The Journey into Majdanek Death Camp | Ella Blumenthal | USC Shoah Foundation

Holocaust survivor, Ella Blumenthal, reflects on her journey to the Majdanek Death Camp after the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising failed in 1943. This is a USC Shoah Foundation clip.
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[@atlanticsender]

I just want to let the Shoah Foundation know how much I and many others genuinely appreciate the testimonials posted. I think there is an army of us peaceful gentiles who genuinely care and have an avid interest in the Holocaust. So many unique experiences, and many who still experience the raw emotion grief and shock, as if it only happened yesterday, an extraordinary group of people, very moving and very humbling. Thank you

[@emmcee662]

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[@SrConservador]

We can only imagine how painful it must be for survivors to recollect such horrifc stories, no matter how long ago they took place. My heart goes out to all of them.

[@djholliday5132]

I have been studying & learning about the Holocaust & WWII, in depth, for the past few years. Now that the war in Ukraine is raging & people know that war crimes, concentration camps & genocide is occurring again in Europe, I see an increase in people watching testimonies of Shoah survivors. I hope the interest grows to include more people across the globe. People need to know history, to recognize events, and to ensure the Shoah is never forgotten or repeated. This is why the survivors told their stories.