Jewish Survivor Reva Kibort | USC Shoah Foundation

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[@cherylmccarthy2932]

In my initial comment I neglected to thank interviewer Mary Koppel for her wonderful non intrusive interview skills.

[@debracornelison1411]

One of the most beautifully told survivors story ever

[@mootar1]

Beautiful song. Sweet lady and interviewer. Thank you for sharing with me!

[@merarylander2147]

They didn't take your dignity away from you. They tried, but fortunately they didn't succeed. Only because of that I admire so much Jewish people.

[@cmariah80]

Best interviewer ever. God bless this woman.

[@malabhargava]

What a lovely woman, and what a fantastic singer! How unfair

[@RD-0101]

What a beautiful voice she has!! I was like transported in time in the '40s and listening to a professional singer on an old radio! And such beautiful young looking parents..so sad that they didn't survive the Holocaust! 😔

[@frenchartantiquesparis424]

She sings like an angel..

[@thetruthfrommyperspective6688]

Ah! I am only to the 26 minute mark and in tears at the story of her Mom. My heart breaks feeling the anguish.

[@donnaeve6084]

An amazing woman and a very sensitive interviewer

[@claireamphlett-thomas7057]

What a lady 💕

[@djpanda255]

Reva's songs brought tears to my eyes. Thankful for her survival, & that of her sisters & brother. God bless.

[@susancarlin8113]

Ĺi Lt

[@tuscany1880]

Can i have names of that songs

[@tuscany1880]

I can’t express how much i miss songs with she sings, can someone give names of them

[@margaretroselle8610]

Such a heartbreaking testimony from a lovely woman. Blessings to you and your family.

[@walteralasia]

good bless you...

[@gonefishing167]

Thank you for your testimony, they’re so important to history - though I’m afraid we never learn. I may make an inappropriate comment dear lady but I’m so glad you outgrew your beautiful shoes and the darn Nazis didn’t get them!!!! G-D bless you and your family Reva 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👵👵👵🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@emmaburgess4320]

You are extraordinary!

[@salutiesse]

That song (54:28-55:44) was so mesmerising, left bereft all the same though ;( Thank you for your testimony x

[@kikcta]

an extraordinary woman

[@lourdesprudencio5647]

What a beautiful voice, OMG......

[@marlyngrant5971]

Your story touched my heart. The struggles you endured. Losing both parents so young. Why such hatred ?

[@agatagoldy]

Much love for you from Poland 💚

[@Aeriyana123]

Thank you foe your story. It was told with such feeling and such detail. I appreciate you sharing and your voice and songs were absolutely amazing. I could have listened all day. God bless you and your family.

[@katherinedorsey3426]

THIS. 😢❤️

[@Crystal-cs3gm]

54:30 flawless, enchanting, memorizing, i was hypnotized and in awe. Her voice is very traditional of the way Jewish woman sing.. i wonder if she knows that her voice is beautiful. That she should record old Jewish songs. Her voice is like a smooth violen

[@juliaturner6658]

What a woman. 🖤🖤🖤

[@zipeezipp]

anyone know the name of that beautiful song she sings at 54.37

[@salutiesse]

I believe it’s the melody of Oyfn Pripepetrick by M.M. Warshawsky- as it was a popular Yiddish song from the 1800s in Europe, many would make their own lyrics to its melody.

[@salutiesse]

It's around 157km/ 98 miles from Częstochowa to Demblin now. I'd imagine thar there'd have been less clear cut walking areas, and one wouldn't have to hide/ not be seen as much as possible for a few days worth of walking at the best of times.

[@malabhargava]

No, people don't learn. It's beginning to take root in my country, India

[@pinkaminadianepie4735]

Anybody else here for UNCC's Wertz's university writing class? lol