Jewish Survivor Stephanie Robertson Testimony | USC Shoah Foundation

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[@TheGrimhilde]

a generous lady despite all of her sorrows

[@cathygrant1164]

I love her

[@Kate-fr7qc]

She’s inspiring

[@johndalton6236]

😂

[@davidmalcolm3967]

I wonder if I can use steffi photo please?

[@3092Missy]

Some survivors talk about how their experience caused an impact on their children but never spoke about how it did

[@maryrosed8475]

This lady's story was so interesting but I could not hear a lot of it.

[@ilenekaplan109]

A Perfecty lovely lady. Sad that although she was taken in by this nurse she received no love and hugs and compassion

[@marywestenhaver4342]

Couldn't hear her

[@cindyhalpern3187]

I found this entirely depressing. I am glad she was satisfied with what she got. But I can't help to feel she just wanted to escape herself.

[@joanflint7209]

Audio way too low for witness.

[@trishdaly5761]

Use headphones.

[@vincentmancini6279]

Lovely lady. Typical unprofessional "interviewer".