Eva Schloss - Stepsister of Anne Frank

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  • Опубликовано: 28 фев 2017
  • Historic Evening at The Shul of Bellaire with Eva Schloss - stepsister of Anne Frank - in conversation with Melanie Lawson - introduced by Becca Cason Thrash

Комментарии • 16

  • @seemarajderkar3019
    @seemarajderkar3019 3 года назад +7

    Eva Schloss... I adore her. Such a sweet, soft spoken lady.I read two of her captivating books.
    She bravely faced all the shockingly tragic events in her life and emerged a winner !!
    Eva must be around 92 now. Where does she live?
    Wish I could meet her.

  • @kellybourque5391
    @kellybourque5391 3 года назад +4

    Dear Eva such a beautiful lady, God Bless you Now and Always much love from Canada❤️🙏🌹

  • @jeanskilling708
    @jeanskilling708 6 лет назад +13

    May god help the world to not let it happen again.

    • @Kittycatlover24
      @Kittycatlover24 3 года назад

      *God, but yes

    • @cahillgreg
      @cahillgreg Год назад

      god permitted it - Would there were a power to prevent him from visiting such horror on the earth.

  • @virginiabarriera6869
    @virginiabarriera6869 Год назад

    Wao, what an enlightening experience. I am glad I was able to watch.

  • @xyzllii
    @xyzllii Год назад

    Oh my...Ive no words

  • @duongdikan2314
    @duongdikan2314 6 месяцев назад

    I love people all the world thank Cambodia

  • @martharezaee2088
    @martharezaee2088 4 года назад +2

    gone but not forgotten!💔🙁one of the saddest parts in the history of the world 😢🕊😔😒!

  • @anneavram9210
    @anneavram9210 6 лет назад +3

    ALL MY ADMIRATION AND GOOD WISHES - MY GRANDPARENTS WERE FROM AUSTRIA

  • @zivahr2057
    @zivahr2057 4 года назад

    I pray

  • @braddavid902
    @braddavid902 7 месяцев назад

    Remarkable woman

  • @zakariazaki7513
    @zakariazaki7513 2 года назад

    s not true history ,you can read roger garaudy

    • @Irishjay_94
      @Irishjay_94 2 года назад

      what??

    • @cahillgreg
      @cahillgreg Год назад

      Much of Garaudy's work is fiction; just his story (read his arguments with Michel Foucault); a forgotten footnote in history.