From the 60 Minutes archive: Letting future generations speak with Holocaust survivors
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- Опубліковано 26 січ 2021
- Lesley Stahl reports on the effort underway to preserve the stories of Holocaust survivors even after they pass away using artificial intelligence.
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I love the little boy "would you ever want to seek revenge?" Children are so honest.
Yes! Such a sincere and real question! It stood out to me too
@@jraeflowers8300 in 2010 there was a memorial of Anne Frank that traveled to every state it was very interesting there they read some of her diary that most have never heard had some of her personal belongings and also brought some others personal posssions from Germany where it's kept in these huge underground vaults ...one thing I found interesting is how Ann Frank never harbored Hate towards anyone despite what she endured...hate simply didn't exist to her ...
@@Nic1Moreno you read her diary, not her heart and soul.
@@agnesi8690 we didn't get to hold or touch any of the belongings but we did get to see personal belongings and models of where she was hidden...my 9yr old was shocked about what actually happened from what was he was told in school....since they had that I've wanted to go to Auschwitz concentration camp to see and learn more...but yea Ann Frank didn't have any hate in her ...she just wanted people to see she was no differant from anyone else...she put others before herself because she wanted the same ...
@@Nic1Moreno
My parents were liberated from Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp, Germany, April 15, 1945, by British Troops, several weeks after poor Anne Frank and her sister died from Typhus...
Holy crap i had no idea this was a thing!! This is incredible and i could not think of a more respectful way to make these survivors live forever
This programme is a treasure. It's disappointing that it doesn't exist in every country.
Well, most other countries know what actually happened so they don’t give these people the spotlight they don’t deserve????
You should check out 60 Minutes Australia. It's on UA-cam minus the commercials and comments.
Well said indeed, not only is this platform censoring our choices but pretty much all of the major platforms are also. Regardless of the material it's a long held belief that we have certain freedoms, we fought 2 appalling World Wars to uphold such inherent freedoms too, we were told.
Can anyone honestly say that this is the case for us today *
@@Kylefassbinderful Australia is just more stolen land the Rothschild race genocided everyone on to colonize. so its the exact same thing as USA. so of course they have the same media. its the same race as the new palestinians an new americans an new africans an soon to be new koreans an new Chinese if we don't stop them
@@tommyboy7598how can they not deserve a spotlight?
Crying. This is so incredibly beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time.
Im glad Im not the only one crying! I am also in awe idea and how interactive it is, also so glad their stories are being told in such detail, but so heartbroken for what they went through. Just so many emotions!
Love this....
Not my reaction
She forgave them because she was tired of being a victim. She wasn’t gonna let them continue to ruin her life with anger and despair. Forgiveness was her was her way of taking back her life.
Spot on! Forgiveness is for oneself, a release from emotional bondage. She called it "empowerment".
As a 10 year old boy ,my mum's boss came to our house,we always called him Mr Faber,out of respect ,he was speaking to dad ,when he rolled his left sleeve shirt up to reveal a tattooed numbers on his arm,My. dad explained to me what it meant, I am 72 now but the image never left me.
Yes it was a most devastating War, we ourselves lost our dear grandfather abourd the HMS Celendine aged just 32. It caused pain to all...
Absolutely amazing. Such a brilliant gift to humanity so this can never happen again. Bless you all for this gift!! 💚☮️
I’m 100% Polish & when he sang that song at the end I knew exactly what it meant.. & it brought tears to my eyes❤️❤️❤️
What does it mean? Is it a reference to the WW2 period?
Please give some translation!
@@charliepotatoes6332 "jadą dzieci, jadą drogą, siostrzyczka i brat. I nadziwić się nie mogą jaki piękny (jest) świat" - "children travel, travel on the road, little sister and brother. And they can't stop wondering how beautiful the world is"
@@user-xq1dx8qx6q "jadą dzieci, jadą drogą, siostrzyczka i brat. I nadziwić się nie mogą jaki piękny (jest) świat" - "children travel, travel on the road, little sister and brother. And they can't stop wondering how beautiful the world is"
What a beautiful idea
agreed
This is beautiful, and the first time I have ever heard the correct answer to "How does God let this happen?"
I feel the same. His answer was so simple but I’ve never heard it answered better. The dignity and humanity after what he’s been through is astonishingly touching.
Man even if they are not here anymore, its just very emotional to hear them🥺
“6MWE”- to see that in our Capitol was heartbreaking.
very true. I was already mad, but seeing that made me so far beyond there were no words to describe. I was heartbroken, I was ashamed that people living here believe this.
9 dislikes 6 hours after posting this video? How can anyone not appreciate this content? This is priceless.
anti-semites. Plain and (very) simple
He finally gets to sing with his twin again.
This is amazing. I’m crying.
Great to see technology used for such things
This video is priceless. Well done. We need this to be taught in the American schools. As well as American history.
Lol the only history they teach in schools is holocaust and slavery revisionist history
Check out USC Shoah channel on YT. There are so many unique stories
@@zackmatulis4094 sadly you seem to be correct and what's more is anything broaching certain subjects faces draconian measures which are often, evidently, life destroying. Freedom anyone?
We almost became it during the insurrection.
74 million Americans wanted 4 more years and the end of the Republic.
74 Million
@@thebeasters No GOD. We all are Energy and if you can concentrate hard with your mind you can become spiritual enough to move objects and even lift up your body in air. Ancient people did that. If they can keep secrets by not telling to Jewish people facts and fed those lies that they are moving them to work somewhere else. They can keep their own secrets of escape plan. Those who have worked in war as soldiers they are trained that way. Hitler was a commando. Those conscripted may evade service, sometimes by leaving the country, and seeking asylum in another country. That is why many Muslim countries asylum came to America, or went to different countries. Himmler was using Hitlers Name to portrait Hitler for those crime which actually was Himmler's deed. Certain documents were saved to prove that it was Himmler's signatures where found and NO EVIDANCE AGAINST HITLER WERE FOUND. I remember George Bush, out of blue moon attacked on Sandam Hussain and invade their country with an armed force. While people said that he had a carpet of Bush face which he was stepping on and entering in his office. Which Bush did not like. George Bush is living till this date and he is not considered as a criminal. Secret Service protecting U.S. political leaders, and their families.
Hitler Might be bad or not ....who knows what is the truth. We all only know him by someone else interpretation of his character. In today’s world also people exists when they become COP some of the officers thinks that they have a freedom to abuse it and some are good Cop too who does not believe in cruelty. It could be Himmler or other officers who were not obeying orders correctly. Plus all Jewish people were prospering in Germany before the WAR, but the problem with them and Muslim community is that they keep produce 7-9 kids per family and they think only they have rights to live. This grew Germany’s population to High. This caused many issues. When they do not give Jobs to Germans it becomes problem. Another thing is everywhere Dictatorships is not allowed. Look at recent examples America attack "Sandam Husain" and his way of handling his country. He was a Military person and Dictator. Hitler was a Dictator as well. China keeps away the rest of the world away from what is going on inside China. Otherwise China is a communist and somewhat dictatorship. Another example is NORTH KOREA Is Communist Dictatorship. He was never accounted for - last part of the video - That is not true Hitler wanted to do good for Germany. Hitler expanded his German territory to almost whole of Europe by 1939-42 But his own people and some Jewish people betray him and many people were tired of war since long. Plus his Army many were fighting since long time and his army reduced a lot so they had to bring troops from Africa, Philippines, etc...His mistake was to attack on Hawaii and made USA by force to enter WW-II. This ultimately made him loose. The law of war is who so ever is not supporting the country where they are leaving and go against it, becomes enemies of that country. In this case Jewish were leaving in Germany they should be loyal and patriotic to the country which gives them lively hood. When opposite party troops are caught in wars are considered as POW. And Civilians who are not faithful to their own country are also POW.
Amazing, thanks for posting this.
Thank you for reposting this.
Wow! This is mind blowing. & So sad what people went through, I have much respect and admiration for each of them.. may god bless them all and heal the pain they experienced
Great idea these survivors are incredible people
No GOD. We all are Energy and if you can concentrate hard with your mind you can become spiritual enough to move objects and even lift up your body in air. Ancient people did that. If they can keep secrets by not telling to Jewish people facts and fed those lies that they are moving them to work somewhere else. They can keep their own secrets of escape plan. Those who have worked in war as soldiers they are trained that way. Hitler was a commando. Those conscripted may evade service, sometimes by leaving the country, and seeking asylum in another country. That is why many Muslim countries asylum came to America, or went to different countries. Himmler was using Hitlers Name to portrait Hitler for those crime which actually was Himmler's deed. Certain documents were saved to prove that it was Himmler's signatures where found and NO EVIDANCE AGAINST HITLER WERE FOUND. I remember George Bush, out of blue moon attacked on Sandam Hussain and invade their country with an armed force. While people said that he had a carpet of Bush face which he was stepping on and entering in his office. Which Bush did not like. George Bush is living till this date and he is not considered as a criminal. Secret Service protecting U.S. political leaders, and their families.
Hitler Might be bad or not ....who knows what is the truth. We all only know him by someone else interpretation of his character. In today’s world also people exists when they become COP some of the officers thinks that they have a freedom to abuse it and some are good Cop too who does not believe in cruelty. It could be Himmler or other officers who were not obeying orders correctly. Plus all Jewish people were prospering in Germany before the WAR, but the problem with them and Muslim community is that they keep produce 7-9 kids per family and they think only they have rights to live. This grew Germany’s population to High. This caused many issues. When they do not give Jobs to Germans it becomes problem. Another thing is everywhere Dictatorships is not allowed. Look at recent examples America attack "Sandam Husain" and his way of handling his country. He was a Military person and Dictator. Hitler was a Dictator as well. China keeps away the rest of the world away from what is going on inside China. Otherwise China is a communist and somewhat dictatorship. Another example is NORTH KOREA Is Communist Dictatorship. He was never accounted for - last part of the video - That is not true Hitler wanted to do good for Germany. Hitler expanded his German territory to almost whole of Europe by 1939-42 But his own people and some Jewish people betray him and many people were tired of war since long. Plus his Army many were fighting since long time and his army reduced a lot so they had to bring troops from Africa, Philippines, etc...His mistake was to attack on Hawaii and made USA by force to enter WW-II. This ultimately made him loose. The law of war is who so ever is not supporting the country where they are leaving and go against it, becomes enemies of that country. In this case Jewish were leaving in Germany they should be loyal and patriotic to the country which gives them lively hood. When opposite party troops are caught in wars are considered as POW. And Civilians who are not faithful to their own country are also POW.
This is so important and so beautiful ❤️ young and new generations can now learn of this powerful part of history the same way I did and these creators and survivors are amazing for doing this.
What about the Armenian Holocaust, 23 years earlier.
This is so sad and heartbreaking because humanity did this horrible acts. The Historians who came up the idea of this technology of saving Houscaust Survivors interviews with Intelligence life is amazing.
Just such a beautiful project. Thank you for this awesome project.
Beautiful. Powerful.
This was wonderful! I wish I could have my grandparents to talk to like this. I could use my Gramma's songs and my Grampa's stories right about now.
I'd like to leave something for my children and grandchildren, too.
I agree, grandparents are such a blessing to all children fortunate to have them in their lives, wisdom, patience and guidence second to none, the Japanese have the correct reverence to their elders...
We should never forget.
Preserving and reviewing such memories is perhaps what we need to do for understanding better the present and ensure the future that is always coming.
This is incredible
It is so Important.
Important Beyond All Measure.
2022. Came across this video. I am 30 y.o. And I’m here tearing out. What a great story
Thank you so much...
This is fantastic & much needed for the human race.
We always seem to forget the horrors we are capable of until it's too late for those that are alive now.
This is beautiful wow
Thank you for your wonderful work!
This makes my heart so happy! ❤️
Just wow!
Amazing!
I hope they keep developing this technology until it's available to all! I can't imagine the difference it'd make for my daughter to be able to ask her Dad questions
Amazing.
Wow imagine having generations of our family and friends talking to us forever
Just Beautiful 💎
What is the program that is shown in the video? My teacher has looked for it for 3-4 years at least.
Incredible.
Incredible!!😮
Wow, now that is futuristic. Kudos to dreamers, thinkers and doers. A godsend to us all. Thanks 👍👋
Anyone think of that movie I-Robot?
AMAZING
😢 never forget
excellent
This is the progress and advancement that humanity may not want but NEEDS. It could be applied to so many tragedies through history such as Rwandan Genocide or the Bosnian conflicts. How many times has your view been adjusted one you had the chance to meet someone in person with an alternate view. This is profoundly insightful and can be used in so many ways and for generations. Im in awe, truly and hope it is widely accepted
My dear I'm Rwandese, but it's not Rwandan genocide, it's genocide against Tutsi.
Omgosh, how awesome and visionary! But so emotional.
Super sad, cool and powerful
WHAT A WONDERFUL IDEA !!! THANK YOU !
That's amazing
How can I access this online and interact
I watch the sometimes 3 hr plus videos on the usc shoah foundation channel on yt. The woman near the end..Eva Kor,and another woman named Tova Friedman. Those stories are so particularly gripping for me.
A week of that will change your perspective on life and legacy,faith, hope and empathy.
Such a treasure to have it preserved in perpetuity this way as to interact with the past virtually.
Omg this need to be trending
This amazing, imagine asking questions to someone who’s not even alive anymore
Inagine asking questions to someone who's not even born yet! That will be amazing
💙 Danke!
So awesome!
Wow! This is genius! I hope this fascinating new innovation keeps growing. Well done 60mins to bring it to attention
Hearing the horror stories of the things these people have experienced is heart-wrenching. It also makes me think how awful it is that we actually have a category of people called Holocaust deniers and they are in the thousands. How can anyone deny these terrible things def did happen?!
The same way folks dont believe the amount of covid deaths; cant cremate people that fast...
Wow!
This is like when Superman returned home (North Pole) to talk w his Mom & Dad.
Thats exactly what this is like
This is so cool
Excellent stuff 😊
How do I get in touch with this for my legacy for my baby girl
This is truly amazing and ingenious to keep these heros stories always told.
This is a beautiful idea and I'm so glad it is being placed into existence. I cant help but wonder, why is this concept not being put into place for all the living members of the Civil Rights era who are now dying out. I would love to see this concept put into place for my people as well. Thank you 60 Minutes for sharing this with the world.
As long as the survivors are ok with it, why not?
This will be shown in the year 3000
wow!!!!!
soooo cool.
Bless Eva.
Amazing
Creepy but yet beautiful.
Whoever saves a life, saves the world entire
Fantastic
so awesome..))
Amazing tech. Really cool stuff.
Dam I cried because they never saw thier family again
Just amazing as right after into the 50’s they would not discuss. They knew each other by the numbers on their arms. Father lost eleven family members then early 60’s found one brother in Israel. With Scars of being torture. My mother was forced labor.
The LED lights aren't even in the form of "slides". That looks like a scary concept. .
Very cool idea.
Absolutely AMAZING. I really like to have the chance to talk with one of these Holograms
That kid at 12:05 asked the question I've always wanted to ask a holocaust survivor
Wow I didn't know Eva lived in Terre Haute. I didn't live very far from there. I always felt a connection to her.
That's the thing about years. They advance as they go
Beautiful.
Why is this show called 60min? I looked at all the clips they uploaded and none of them are over 27min. The show should be called 30min Or Less. I like the show so I guess I am just not happy it doesn't go longer.
f this video were made before COVID, the video and your comments would be completely different. But the important thing
to do throughout history and from this point forward is, "Do what Jesus
tells us to do and we will be okay."
😭
The trouble with this topic is that the technology developed became more interesting than the interview itself
Yeah maybe for you.
When he said God weeps! Bring on the waterworks 😭😭
I was fine up until the last sentence.
How did 63 people find something to dislike here?
As a young person who’s fascinated by history & especially the second world war I often worry about how are we going to keep these tragic memories of the worst events of history alive for the future generations to learn about and now i know how! This is such a good idea. Not sure if i’m gonna be alive to get married and have kids but if i do I’ll definitely show them these 😊
I’m more upset by the nonsensical description of the article.
If you watched "I, Robot" before... you know what I'm talking about.
This is an amazing use of technology.