Stella Levi on the Deportation of the Jews of Rhodes

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
  • In collaboration with the Primo Levi Center
    This event is part of the
    GIORNO DELLA MEMORIA (International Holocaust Remembrance Day)
    Post-Screening discussion of:
    "The Longest Journey
    The Deportation of the Jews of Rhodes"
    by Ruggero Gabbai
    Stella Levi in conversation with:
    Stefano Albertini, NYU
    Natalia Indrimi, Primo Levi Center
    Alessandro Cassin, Primo Levi Center
    Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò
    New York University
    January 30, 2014

Комментарии • 13

  • @renren3938
    @renren3938 8 лет назад +8

    Stella Levy was in the camps with my aunt Rebecca Capelluto. They knew each other they where parents , .
    About the desegregation of the victim's monument by greeks on 23th July, for the annual rememberance day. I like very much what she said at 36'. The Jews have to fight antisemitism without fear.
    The problem with antisemitism is that these hateful people never met a jew. It's a desease of the mind.

    • @josephmallel9482
      @josephmallel9482 7 лет назад

      Italien where mot involve on the arrrest and the Gestspo was well present ...and i can answer to any question you can contac me by mail ..mikejo@yebo.co.za

  • @SuperMan-xy8ui
    @SuperMan-xy8ui 4 года назад +3

    I use to have many Italian friends from Italy and was regularly invited to their homes for beautiful holiday meals (we were not allowed to eat until the monsignore arrived to bless the food). One holiday I remember I was jokingly asked by one of the hostesses in front of a group of people if I were a Catholic or a pagan. I don't recall my response but it caught me off guard; a joke on a holy day at the expense of a guest. I am Christian but not Catholic but imagine how a Jew or Muslim would have felt about being asked that identical question. For some reason in the world's eyes, Italians don't carry the stigma that Germans have in regard to WWII but the result for many was identical.

    • @cre4ch
      @cre4ch 3 года назад

      I like your comment kinda sad how u didn’t get a single like in a year I’ll subscribe too

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      @cre4ch 3 года назад

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  • @ms.sharpshooter8926
    @ms.sharpshooter8926 Год назад +1

    Thank you, Stella!

  • @takismhtsotakhs1589
    @takismhtsotakhs1589 7 лет назад +2

    people should never forget

  • @annetteprice3279
    @annetteprice3279 Год назад +2

    Thank you for sharing Stella, my granny and family came from Rhodes. The tragedy of Rhodes is horrific. Beyond understanding to go at the end of the war and collect this handful of Jews on a remote island and murder them, as Stella says , for what? Hatred is a difficult thing to comprehend. My only thinking it is spiritual. The Jews are the chosen people of God and the only way to hurt God is to hurt His people. Very evil indeed

    • @taliabraver
      @taliabraver Год назад +1

      This is why Rhodes is burning.The spirits are angry

    • @Baruch-q4n
      @Baruch-q4n 6 месяцев назад

      Italian shalom aliechem ! Not definately but maybe.I am sephardi salonican now living in London.

  • @renren3938
    @renren3938 8 лет назад +3

    To bad the questions cannot be heard

  • @rickmarquis3008
    @rickmarquis3008 Год назад

    I didn"t get it? The jews comunity in rhodes was native turk, grown under turkish rule and became italian under italian rule after 1912 ?

    • @tierraprometida8866
      @tierraprometida8866 Год назад +1

      The Rhodes jewish community was predominantly sephardic origin, from Spain and Portugal (1942 unfortunate expulsion)