MUSÉE NISSIM DE CAMONDO | Parisian mansion of a grand Jewish family lost in WWII

[@AntonandSinan]

Check out Château de Champs-sur-Marne that Camondo family was connected to: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap-bq62vrrConbc

[@daviddeveau5101]

very nice. very special. thank you.

[@AntonandSinan]

You are welcome! Glad you liked it

[@shyerock]

Damn! Imagine living in all that OPULENCE only for your legacy to die off in Auschwitz.😭 ERASED forever. Broke my heart deeply.💔 I hate stories like this but at least we have their portraits. Still…heartbreaking 😢 France better TAKE CARE of this treasure.

[@AntonandSinan]

It is heartbreaking indeed, and that’s why their story should be kept alive through the museum’s work and videos like ours and others. We’ve actually visited Auschwitz back in 2015 and it was one of the most difficult, if not the most difficult place to be in. It stays with you for the rest of your life once you leave. If you ever get a chance to go to Krakow, Poland, definitely visit it.

[@smiley9987]

I wrote you long comment and now I can't see it

[@AntonandSinan]

That’s ok, we hope you enjoyed the video!

[@smiley9987]

@@AntonandSinan I did,yes! ! Thanks guys. Fantastic place! But howcome my comment appear and I saw it and then its no longer there. Strange. 🤍

[@AntonandSinan]

No clue, we only received and see the one we replied to. Maybe something to do with the internet connection when you were publishing it? Strange indeed. Glad you liked the video! We really enjoyed sharing this story.