Jewish Survivor Rose Winterfeldt Testimony | USC Shoah Foundation

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[@AnneAbraham-q6x]

This lady was such a sweet lady. I enjoyed listening to her. May we as Americans truly love our country and learn from what happened to the Jewish people so that this will never happen again to anyone. ❤ Anne Abraham

[@Gigiroo]

Best interviewer I’ve heard yet

[@joanflint-mt5os]

Good to know..

[@deltaboy767]

It's rare to hear the testimony of a Jewish survivor who went through the entire war living in Germany.

[@wendyhannaford7696]

Oh Rose thank you for sharing your story!!

[@lynhollon6257]

These survivors accounts are so important for the historical records.

[@christinefougere1444]

What an absolutely lovely lady, Intelligent, well spoken and great memory. I wish I had met her.personally. Thank you for your testimony.

[@walterwinterfeldt3232]

Thank you so much. My mother passed away in November 2019 at the age of 92.

[@JaimeMesChiens]

She is so elegant and lovely. I could have listened to her for hours more. Such a tragedy that’s still felt today.

[@wendyhannaford7696]

Thank you for sharing your story! You did a great job telling us about everything that happened, all the people in your family, friends, the Doctor in the Jewish Hospital in Berlin, the Soldier in the Bakery, so many details, I really learned a lot and I've listened to many stories. Thank you! And we are grateful that you are here in America, and that you survived those very Dark years! 💗

[@theresabraddock9310]

Eloquent and intelligent survivor with a great message to cap her experiences. The interviewer seemed knowledgeable, was interested, prepared and caring. She was fantastic!

[@chrissims3810]

Thank you for your testimony.

[@nwadi6408]

There is something so likable about this woman.

[@user-gg2yq4tn7w]

Incredible tale of perseverance

[@margretrussell3997]

Thank you for your testimonial I am so sorry for all that you went through ..a beautiful lady I could listen to her all day . I hope her life is now wonderful .best wishes

[@paulcannon5065]

Very engaging and truly remarkable lady.

[@nancywood9027]

I really like this lady, especially her spirit.

[@maryellwood3653]

Rose is a great lady from a great family, I'm so sorry she lost her childhood and youth and family members in such a horrific way. She tells the events of what happened to her and those around her very clearly. Amazing life.

[@tinasmith770]

what a sweet,sweet Lady:)....thank-you for youre testimony:)

[@nwadi6408]

I really love the spirit of this good woman. Bless her. But, she’s wrong about the United States. This country is historically responsible for great injustices including those against my people who were enslaved here and continue to fight against constant discrimination and racism.

[@ymillo1]

Thank you.

[@miriamwilson9542]

Wonderful lady.

[@angelicarojas5278]

I really want to hear her story WITHOUT the interviewer interrupting ;(

[@Lisa-gz1dg]

Great lady.

[@margaretchadd7630]

In those days the priest must ha e been ignorant......but there were some priest who helped Jews.

[@lizvlx]

the were often very antisemitic not ignorant.

[@paulcannon5065]

@@lizvlx both in actual fact!

[@donnaeve6084]

this IS a unique interview I bet the Jewish father we've used the black market if the aryan grandparents hadn't helped with food have to say,the interviewer is lovely( quite a few of them are quite cold)

[@JaimeMesChiens]

donnaeve are they cold or must speak on a detached manner to be able to tell what happened to them and their families? But, yes, Mrs Winterfdt does speak with such a warm and lovely demeanour.

[@paulcannon5065]

Thats an understatement.

[@adambrocklehurst4211]

Her mother, born gentile, was a force to be reckoned with

[@gratefuldead3750]

To be clear, the mother was a christian, not a gentile. Christians are no idol worshippers.

[@erinlevere6881]

We share the same birthday

[@jlcollins7673]

Paint that glows in the dark....radium. I'm sure there many deaths from the radium poisoning Just heartbreaking.

[@jeancarson7281]

this is a lovely lady and interviewer seems nice but does more talking that the interviewee

[@mrudulapawar5972]

December 2024, Mumbai, India....

[@victoriasheagren5]

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[@Gkuljian]

The priest chased her away. Incredible. But you know, that's what Jesus would have done. Utter madness. This species is blessed with a brain which does a lot of harm.

[@monatingbjr6636]

G Kuljian Jesus would never have chased her

[@paulcannon5065]

Eh?

[@helenelazar5130]

Jesus would have never chased her away

[@Eatmeat424]

Such a caring woman. Such sadness in her heart. I can't imagine.