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[@rachelvenezia6678]

I am Morris grand daughter, Rachel Venezia. It’s so touching to read all of the comments on here and how my Papou touched your hearts. Thank you so much for all your kind words. For those commenting on the interviewers “cold response”, I can see how you’d feel that way, not seeing her at all through the interview. I know Carol personally and can attest that being cold was not the case at all. This interview took months to prepare even with practice interviews to get through telling his entire story. This is the first time he ever told anyone, including anyone in our family. What you can’t see is her pain on the other side holding it together for him. You can hear her crying several times. She comes from parents who are both Holocaust survivors and she knows the pain far too intimately. This was one of the most difficult interviews she’d ever come across out of the thousands she has done. They had so much to get through and a very small window of time to do it in. Even then they still didn’t get through all of it which why it feels rushed at the end. And that’s even sadder. I’m grateful for the phenomenal interview Carol gave, the courage for her to even start this kind of project so no one would ever forget these testimonies and her loving trust that set him free to tell his story over 50 years later for the first time. It is my family’s greatest treasure and I am truly humbled by both of their bravery. Thank you to everyone who listens. Be the light.

[@Xeovio]

Thank you for letting people know that xx bless you an ur family

[@user-ys4og2vv8k]

A very charismatic man, I immediately felt that he had a big heart, he carried in him unspeakable sadness for what happened to his family and his people. People with a heart like him are the only hope of humanity. Rachel, you can be very very proud of your grandfather. God bless your family!

[@tracyhopson2180]

He told his story so well. I can tell he was an amazing Man, you and your family were so blessed to have had him for as long as you did considering the horrible treatment he had been through. I’m forever grateful for him doing this interview. I know it couldn’t have been easy for him.

[@joeb9849]

God Bless you and your family

[@KingBwemmie]

Around 2:08:40 he said something about a jewish prayer called "aschkava" or something.. Does anybody know the meaning?

[@anastasiadunn2085]

I was fortunate enough to have known Maurice. Both my father and I have spent time with Maurice, his wife, and his cousin, Dario Gabbai, who was also a member of the Auschwitz Sonderkommando. I have sat on this very sofa upon which Maurice is sitting in this interview, and heard his personal stories of Auschwitz....there is nothing more profound on this planet. I miss them both, dearly. We lost Dario this year, and Maurice in 2013. I was never fortunate enough to meet Maurice's brother, Shlomo. I will always treasure the memories I have of them, they hold a very special place in my heart.

[@KingBwemmie]

Thank you for your comment.. Ant thankfully KZbin can spread his and others words. These horrible times may never be forgotten...

[@LightningJackFlash]

God bless you.

[@jsheekey1]

Their accounts are 2 of the most powerful I have ever heard 💔

[@katyhemsley6846]

I’m so feeling bad cause I couldn’t or can’t even no WHAT 😦

[@katyhemsley6846]

So beautiful I wish I had met him & his wife 🤍

[@nicolevanaanholt2756]

my heart goes out to his family .what a strong dignified man he was .

[@shaunalea823]

Omg this breaks my heart, such a strong, sweet man. I can see the love he had/has for his family. Thankyou sir for sharing such a painful experience w us.🙏❤️

[@alanthiercelin5218]

Maurice Venezia (25 February 1921 - 2 September 2013) RIP

[@achord9204]

So Sad will say Kaddish this Yom Kippur

[@katarinakalasova494]

Yes its sad that age is deadlier than auschwitz

[@wildalbalass4867]

I’ve seen this good man interviewed in different documentaries.Your memories live on. Big respect to you Sir. from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@lindataylor3834]

This man witnessed and was forced to participate in unspeakable things. His anger and pain is justified.

[@eileenocarroll3816]

What a beautiful man, so strong and full of love. I am a Christian , non practising Catholic, and I don't hold with regimental religions. I prefer to be a good person.

[@naturalggg]

I read his brothers book.......So glad I found this Video. A unbelievable RIP

[@mattikarosenthal3298]

What is the name of the book and is it in English, or in Greek? I would like to read it. He was a friend of my parents, I never could believe that he had experienced all this and I have never heard any of it until I saw this video. I never even knew he was in a concentration camp. My mother and grandmother were up in the mountains with the partisans in northern Greece. My mother never talked about it, my grandmother never talked about it. After my grandmother died, I got to know some of her friends who were also up there with the communists and the partisanos, and I couldn’t believe what they told me. But it has given me such a determination, nothing is an obstacle compared with what they went through.

[@djpanda255]

Morris Venezia is such a beautiful & dignified man. One would never know all that his has endured, from the outside. This is the first testimony I've heard, directly from a Zondercommando. I am grateful for his testimony. I know it caused him to relive the horrors. May he rest in peace with his precious family.

[@jamallabarge2665]

His facial gestures and shrugs remind me of colleagues from northern Italy. I agree, I sure hope that God took him in right away. He did his time in hell. He had no where to go but up.

[@EnglishVirgo]

@@jamallabarge2665 He went nowhere but to heaven, with his family. No waiting, no questioning, straight there, to his well deserved paradise.

[@johncrosley1]

Catch his interview in the BBC series “Auschwitz the Nazis and the final solution” where he admits to killing a man on the train journey west. He forgot to mention it in this interview. Beautiful and dignified? No, a murderer.

[@djholliday5132]

@@EnglishVirgo You are so right. Mr. Venezia, of blessed memory...went directly to heaven...to lice eternally with all the family members massacred by the Nazis in the Shoah. May they all rest in peace.

[@rcrinsea]

@@EnglishVirgo - There is no such thing.

[@jamallabarge2665]

Almost four hours..... and worth every second. Watch it, you will not be disappointed... but you will be sad. I cannot believe that a cultured people like the Germans behaved this way to their neighbors.

[@Matt-kw8ff]

Listen here you goy, less than an animal. IT HAPPENED BECAUSE WE SAID SO WW2.

[@jamallabarge2665]

@@Matt-kw8ff "Listen here you goy, less than an animal. IT HAPPENED BECAUSE WE SAID SO WW2." Save it for your KKKlan meetings or Torchlight processions.....

[@a.p.3004]

He was great. He spoke with his emotions. A real greek-jew who unfortunately suffered a lot in his life but still managed to smile.

[@a.p.3004]

God bless him.

[@mattikarosenthal3298]

B’ruch HaShem, Does anyone know where he is buried in Los Angeles? Which memorial park?

[@hamsandscans9711]

When I hear these stories, I'm in awe of the horrific experiences that people have actually made it through and are still able to talk about it.. I'm more thankful for my life every time I listen to the words of one of the stories from such amazingly beautiful people..

[@jsheekey1]

His Pain & Anger are Palpable 💔💔💔

[@ashrickard721]

Respect for talking about the darkness in your life . I hope you found peace ❤️

[@diannahicks2461]

I really love this man I could listen to him all day!!

[@mamierouthier5697]

Morris’ story is unimaginable. May he Rest In Peace.

[@minniemouse9842]

Heartbreaking this woman interviewee has. No compassion in her voice at all A very brave man

[@IAC7697]

DO NOT JUDGE.

[@mattpaola65]

All the interviewers are -cold....zero compassion at all

[@jamallabarge2665]

She may be trying to be professional, for his sake.

[@TheJonnyzeus]

The interviewers are to be neutral and objective. They ask simple questions and let the account come out. These are important documents.

[@mikeappleget482]

@@mattpaola65 This format isn’t designed for that kind of interview. This is an academic type interview where they try to avoid “influencing” the person being interviewed. If they interviewer gets too “involved” it can consciously or unconsciously influence or “steer” their testimony. I like this style because it’s all about the survivor and not some network trying to produce a particular narrative or soundbite for a show.

[@tonip9844]

This just breaks my heart......

[@kristinam7928]

❤ he is the only one I saw with so much emotion after all he had been through may he rest in peace

[@jackies56tbird]

I cry for this man.

[@cassidyspost]

He cried for the money he made spewing his nonsense.

[@TheBritot]

I wish I could have given Mr. Venezia a hug. What a beautiful man with such a sad, sad, sad story. I am really so sorry for all the sadness & pain that he endured throughout his life. I thank him for sharing his story and being so brave. I hope he's resting in peace and with all of his loved ones. We all bleed the same blood, each and everyone of us and I can only hope and pray that this never happens again and that we never forget what happened. God Bless you Morris, your story will never be forgotten.

[@CamillaHolm]

A wonderful man. It saddened me that after going through hell he had to endure so much in his life. Losing a wife, and worst of all, two children.

[@JoniV9922]

What about his daughter?

[@טליהגרינברג-ה3נ]

Moris!!! Thank you is not enough for sharing your heartwrenching story with us!!!

[@luisr.6543]

Kikadoodledoos 🤮🤣

[@somewhereinmontana3405]

Such an important testimony that Mr. Venezia was courageous enough to share. Absolutely amazing that he, his brother and his cousin all survived after being in the sonderkommando…wow. His testimony will live forever. #AlwaysRemember

[@davecase8801]

For this man to lead a productive life after everything he went through is a true testimony to the power of God and the strength of his creations! We must hear from the people who have seen the worst of mankind so that we don't let this happen again.

[@katrynamcintyre5687]

Jan 13, 2022: There were two men I loved, who were easily brought to tears too. They were both killed early in life due to work-related accidents. My birth father was exactly the opposite....brutal, cruel, and jealous of my mom and her family! God bless you Mr. Venezia. KM

[@novadhd]

This was the saddest and most horrific of the testimonies I have listened to so far. Thank you for allowing him to share his testimony.

[@bigd867]

I cant even process what he truly had to go threw God bless him a true hero that has been truly to hell and seen hell on earth

[@queenbeedat8726]

God bless you Morris. Your testimony will be viewed and will touch thousands. Myself included. You were a very handsome man and still charming in this video. Thank you for sharing your life with us. I am of German descent and am still bewildered how this could have happened. We must remember this time to never let this be repeated by anyone to anyone. We are all brothers and sisters under God. I would say RiP Morris but I hope you are living it up in Paradise. 🙏❤️

[@england670]

So glad he testified because these stories need to be heard. Who would ever think that you would be cutting the hair from hundreds of dead women in a crematorium. I can't even begin to imagine such a scene.

[@nwadi6408]

Every time I watch this, my heart breaks for this man. May his tears be replaced with joy in paradise.

[@marydawnpafford9969]

OMG..what the Jewish people had to experience from hatred. God bless every single one who lived and died this atrocities.

[@lisatravers3351]

That poor man heart Is broken all that love he had and it was taking away! Shame on the human race how so many nations stood by and let this happen 💔

[@deerheart87]

Well not really , the shame falls on the Nazis a lot of Europe were unaware what was really happening in those camps

[@nicolemaddison2945]

The pain is so raw. Thank you for your testimony. Lest we Forget.

[@kidmack1121]

His witness confirms the pre war photos of everyone enjoying life during those hard times...and then came Schikelgruber.

[@sandyangel4243]

All these survivor's are amazing. I am so grateful for the courage it takes to share such horrors. We need them and our God has given us these witnesses to help us navigate the future. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@margaretroselle8610]

Another excellent testimony. My heart aches for this wonderful man.

[@szabolcseszter8279]

These people are legends!

[@nickythebest0423]

Justin Edwards are you dumb?

[@deano2000nz]

What a strong,amazing man

[@MrsKastell]

So sad about the jewish community of Thessaloniki. The largest most thriving 'jewish' city of the Ottoman Empire.

[@rogerlephoque3704]

Thessaloniki is better known to us English speakers as Salonika. It was indeed a thriving city and port, with a large Jewish community, representing almost 40% of the city's population. On the Jewish Sabbath, much of the city, including the port, came to a stop. The Jewish community and the city never recovered from its Nazi occupation.

[@MrPaultopp]

Sad about any jew , dont care where they came from ...heartbreaking

[@mariecabrera8406]

Thank you for your story. My heart breaks listening to you story. God bless you all

[@irinadelrey]

it is not "of the Ottoman empire". It is a Greek city, the ottomans occupied us for 400 years and committed atrocious crimes during that time..

[@lonnekekalf7471]

I juist want to hug him

[@sandybrand3230]

Me too😔❤️

[@johncrosley1]

If you did he would probably suffocate you like he did a fellow prisoner on the train but forget to mention in this interview. Auschwitz, the Nazis and the final solution, series 1 episode 5 at 42 minutes he boasts of killing a German prisoner over some cigarettes. A truly evil man.

[@cynthiamulholland8631]

I love Morris’ accent. His testimony is riveting. Morris must be a very strong person to go through the holocaust and survive. Several times I cried. I pray he found some peace and happiness.

[@philipresnik8761]

The Venezia family is just simply remarkable. Maurice was truly one of the most incredible people ever born to have gone through hell and to thrive afterwards.

[@tomsparks6099]

My soul weeps from these stories. Mr. Venezia's indelible deep sorrow should be shared by the collective human race. Most of us are descendants of the European peoples who in some way played a part in this despicable event in human history. It is up to those living onward to deflect and quash the behavior of bigotry and intolerance, to practice kindness, love, acceptance and diversity of all.

[@JuliaTurner432]

What a jarring testimony.....Mr. Venezia is such an impressive individual...a true gentleman

[@janroach1852]

How can the interviewer not allow him time to collect himself and keep firing questions at him, without offering any sympathy, as he is tearing up?

[@tanyarausch5058]

Jan Roach I thought the same thing. 😢

[@rayleenlilley3549]

I know! All the interviewers from the Shoah Foundation are like that as if its training to be so impersonal ?! Drives me nuts especially with such a great testimony ....

[@stevevenicetaxi]

Sometimes i wonder who was meaner to the poor guy. The interviewer or the Germans.

[@controlledopposition4037]

I understand that you feel that way. But it’s really important to get the details straight. If you get to emotionally involved in the interview, it becomes difficult to ask certain difficult questions!

[@IAC7697]

Listen to the man. DO NOT JUDGE THE INTERVIEWER.

[@MrPaultopp]

He had a right to be angry .....RIP Heroic man.............your pain has gone

[@carlmorgan8452]

Usually people who suffer much learn to forgive much

[@joanneguerrisi888]

I have watched many Holocaust survivor testimonials..Today I watched Morris Venezia's and two other SonderKommando testimonials. ..Some of the most horrific I have heard Thank you Morris Venezia for sharing this very painful but important testimony 🙏

[@sarahfarrell8214]

Very heartbreaking, rest in peace Morris. Thank you for sharing your story; you are remembered.

[@athenalimos]

Ευχαριστούμε που κρατήσατε ζωντανή τη μνήμη! Δεν θα ξεχάσουμε ποτέ!

[@instinctivechannel6668]

His story is powerful he say noway to describer this horror in 30 yrs studying this topic I can still find no reason for the cruelty god bless his will to survive

[@nomad9338]

I think God kept Morris alive for so long and against all odds so he could tell the world about these horrors. We have a duty to understand what happened and learn from the past. RIP.

[@tashyole149]

Yes we certainly do! Regardless of faith, we need to learn this history, I've listened to so many testimonials as I feel it's my duty to hear their stories and each one touches me in a different way

[@miketomlin6040]

There are no God/s, such an insensitive comment when listening to a story about genocide!

[@rcrinsea]

That’s ridiculous. If there is a god, and he cared, he wouldn’t have sat there and watched it all happen. What a crazy comment.

[@nomad9338]

@@rcrinsea It's not ridiculous. It's only through pain that we learn and evolve. God puts us here on earth to learn to love each other.

[@miketomlin6040]

@@nomad9338 God/s were invented quite recently, circa 10-20k BCE. Homo Sapiens have been around for 300k yrs , approx. Love each other? Bizarre idea!

[@marcoguerrero8802]

So brave guy.....salute from Costa Rica

[@lindachambers6053]

This testimony is incredibly informative. Don't miss it. He actually illustrates in pencil the layout of the crematoriums, which offers the size and perspective of the operation. I have listened to many testimonies and this is the first to get down to the nitty gritty, so be aware before listening to this amazing man!

[@JenniferJones-Cartier]

This was by far the best testimony so far

[@KF-cx8bm]

Absolutely broken after listening to this

[@MrPaultopp]

My moans and groans in life have Stopped since listening to these testimony’s........I am privileged and thankful every day now ..... My heart ❤️ breaks for these innocent people.......RIP , WONDERFUL TESTIMONY WONDERFUL MAN

[@childofj]

Lively man. I am so sorry for what happened it was pure evil. I send my love to all the Jewish people you are so special.

[@carries6428]

The greek jews are the most courageous for revolt, reminding me to the spirit of 300 Spartan

[@MrPaultopp]

You have just separated the Jewish people...they all fought hard to live , just because they were Greek is irrelevant

[@a.p.3004]

@@MrPaultopp Sorry but Venezia said "the Poles were afraid, but we were gonna die anyway, and the Greeks couldn't wait any longer (that's a characteristic of Greek people. I'm Greek also). So they moved to the revolt.

[@luisr.6543]

Lmao 😂

[@rickcoffren3564]

I’m not done yet. Want to come tomorrow? Brave, good man. Be at peace. Job well done. Life well lived.

[@gonefishing167]

Wonderful man, very brave m honest testimony. To think someone could go through such suffering and yet still have love and compassion in their heart is a testimony to the human spirit .🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👵👵👵👵🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@darleenhumphrey7461]

Amazing gentleman

[@susanmartinez1577]

Thank you so much for sharing your story.

[@annalapoint7156]

Very powerful testimony!! God bless you!

[@dortesandal4303]

Thank you.

[@Paul5520]

Horrific, truly horrific.

[@controlledopposition4037]

I have heard that Dario past away recently. Where is his interview?

[@tatonemio6388]

Unfortunately Dario Gabbai (like other traumatized survivors) mostly lost memory of his experience in Birkenau, his memories were very fragmented and mixed with material from other survivors or his own "nightmares". You can google him , there are some clips but not a full story like with Morris.

[@JuliaTurner432]

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[@JuliaTurner432]

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[@MartinR1_91]

Mr Gabbai's testimony is available on KZbin

[@binkytube]

Such a tragic life. He had so many stories about revenge on the Nazis and Kapos which were very interesting. This interviewer is one of the best too.

[@mcfireballs3491]

Rest in peace you brave, strong, gentle and righteous hero. ❤️😢

[@denisehade.5928]

What a story.. What a Great man.. God bless his soul...xx

[@fayee8986]

God bless this poor people. It's almost a cruel thing to ask them to go back in memory. a normal happy life became a hell on Earth. How can people that survived the Holocaust not be affected the remainder of their life from abuse, torture, sickness, cold , hunger, forced labor, forced to live in filth, and the destruction of their families, with fair and not knowing from one minute to the other if they're going to be next. Which probably would have been a welcome solution. How can it not be affected all the remaining days of their life? God bless their hearts. May they have comfort and peace in this life and in the Life to Come.

[@moochmike18]

does Morris Venezia remember a family in Salonica with last name Tivoli? they were also Italian jews living in baron Hirsch area? Please advise

[@nirhakimian3204]

Mike Mucher He died already by the time you asked it

[@Noa-hs6qy]

Mike Mucher Although Its been 3 years since you posted your questions, if you're reading this, for information about the Tivoli family from Salonica and baron Hirsch area:, ask Theo Le Grec on his Sonderkommando Auschwitz channel.

[@Noa-hs6qy]

Mike I forgot to tell you Dario G. is still alive !

[@אלהש-י6ר]

You can inquire in Yad Vashem. Perhaps they could help?

[@TheMetalMachineMusic]

He's the guy off the BBC Auschwitz documentary who sat on that German guy. Legend!

[@ibendiben]

Which documentary?

[@nickgurpleez2628]

They make up anything

[@nickgurpleez2628]

@Plutarch This is the guy that said he sat on a German soldier and killed him lmao

[@nickgurpleez2628]

@Plutarch I am laughing at it because people believe anything

[@jmckendrick165]

What's legendary about that? It wasn't an SS officer he sat on. It was a fellow prisoner!

[@hildapangos9579]

Sad hearing your testimony .. I'm emotional

[@melisp1]

grandmom's name in Turkish is Dudu:) means pink. 💕

[@MrsKastell]

@Panter Panta In greek too, rose can be the flower and the colour.

[@mattikarosenthal3298]

Yes, my mother wanted to name my sister Esther, Dudu, after her grandmother Dudu. We were six years old when she was born and we told our mother, as well as all her American friends told her don’t do it. It means something else in English so they settled on Daisy, instead so she is Esther Daisy I am not joking, but almost every Greek Jewish family Has a daughter named Esterina, right? My father’s sister also had that name, but since she married a Greek, her name was changed to Stella Economo .

[@mattikarosenthal3298]

My mother didn’t talk about her adventures up in the mountains of northern Greece with the communists, I even asked her like in the fifth grade, she know what a communist is?

[@chetanmichael7396]

oh my god I can't imagine the horror of separating the mother , I myself broke down hearing his last kiss to his mother. uff that's too much.

[@ThisKidLennon]

Wow…

[@elaneradim6117]

THANK YOU

[@KingBwemmie]

Around 2:08:40 he said something about a jewish prayer called "aschkava" or something.. Does anybody know the meaning?

[@rachelvenezia6678]

I asked Carol and she said he was referring to the prayer of the dead. I think since his native language is Ladino, that’s what they call it. In Hebrew it’s the Kaddish.

[@KingBwemmie]

​@@rachelvenezia6678 Thank you..

[@vesnakostic2327]

He is such a brave man but the lady is terrible, so cold and emotionless.

[@IAC7697]

Do not judge her. Her job is to record this man's story so that our children can ensure this can never happen again. The shoah foundation has done and continues to do courageous work. WE empathise, WE cry, WE must not judge.

[@claudiaperfetti7694]

I agree with the response. She has to remain calm. She can cry later.

[@IAC7697]

@@claudiaperfetti7694 Exactly

[@Octopetala]

@@claudiaperfetti7694 she sounds like she is crying around 2: hours 15

[@jamallabarge2665]

@@IAC7697 We needed to shut up let the survivors speak.

[@thomast9736]

So glad for this testimony. Prior to Eichmann trial, the Holocaust was barely known just 20 years later.

[@achord9204]

Not n my word. My mom has bullets in her back. My dad was in 5 concentration camps. Never ever again

[@MaryLong-ei9px]

Wonderful man god bless him ❤

[@hinaynihorvath3926]

Heart breaking sad will make you insane if you let it listening to Moishe's tragic life may Elohim give him & his family that were brutally murdered peace in the shamayim

[@katyhemsley6846]

I love this man 🤍

[@nancyb.9759]

Such a beautiful man

[@joanellis9475]

Rachel Nina Venezia 1929-1957 ; Daisy Venezia 1950-1951 ; Isaac Venezia 1952-1980

[@charlesmartella]

Morris has got a bit of personality and character to go with the story. I wouldn't have lasted one day.

[@rachelvenezia6678]

Thank you for noticing that. This is the most I’ve ever heard him speak in my whole life.

[@charlesmartella]

@@rachelvenezia6678 obviously Morris is your relation. How are you related ? I am in Australia . Are you in the US ?

[@rachelvenezia6678]

Yes, He’s my Papou (grandfather in Greek) I’m at the end of the video much to my surprise! Yes, living in the U.S.

[@deerheart87]

The will to survive can sometimes be very strong

[@luisr.6543]

@@rachelvenezia6678 puaj🤢

[@sehadakolenovic6939]

Long live the State of Israel! Greetings from Sarajevo!

[@utapao74]

Free book in PDF format can be read online or downloaded: www.windowview.org/download/jesuswasajew.pdf

[@nwadi6408]

My heart pours out for this man. May God comfort him in paradise. But, this interviewer was horrible. How many times she ignored his pain and just went onto the next question.

[@rachelvenezia6678]

Thank you for your out pouring of love and prayers. Please read my comment about Carol. Thank you, may God bless you!

[@nwadi6408]

Thank you for this insight, Rachel.

[@elvinkrigsman6956]

Legit tough guy right here

[@summern8041]

LOUDER, C.C

[@achord9204]

Bless you Morris you endured so much suffering my thoughts and prayers will always stand by you. I can only empathize and fight for a strong israel so we never have to endure the pain created by Germany and Austria, Greece , Italy and France among other nations that were all to happy to hunt and murder us

[@Serenitynow958]

What did his daughter and son pass from? The poor man! I’m glad he got to have another living son.

[@rachelvenezia6678]

@@Serenitynow958 His daughter caught TB on the boat from Greece to New York. She passed away 3 months later. She was 15 months old. They then lost a still born baby. His first born son, Isaac, was tragically murdered outside of Morris’s grocery store. He was 28 years old. His wife passed away from a brain tumor operation at 28 y.o, leaving him to raise two boys, a 4 and 5 year old on his own.

[@janblackman6204]

I do so wish i could understand what he was saying

[@ginacoghlan217]

So sad. God bless the Jewish people and Israel 🇮🇱 forever

[@Mike-jw4xh]

Many times his accent is very difficult to understand, wish there were closed captioned english avail.

[@cshindurling]

The questions. Certainly most were vital and critical; but the interruptions, I feel, weren't always timely and often interrupted this kind man's train of thought. Sometimes, to get back to the story, he would still be answering the interviewer's questions that really weren't going back to the original story. Hope that makes sense.

[@shabbirbnadaf3186]

Second most important testimony on sonderkommando after Henrik tibor......

[@mcfireballs3491]

Thanks for the info, will search for that testimony next

[@test-do1gc]

1:56:00. 1:59:00 1:59:32 2:00:46 2:08:18 🙏🙏

[@achord9204]

I lit a candle for you for yerrtziet and the men who were murdered that were sonndercomdos and the woman forced into prostitution as well as the people who suffered in ww2. Bless them.