Jewish Survivor Lewis Rosinger Testimony | USC Shoah Foundation

[@148ESTHER]

When the interviewer does not listen to the survivor and asks him a question he has already answered while telling his story. This project has done something really incredibly needed gathering all those testimonies. I have listened to hundreds of them and everyone should do the same. Another precious, necessary testimony, today more than ever when antisemitism in on the rise everywhere. Thank you Mr Rosinger for sharing your story and the stories of many who cannot tell it as they fell in the hands of evil. May God bless you and May God bless the soul of all your loved ones murdered by the Nazis. Forever in our hearts;

[@ilenekaplan109]

Thank you Mr. Rosinger for sharing your testimony with such eloquence and in such a heartwarming way. May God bless you always.

[@annamariahunt4286]

My mother was slave labor in steyer amunimition plant that’s where I was born 8 days after war ended.

[@chrissims3810]

Thank you for your testimony.

[@djholliday4413]

Mr. Rosinger....what a man. He gives an incredibly moving testimony of his Shoah survival. I cannot understand how so, so many people...Nazis & collaborators...were filled with complete hatred & evil, during this period in history. We must never forget, & we must never take freedom for granted. I am so proud & blessed to be an American. Blessings. 🇺🇲🙏🏻🇬🇧❤🇮🇱✌🏻

[@dleechristy]

"I don't know why people sweep it under the rug..." 1:15:33 -- Chalk that one up to the original cold war and cold war 2.0 reasons why it's swept under the rug... Many of them later came to the USA, protected and used in a multi-decade effort that came to fruition later. The worst of the worst... now some are honored over there, stadiums and Avenues named after them... insane

[@lloydkennedy8023]

The quaint shrine micrencephaly pull because wedge intermittently collect into a silent bugle. addicted, obsolete hamster