My Father passed away last week. He was a Holocaust Survivor Yehuda Menashe Ben Avraham. May All there Neshamas Have An Aliya. The World Must Never Forgot.
the Man talking at the end , brought me to tears, he does not show hate, but one of strength, , we have a message to tell, make this a better world. .inspiring.
My grandfather fought in WWII and made a point to educate his grandchildren about the horrors the Jewish people went through. We were taught from a young age that the Jewish people were Gods chosen people and we were not to go to bed at night without saying a prayer of blessing for Gods people and the Israeli nation. I am now 49 and since I live in the deep south I have never had the opportunity to meet a Jewish person. However when my sister was 20 she had such a love for the Jewish people she packed all that she owned and bought a one way ticket to Israel. She spent 25 years there where she volunteered and built a school. She died there at the age of 45 due to colon cancer. The family wanted her to come home to die and be buried in America. She said no, Israel was her home and she would die and be buried there. Gods people you are loved and may the nations of the world protect and shower blessings upon you always. You are in my prayers each night.
HOW CRUEL how callous... innocence wiped from this earth .. we will never know the pain the fear of that last journey these men women and children travelled we can only imagine we will never feel those moments as it is not our journey Our journey is to remember each and everyone and never forget that mankind can be so cruel , yet mankind can and should always hold out a hand in friendship, peace and love. Mayall who perished in those camps be at peace , for them their journey is over ours is the here and now, let history Not repeat itself God Bless
The saddest part of this tragedy is that people have forgotten and that hatred of the Jewish people runs rampant. Boycott any company that supports the BDS movement (including Airbnb) and support companies they target. Don't just feel bad for the Jewish people, speak up and support them!
We must never forget this tragedy, how people can do these things to others is beyond me. Let's also remember the atrocities of the Communists. It's all insanity on a massive scale.
This was not long ago! Makes me weep, my heart aches for these people. I saw Elie Wiesel speak, amazing. I'll never forget one of the most chilling lines in his book Night, "The soup tasted of corpses that night."
O MY GOD...HOW COULD THIS EVER HAPPENED, EVERY PROGRAM I WATCHED I CRY!! THANK YOU FOR SHOWING THIS HORROR OF TRUTH....HOW DO THE GERMANS STILL SHOW THEMSELVES TO THE WORLD.
I look at this moment of human history Jew's suffered and died for no reason but pure cruelty this cruelty should never be able to happen again and people should never be silent seeing such cruelty to people of any culture or group
These people are just like us they deserve a place of peace they earned it . I learn so much from them I work with them they have a awesome sense if humour they speak up their mind
Amidah: This was the prayer of Jewish Resistance during the Holocaust. The Amidah (Hebrew: תפילת העמידה, Tefilat HaAmidah, "The Standing Prayer"), also called the Shmoneh Esreh (שמנה עשרה, "The Eighteen", in reference to the original number of constituent blessings: there are now nineteen), is the central prayer of the Jewish liturgy.
My grandfather helped liberated a camp as a American soldier. He told me they were labor camps and everyone in Germany was starving to death. He said once the rail system was destroyed it was just a matter of time for Germany to starve.
How Horrific! To see what evil can do! Thesis poor people went though breaks my heart. I have missing family in Germany, trying to find them is so hard, To see the images and wondering is this my grandpa or grandma, I cry for them praying to God please let all Rest In Peace 🙏 any help or information how to find lost family would be appreciated 🙏 I think I have tried everything... maybe I missed something?
My Father passed away last week. He was a Holocaust Survivor Yehuda Menashe Ben Avraham. May All there Neshamas Have An Aliya. The World Must Never Forgot.
the Man talking at the end , brought me to tears, he does not show hate, but one of strength, , we have a message to tell, make this a better world. .inspiring.
My grandfather fought in WWII and made a point to educate his grandchildren about the horrors the Jewish people went through. We were taught from a young age that the Jewish people were Gods chosen people and we were not to go to bed at night without saying a prayer of blessing for Gods people and the Israeli nation. I am now 49 and since I live in the deep south I have never had the opportunity to meet a Jewish person. However when my sister was 20 she had such a love for the Jewish people she packed all that she owned and bought a one way ticket to Israel. She spent 25 years there where she volunteered and built a school. She died there at the age of 45 due to colon cancer. The family wanted her to come home to die and be buried in America. She said no, Israel was her home and she would die and be buried there. Gods people you are loved and may the nations of the world protect and shower blessings upon you always. You are in my prayers each night.
i can't believe that there are people who believe this tragedy didn't happen. Be kind to everyone.
We can not let this happened ever again. Never! I will not ever forget those who fought in ww2... Never ever.
HOW CRUEL how callous... innocence wiped from this earth .. we will never know the pain the fear of that last journey these men women and children travelled we can only imagine we will never feel those moments as it is not our journey Our journey is to remember each and everyone and never forget that mankind can be so cruel , yet mankind can and should always hold out a hand in friendship, peace and love. Mayall who perished in those camps be at peace , for them their journey is over ours is the here and now, let history Not repeat itself
God Bless
Thank you for presenting this. I am very sorry for the horror your people went through.
The saddest part of this tragedy is that people have forgotten and that hatred of the Jewish people runs rampant. Boycott any company that supports the BDS movement (including Airbnb) and support companies they target. Don't just feel bad for the Jewish people, speak up and support them!
We must never forget this tragedy, how people can do these things to others is beyond me. Let's also remember the atrocities of the Communists. It's all insanity on a massive scale.
The images of mother’s carrying babies and toddlers crushes my heart💔💔😔💔💔so badly. I’m so sorry.
This was not long ago! Makes me weep, my heart aches for these people. I saw Elie Wiesel speak, amazing. I'll never forget one of the most chilling lines in his book Night, "The soup tasted of corpses that night."
O MY GOD...HOW COULD THIS EVER HAPPENED, EVERY PROGRAM I WATCHED I CRY!! THANK YOU FOR SHOWING THIS HORROR OF TRUTH....HOW DO THE GERMANS STILL SHOW THEMSELVES TO THE WORLD.
Shocking brutality deserving the highest condemnation
That's why I'm so afraid of those messianic leaders, the end is always the same, sorrow, suffering and death. the world today is crowded of them.
Human being should be human, irrespective of religion. People of other religions should be treated in a human way.
No one will forget.
may God grant them eternal rest.
I look at this moment of human history Jew's suffered and died for no reason but pure cruelty this cruelty should never be able to happen again and people should never be silent seeing such cruelty to people of any culture or group
These people are just like us they deserve a place of peace they earned it . I learn so much from them I work with them they have a awesome sense if humour they speak up their mind
NEVER FORGET !!! NEVER AGAIN !!! 😥😥💔✡🇮🇱😭🙏
Amidah: This was the prayer of Jewish Resistance during the Holocaust.
The Amidah (Hebrew: תפילת העמידה, Tefilat HaAmidah, "The Standing Prayer"), also called the Shmoneh Esreh (שמנה עשרה, "The Eighteen", in reference to the original number of constituent blessings: there are now nineteen), is the central prayer of the Jewish liturgy.
My grandfather helped liberated a camp as a American soldier. He told me they were labor camps and everyone in Germany was starving to death. He said once the rail system was destroyed it was just a matter of time for Germany to starve.
Unimaginable Grief and Pain!
Heart breaking and yet so movingly inspiring
A very true event.
Never again.
Never Again
How Horrific! To see what evil can do!
Thesis poor people went though breaks my heart. I have missing family in Germany, trying to find them is so hard,
To see the images and wondering is this my grandpa or grandma, I cry for them praying to God please let all Rest In Peace 🙏 any help or information how to find lost family would be appreciated 🙏 I think I have tried everything... maybe I missed something?
What is the meaning Yad Vashem? Even the Russian inmate reading the book in this documentry has those two words .
this is shocking like be human beings have some decency
Well done. Thank you.
Bloodline. I know. God bless you
perhaps i am silly for asking this. the nazis where big on science,where they atheists?
So sorry😭😭😭💔💔
Still believe in God ?
אזוי טרויעריג
Edit: So Sad