Steve Adler Full Holocaust Survivor Testimony

Learn more about Steve Adler by visiting his Survivor Encyclopedia: Washington State profile: www.holocaustc...
Steve shares his story as a Holocaust survivor.
Recorded on March 20, 2009.

[@helenh493]

Steve told his story very well, with much information and photos, but more so, with heart and soul and conviction. His words makes a person Think, especially his closing words. "Never Again... What"? Not just "saying" Never Again, and then turning away, turning a blind eye to injustice ..verbalized or physically.. Never Again, Allow (by not doing Anything) to STOP injustice of any type.. from happening Again. Steves words ring True. Heed them, whoever and wherever you are. Or, it can happen again.

[@annlynnhaslam7801]

We must never forget❤

[@sylviabriggs4087]

Explained very well, we must never forget 🌸

[@loisrogers9042]

Steve is the first person I've heard talk about antisemitic board game, book, earlier laws. Thank you for giving us a better understanding of the brainwashing.

[@thelavenderlatch]

Everyone in every country should hear this testimony about a time most horrific that can happen again and most likely will. Am I my brother’s keeper, yes I am.

[@katarzynamariamuszynska2811]

Amazing photos

[@Levi-suon]

I am german I am utterly disgusted finding out and hearing as to what was going on I have never h heard of anything like it I am ashamed that Germans did not stand for righteousness and participated in this brutal and gruesome treatment of jews or simply humans I don't even feel forgiveness can be given for this horror

[@Moonchild-bb5dr]

Seems all through history certain people have been preyed on. Like in the US here....the natives were rounded up much the same. Just a different time in history. Things like this happened in the soviet union too. I recently learned that from a documentary on the Russian gulags. Millions rounded up...farmers and others then starved and worked to death in the camps in freezing weather. I hope this human race changes over time. That perhaps concentration camps will forever be a thing of the past. My grandfather was German. His parents came over here around 1900. I'm sure most came here not to just have new horizons but they were fleeing bc of wars and future wars. Why would anyone uproot their families just to go to the US for the hell of it. People were scared for their future and for their future children

[@heathermoore-simmons4544]

Wow! Thank you for sharing.

[@sandraobrien8705]

That was so well thought out and presented and with the documentation and photos really clear and easy to follow. This would be a great video to use in schools. I wonder what field Steve worked in, he would have been a great teacher.

[@marysupervideo.lovewhatyou8588]

Hello to Steve and thank you very much. I am interested in what your documents are enclosed in to preserve them so well. It is so important to keep these stories alive!!!!! Thank you again. God bless. 🙏🏻

[@angelalitton5057]

Your story carries the stories of others. They are important to tell.

[@dianemardis8964]

Great testimony

[@LozanaEppler]

Steve you have another admire, I love listening to your voice.

[@katarzynamariamuszynska2811]

If Steve Adler was born in 1930 and this video is made in 2009 so He must be 79? Well He looks good for 79! I wonder if He is still alive ,He would be 93 now!

[@Michaelneiss]

bravo!

[@brendalandes1813]

A great testament

[@lovelyindid8460]

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[@alexanderhoffmann8368]

Gerard Menuhin : " Tell Truth and Shame The Devil " .

[@alenedavies5804]

😢

[@brendalandes1813]

There is a copy of this book and the game in the Yad VaShem museum in Jerusalem, I wish more Jews would make Aliyah. There is again anti semitism in the U S A , in Europe and in The U K. I come from Wales and I know there is still antisemitism there. Only here I feel completely free.

[@fuensantacampillogomez3288]

"El huevo de la serpiente" Lo sucedido, se gestó mucho antes, como bien explica Steve con libros y juegos de mesa. Gracias por su ameno y gráfico relato, se entiende mejor la manipulación y qué tan fácil es, dejarnos inocular el veneno.

[@xxxxmimi]

Im not a holocaust denier but just how did they manage to save all these photos when they went thru the ghetto and the concentration camps and all their belongings were confusicated

[@ANIRUDHSKY]

Great question. So as you can see the photos were present because photographs were rare at the time and very precious. The "prisoners" smuggles their photographs, there was the red cross, or missing person camps run by non profits who saved them as well. In modern days prisoners can smuggle in a lot of things without bribing the officials. So smuggling was hard but (with a populace 100 times larger than a prison) possible.