War Crimes Trials Participant Edith Coliver Testimony | USC Shoah Foundation

[@rrbaggett7]

What an absolute treasure! Thank you, Shoah Foundation, for documenting the experiences of such remarkable souls.

[@locomadre3520]

I feel totally unworthy to comment on these videos but must say thank you to the people who shared their stories and to those who put them together.

[@jimkey920]

IEdith accomplished a great deal in her life. In this interview she is 77 years old. She died at age 79. i am grateful that this film was made and her words are engraved o history. She did not experience so many horrors of the Holocaust, personally. I am thankful that she was spared; she was a gentle soul We could use a lot more Ediths in this world.

[@Vitagirl]

Love this woman! So smart, So eloquent.

[@sarahj.5970]

What a privilege. Thank you for sharing your life and knowledge. Thank you for speaking in Montana, what a story...before I was born....you are abut 20 years younger than my grandmother..maybe she heard you.

[@shelby6571]

Thank God that you survived to give your testimony Edith. I am not Jewish but I am a humanitarian. That's all I have to say.......:)

[@miahleissa9599]

What an amazing lady with an amazing life! There is something so personable about her, as well. I feel like I've known her forever. Thank you so much for sharing this video. It's been very educational as well as a real heart-toucher. ;) Much appreciated.

[@mgtowp.l.7756]

Thank You Very Much For Sharing Edith Coliver

[@bevroberts8440]

What an interesting and delightful person. I am sure her family treasures her; I thoroughly enjoyed her interview.

[@bedazzlejuju]

Wow. I could listen to her stories allllllll day. Sometimes the interviewer takes her away from subjects I want her to continue on. Wish I had known her.

[@margaretroselle8610]

A most intriguing testimony. Thank you!

[@BlackHeartWitch]

Such a lovely and fascinating person, and such a good storyteller. Despite the interview lasting for 2 hours, you can tell she had so much more to convey and only revealed the tip of the iceberg, which in a way is fitting. I'm thankful for hearing these stories, these pieces of history, from such rich and vibrant people that the world had not lost. Such a nice final photo of her; I hope she got her wish.

[@queenbeedat8726]

A very dark time in the history of mankind. I pray that a time will come when we love one another like the brothers and sisters that we are. 🙏🙏

[@claudiacampbell7328]

I totally agree!!!!

[@JohannaVanWinkle]

What a wonderful and interesting woman!

[@operaknitter]

1:34 "If the word SECURITY shows up more than the word LIBERTY than the country is on the wrong path". Which path is America on now? "Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety." LET US NOT FORGET. Many thanks for this testimony and the testimony of all the other souls to remind us of what happen so that history does not repeat itself.

[@mgtowp.l.7756]

The Word Liberty Is More French Than American...Liberty, Equality, Fraternity

[@tinaxtony]

How do you feel today about being American?

[@lowesonia8551]

Brillant woman a pleasure to listen to enlightening

[@mgtowp.l.7756]

You Got That Right

[@frenchartantiquesparis424]

Fantasic storyteller.... thank you!

[@robynkellar6949]

It's about love and support and caring for each other

[@elissajury4464]

Shoah videos should be mandatory viewing for every high school school student along with discussion and study of WWll. Every child should be able to draw conclusions from the German final solution to modern day antisemitism, racism and political movements.

[@luisacarrasco6883]

MUCHAS GRACIAS POR PONER SUBTITULO.

[@nickalbia4739]

My parents were lower to middle class.Edith sounds like she was fairly well to do.Even going to college back then was exceptional

[@shopsshire9282]

People like this beautiful lady are the true Americans, not those people that stormed the capitol on January 6th, 2021. They respect people no matter what their background is

[@Marcwest70]

Unfortunately this generation has now disappeared & this level of understanding of what makes a society has virtually vanished

[@Vitagirl]

Thank you for sharing this incredible historical account . MERCI MADAME EDITH .

[@riosdepr2010]

Such a wonderful fine lady, 😢❤.

[@lizgichora6472]

Thank you.

[@reginaDexant]

Edith you are so beautiful and your expression so sweet, you dress so nicely. I am so happy you haven't let those Nazis make your heart bitter. I read that the anger of many,including Felix Zandman, was most hotly against those who stole the love and emotions from them, not just their lives. The Brute Beasts.

[@vfranco22]

What an amazing woman; she had no signs of bitterness; her memorialization of those past eras - - honest & succinct.⚘

[@petertotaro1128]

This is the most articulated person that's testified under the holocaust survival program! Her intelligence is amazing! The Jewish citizens that came here from the WWII era are a great asset to the U.S.A.

[@blancabulgrin5560]

She's a beautiful lady motivated by love for humanity no matter what was done to hers. And her daughters also work for the good of others . I enjoyed immensely her life story . She was a peace maker abeautiful soul !!!

[@thumbprint7150]

Thank you. Very interesting.

[@jdemartini9807]

Fascinating woman. What a life!

[@jucadvgv3449]

i have just recently discovered and started listening to some of your tapes about the holocost survivors, and i thank you very much for these. i am only a generation or less younger than some of the people who went through this. i have known about these things all my life (anne frank's diary was a big thing back then), but the personal and varied stories are very interesting and make so very real (like schindler's list, during which i cried the whole way through 😞💧).

[@essdevine1717]

Every generation was targeted. Every generation was affected. Generations were lost.

[@claireferreira9977]

I have read books of the life the Jews faced , so I do not care how their names are spelt, I want to hear their first encounter with those heartless human beings, and how they survived their ordeal, do’ not mind them teiiing what their home life was like, and their reaction in those days. Of horror.thanks

[@luisacarrasco6883]

Porqué no lo subtitulan al ESPAÑOL!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@chattycoryn5064]

Hi! You have settings under your KZbin acct that you can choose the CC (Closed Caption) & select Español. I hope this helps.

[@dhss333]

Lovely sharp woman.

[@tamaramorton8812]

"That was a pranky time. " 😄

[@thomasvogelsinger4007]

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[@williamcrowe3956]

.hf

[@lolly2222aa]

Sweet and Beautiful Woman. Quite intelligent

[@243david7]

at 38:47 we didn't get to hear the psychiatry thing 🥸

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[@robynkellar6949]

Let Jewish women be FREE

[@robynkellar6949]

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