Holocaust Survivor Hela Shapow Testimony | USC Shoah Foundation

This testimony by Jewish survivor, Hela Shapow, is from USC Shoah Foundation's Visual History Archive. She is a member of the "1939" Club.
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[@jessicaopos783]

This is my beautiful grandmother who passed away a few years ago, and even though this is difficult to watch, to just be able to revisit this and see her and hear her voice means so much to me.

[@robinschimka1947]

Such a beautiful amazing and strong woman...words can not even express how tragic this is! God bless you,

[@gerrymarmee3054]

She is so beautiful.

[@MINE27ify]

Amazing. Make sure her story is never forgotten .

[@chrissmith1716]

Hello when she died and where

[@rorta001]

She is amazing!

[@randy109]

These Interviews are priceless. How will people react 2 Centuries from now? Will Anti-Semitism be gone, or be worse? What will Israel be like 2 Centuries from now? God Bless Mr. Spielberg for doing this. It will be remembered long after even his finest movies are forgotten. This is SO personal that it takes us back in time...

[@terrisnider5402]

I just started listening I will finish this beautiful woman’s account of her survival. First let me say I am so glad that she has such a good interviewer. Carol does not interrupt when she is interviewing and lets people tell their stories. Now I will finish listening to this brave lady.

[@juliad.6372]

Derest Survivor! I cry when I listen to your testimony.God gave you a chance to survive.But this can never be forgotten.Hitler and his agents will suffer the longest fire in hell.My heat goes out for you and all.I had a job here in usa,and had 2 ladies,also survived the hollocaust.One was Lilly Weiss,and from Polland.The second lady,s name was Luba,do not remembwr her last names.Also,whenI was a child,we had a couple ,survivors,(Romania).Their name was Rubinstein.At a later age they were blessed with a beautiful son by the name David.Parets called him Dudy.Never forget that family.Later,they went to Israel. So, we came to usa in 1985.Had the honer to have friends like you.Hope you get this msg.God bless you.

[@juliad.6372]

P S:Yes,they earned more then just respect,what they suffered is unimaginable.You are correct,it could be that she tkes good care of self,looks younger,or just it is her enes,like my mother who is 86 and looks much younger by nature.Once again ,my heart is always with survivors and others as well.

[@joyceconklin4596]

A stronger woman I'll never know as she is. God bless her

[@lauravazquez285]

God bless you abundantly amen thank you for your testimony. May our god always be with you.

[@daniellachalhoub1560]

Amazing woman.... bless her family. 🧡🧡🧡

[@RamonaRayTodosSantosBCS]

Wow she is my Mama's age,she doesn't look her age. And consider what she went through. My mamá passed away 10 years ago. Such a sweet woman. Ahora con diosito.

[@kevinwees3101]

I love this lady's testimony about her life.

[@joyceconklin4596]

I love the Jewish people. It broke my heart to see the hell they went through

[@USCShoahFoundation]

We interviewed people from 56 countries and in 32 languages. Please visit our website sfi (dot) usc (dot) edu and search the Visual History Archive Online vhaonline (dot) usc (dot) edu

[@adristrydom5154]

I'm so very sorry this was done to you. It's unthinkable

[@wwayne2318]

Precious Angel, tears...

[@USCShoahFoundation]

The video is not blocked.

[@JerjerB]

But the Marika Sommerstein video had been blocked. So sad

[@WildThings113]

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[@sehadakolenovic6939]

Long live the State of Israel - greetings from Sarajevo!

[@Javayba7]

None of these testimonies will load for me to watch. The rest of videos play. What's up? Are these blocked?

[@MikeM-wz2mh]

What kind of father would take bread from his starving daughter? And let his daughters risk their lives for a blanket for himself!!! That's a sad pitiful man

[@Sad_Bumper_Sticker]

We should try not to judge. It is important not to idolize Survivors experiences. The horrific things Nazis caused some to have PSTSD or become depressed or experience dissociation. Some people with vulnerable brains becaume traumatized and behaved iirrationally. We cannot judge. Their experiences were horrific.

[@wendyhannaford7696]

Agree! Horrible

[@MINE27ify]

Here we are 2022 on the brink of lord only knows. Quarentine camps and tyranny. Her story is beautiful. I enjoyed it very much

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