I remember in the 1990s as a nurse in Australia, we had a guy in that was ‘crazy’ and would ‘go off’ at night. I eventually saw his tattoo on his arm a number from the concentration camps and all fell into place. This was the first real encounter with what had occurred during the 2nd WW that I had personally had. I asked myself how in the hell anyone could possibly come to terms with what happened and to this day I still don’t know. I admire those that went through that and came out of it with compassion and forgiveness. Unbelievable some humans. Much respect.
These were the worst crimes against a people. That's what hatred against a nation caused. It's incredible to just think that such actions could have ever existed against our people. Dehumanizing, mind blowing, and yet they were able to accomplished it. But thanks to determination and strength, they survived and will always. Baruch haShem!!!
This really shows the strength of the human being. It's learning to accept that horrible things happen but also that those horrible things can create good people who contributes to our world. Each of these survivors should be considered and admired for rebuilding what was lost. The fact that love prevailed is the true beauty of it, and all those kids born despite the parents being marked for death... It really is a cause for smiling.
I remember in the 1990s as a nurse in Australia, we had a guy in that was ‘crazy’ and would ‘go off’ at night. I eventually saw his tattoo on his arm a number from the concentration camps and all fell into place. This was the first real encounter with what had occurred during the 2nd WW that I had personally had. I asked myself how in the hell anyone could possibly come to terms with what happened and to this day I still don’t know. I admire those that went through that and came out of it with compassion and forgiveness. Unbelievable some humans. Much respect.
The Resilience of these people is beyond words, THIS CAN NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN!!!
My heart breaks when I watch these videos . I'm so glad that you shared this with us because we learn about things we never knew
There should be a memorial for these wonderful people who helped these perecious souls.
These were the worst crimes against a people. That's what hatred against a nation caused. It's incredible to just think that such actions could have ever existed against our people. Dehumanizing, mind blowing, and yet they were able to accomplished it. But thanks to determination and strength, they survived and will always. Baruch haShem!!!
This really shows the strength of the human being. It's learning to accept that horrible things happen but also that those horrible things can create good people who contributes to our world. Each of these survivors should be considered and admired for rebuilding what was lost. The fact that love prevailed is the true beauty of it, and all those kids born despite the parents being marked for death... It really is a cause for smiling.
Parents...show this to your children....they will see happy people eager to live their life
Hope. Bravery. Resilience.
If you are not moved to tears by this, you have no soul...
Reportedly I have watched this video. Everytime I understand new aspect and feel as if I was one among them. Thanks God bless Israel God bless jews.
Beatifull. I didn't know about this. Thanks
Am Yisroel Chai 🥲 .. amazing Video
God bless the Jewish people, the apple of God's eye❤️
I always wondered what was punishment for the German soldiers that didn't have enough money to flee to S. America? Just to bury the dead?
Awesome
Beautiful
3:16 kid on the left
שמע ישראל ה' אלוהינו ה' אחד
זכור את עשה לך עמלק
*Former Yugoslavia
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