As a teenager… 40 odd years ago, I couldn’t have imagined today how important it would still be to keep stories about these atrocities alive. Thank you Jonathan
One of the best interviews I have ever come across. Incredibly level headed. Incredibly just. Rudolph Vrba and Fred Wetzler have done the most selfless act.. what happened with the report after is another story. The book itself..I have nearly finished reading it. The authors style of writing is so easy on the reader yet the amount of information in it keeps you on your toes. Fantastic read...the author absolutely deserves credit for how insightful and with how much care he have approached Vrba. Unreal and should be made more public. In fact should become a compulsory read for anyone with the right comprehesion.
The two-month uprising against the German military occupation and the Nazi-aligned Slovak state ended in failure on October 27, 1944; however, it ultimately placed Slovakia on the side of victors. The Slovak state was an ally of the Third Reich, headed by Catholic priest and President Jozef Tiso.
He got attacked and targeted in Slovakia long before 1944!! Based on the book, Slovakia was based on brown-No$ing the Nazis - targeting and shipping off the victims after PAYING the Nazis - and then Slovakia stealing the wealth of the Jews who had been shipped off to the Nazis. That all happened before 1944 - so now sure what your point is? That there was a Slovakia struggle against this also? He got helped by friends - part of an underground resistance - that he talks about.
@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 Wh, as you are asking what my point is.at you describe is well known from the book and other sources. I am not sure that you understand my question, which is pretty clear
Sorry, it got all messed up. What you describe is well known from the book and other sources. It is apparent that you did not understand my question when you ask what my point is.
As a teenager… 40 odd years ago, I couldn’t have imagined today how important it would still be to keep stories about these atrocities alive. Thank you Jonathan
One of the best interviews I have ever come across. Incredibly level headed. Incredibly just. Rudolph Vrba and Fred Wetzler have done the most selfless act.. what happened with the report after is another story.
The book itself..I have nearly finished reading it. The authors style of writing is so easy on the reader yet the amount of information in it keeps you on your toes.
Fantastic read...the author absolutely deserves credit for how insightful and with how much care he have approached Vrba.
Unreal and should be made more public. In fact should become a compulsory read for anyone with the right comprehesion.
Men of courage with youth on their side. Well done Rudy and fellow Slav.
The war wasn't over after Stalingrad.
Wonderful!!!
If your didn't read this book you likely don't understand how the Holocaust - systemic operation was actually done
17 years old?
He'd have survived Liverpool in the 1980's. 🌹
What you describe is well known from the book and other sources. It is apparent that you did not understand my question when you ask what my point is.
One think I missed in the book was how Vrba escaped after he defeat of the Slovak National Uprising by the German army.
The two-month uprising against the German military occupation and the Nazi-aligned Slovak state ended in failure on October 27, 1944; however, it ultimately placed Slovakia on the side of victors. The Slovak state was an ally of the Third Reich, headed by Catholic priest and President Jozef Tiso.
He got attacked and targeted in Slovakia long before 1944!! Based on the book, Slovakia was based on brown-No$ing the Nazis - targeting and shipping off the victims after PAYING the Nazis - and then Slovakia stealing the wealth of the Jews who had been shipped off to the Nazis. That all happened before 1944 - so now sure what your point is? That there was a Slovakia struggle against this also? He got helped by friends - part of an underground resistance - that he talks about.
@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 Wh, as you are asking what my point is.at you describe is well known from the book and other sources. I am not sure that you understand my question, which is pretty clear
Sorry, it got all messed up.
What you describe is well known from the book and other sources. It is apparent that you did not understand my question when you ask what my point is.