Rabbi Barry Gourary's Life and History | Full Testimony | USC Shoah Foundation
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- Опубліковано 13 гру 2022
- Rabbi Barry Gourary was born in Russia (USSR) in 1923. In his USC Shoah Foundation testimony, Barry discusses his family history, World War II, and his life post-war.
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He seems like a very nice man but doesn't seem to have an appreciation for how much people sacrificed for his extended family because of his grandfather the Rabbi or how much other people suffered in the Holocaust.
The interviewer tries to bring him to holocaust stories but it seems he spent that time serving his grandfather so he was really insulated. Very interesting though
I thought he as supposed to talk about his perspective and life story? Why should he give another perspective to make it more palatable? Survivors have a wide variety of reactions and judgments, many of them wrong, because they are human, and humans are often wrong. Perhaps others talk about what you’re looking for?
Also, I’m unclear as to how serving his grandfather insulated him from the Holocaust? The only insulation for that was luck and / or if N*zis happened to find use in you until the end of the war. And location I guess, though I consider that luck to an extent.
(I get not trusting him or every survivor and interviewee of course, not because of suspect Holocaust testimony, but because of other judgments expressed or actions they performed.)
That's a pretty nasty thing to say at 19:00. Pretty sad story. Family fights are always sad.
unfortunately, but it seems to be a generational thing starting with havel and kayin, depending which opinion you go by, he was killed because of land, money, women or jealousy, or a mix of all of them.
Ain’t looking too smart
Doesn't give a very good image for the whole old LYUBAVITCH ...
Sorry to tell you
DID YOU ALL REALLY CUT THIS OFF WHILE GOING THROUGH PICTURES? AND WHY DIDN'T YOU ASK HIM HOW OLD HIS FATHER WAS IN THE DESK PICTURE THAT WAS TAKEN ABOUT 1985???????????? TERRIBLE INTERVIEWER
"rabbi"? he's no rabbi