speaks too quickly and with a strong french accent. And it's annoying that she's laughing too much about terrible circumstances that took the lives of so many people, I personally find it disrespectul for other people's suffering.

[@richardcarstens9854]

Amazing this French-born woman speaks with a strong French accent, isn't it!? And she isn't laughing - is it is her mannerism; her way of speaking. Incredibly ignorant comment from 'RD-0101'. Perhaps just try listening and understanding.

[@RD-0101]

@@richardcarstens9854 Her way of speaking(laughing at everything every few minutes) could have been changed...just for this important testimony,isn't it? And for the strong french/polish/german accents,subtitles would have been useful,really.