Irena Sendlerowa, I love her! She was Polish and so am I so I like that fact. She was an amazing woman and I remember doing a project about her in my Polish school and I absolutely loved it. I love you Irena Sendlerowa, and rest in peace.
@M C your being racist, blaming it on all of isreal and the country itself, when in reality it was just a group out of isreal. Look at them as people, and understand that anybody is capable of anything, I study history and i can tell you, hitler thought the same exact way.
This is legit true!! This is how my grandfather survived and lived long enough to get to America where he met a sweet lady and had my dad. Please people, please don’t forget how horrific the holocaust was, we must not forget the stories of all those who suffered, died or survived, they literally went through hell!
@@georgeoswald4615 it literally went from 16 to 10, so stop trying to suppress important parts of history. You left comments calling other atrocities good so you're clearly just a pos n*zi
You should tell the story of Oscar Schindler. Similar story but in my opinion even more noble, not that it’s a competition, these guys are great guys. Dude saved so many lives there’s a movie about him
There is a guy who saved more, including my grandfather. The guys name is Nicholas Winton. He didn't even think he was a hero so he kept it a secret until his wife did some digging.
You’re literally the only “tiktok” commentator i like listening too. No beating around the bush, interesting story’s and a normal non exaggerated reaction. Keep doing you!
It is important to remember the great evils humankind has committed against itself. It is twice as important to never forget the goodness humankind has demonstrated in the face of those evils.
It's amazing how many people risked their own and most likely their families lives to save as many Jewish people as possible. Just absolutely amazing, honorable, commendable, I mean there really aren't enough good words in existence to express how amazing it is!!
My great grand parents who were direct decendents of Warsaw Poland helped hide their Jewish friends and neighbors. The story gives me chills. Now I am the storyteller as my great- grandparents, grandparents and my Father are gone. Sad.
Seeing all of these stories about so many people, even a Nazi saving the lives of Jewish people really makes it clear that light shows through the darkness May the people who've helped others in these times be happy and prosperous, and those who've died, may they rest in peace
Some more info: the hospital is Fatebenefratelli on Tiberina Island, a small island in the Tevere river, in Rome's city center. It's also right across the Ghetto. The people 'quarantined' were instructed to cough and moan in pain, similar to a kind of tuberculosis that kept killing soldiers. The hospital is still open and running smooth, is full of beautiful paintings and small artworks, there's a small church in front of it and a very famous and delicious restaurant and gelato shop all on the island.
Just insane how these doctors could see the pure insanity of the situation going on around them and just HAD to do something about it to save another life. Very desperate and sad times.
@@arabellapearl9925 His wife originally spoke out, having had enough. When his stories were checked it was found that he had 'stolen' the accounts and identities of other camp prisoners. He identified himself in one famous photo of men packed into the bunks, but that was also false. He was never at the camps he said he was. He made a career as a Survivor based on falsehoods. If you do a search on Eli Wiesel Fake you'll find a lot more. Hundreds of camp survivors gave video evidence and many talk of being paid camp money to spend at the camp store, a cinema and theatre and even a soccer team that played against the guards. It's not all it seems.
Good bless all of them. We are losing all our living hero's to old age and people like your keep them alive by sharing their stories. Thank you so much. I pray you have a long wonderful life full of laughter, love and all the good things in life.
a Mexican diplomat saved around 40k jews, giving visas left to right. In Mexico we have a museum that has a lot of their documentation, photographs and even a lot of them happily posing in the capital, once they arrived to the country
Well sometimes you have to process through trauma before you're able to tell the story. Considering this was likely a high stress environment with the constant worry of the mazis finding out I dont blame them for having to deal with some metal troubles before telling their stories
Well Bulgaria was threaten. Bulgaria and Yugoslavia were threaten. If they joined the Axis. They must participate in the war efforts and such. Nothing about killing Jews. Both accepted. But Yugoslavia refused to participate in the war. So like 4 days after joining the axis. The Axis declared war. That's why many WW2 timelaspes show Yugoslavia in the Axis for a few days. Because they were... Until they weren't
@@will5741 yeah but the point is, even after being threatened and continuously pressured, Bulgaria kept the Jews on it's territory from being sent away by continuously making up fake excuses to Hitler, and gave the Jews construction work to pretend like they ABSOLUTELY needed the Jews as working hands for some projects, so that Bulgaria wouldn't be forced to extradite them. Bulgarian Christian church workers helped a lot to organise everyone and make official petitions from all citizens to the ruling monarch too. Also Bulgaria kept delaying and procrastinating from sending army help to the war efforts. Still, they were made to pay heavy reparations after the war, even after all these efforts to not be dragged into the conflict.
@@angelic252 Not my point. The commenter said "even though the country was besides Hitler" Yea Bulgaria was "allied" with Hitler but not they had to choose War or Join them.
@@will5741 yeah, it was alliance or becoming a casualty in the war. Bulgaria never actually shared the ideology and desire for war, they just wanted some unjustly stolen lands back, and to be left in peace.
I wish more people would realize that mussolini never hated jews and only pretended to so to stay on good terms with adolf, but these guys did something really good.
My great grandparents were italian Jews and before my grandpa died I remember him telling me a story of this happening to his dad before they immigrated to America speaking little to no English. I didn't fully understand at the time since I was maybe 8 or 9, but now this gives it an even deeper story.
my great grandparents were also italian jews my great grandad he had a “diary” he wrote in (mainly pieces of paper he could find), he wrote about how he had been told his sister had “syndrome K” and how he would cry each night while he ran around the city through back alleys just trying to survive (he was around 14-15 at the time, his sister was 11-12) the painful scream he let out when he saw his sister again hurt my heart. he balled his eyes out. sadly he passed in around 2010, he met her again in 2005. she also passed in 2008. they only got to see eachother again for 3 years. we live in NJ, she said she had came here because of her daughter who moved here, (my grandma) who finally got in contact again saying hes been here with them. they never told us they had been separated for around 60+ years.
John Rabe a Nazi who saved hundreds of Chinese women from gang rape and deaths and Chiune Sugihara who saved 5600 Lithuanian Jews whose descendants still live in Japan. When called a hero he said “no, I did it because I could. Wouldn’t you?”
I don't know why you are getting hate comments. Save the jokes for another post. This is a serious matter shame on you obviously the guy did his homework. If you don't like my comment stroll over I don't care
Heinrich Himmler himself came to Finland and promised to take care of our "Jewish problem" and im glad that even though we were co-belingerents of the Nazis, we held our own on that field. Out of the 2000 Finnish Jews and almost 400 refugees from Europe, which of 300 were soldiers in the Finnish army, still sadly 8 were handed over. Its an interesting topic to do some research on.
My Grammy knew one of the seven Holocaust escaped people and she actually didn't know he did thus until he passed away and his daughter was her best friend!
I love that so many people get out of their way to help Jews during war. I hate the fact that society even got to the point when people have to get out of their way to protect them. I also don’t like that in some countries we are getting into similar situations again…
I remember that my mother and grandma told me about my great grandparents who saved one of their jew friends. They hid him in the attic thanks to a passage behind a bookshelf, risking so their life’s and the one’s of my grandfather and his brother. After the war, they received a medal and an attested in both italian and jewish.
There is also the story of an italian biking champion who hid fake documents for jews in his bike and carried them around italy to rabbis and other people who gave them to jews, and when they stopped him at road blocks his excuse was: “The war won’t last forever, I am practicing for when it does” and passed.
You should talk about Willem Arondeus. He was an openly gay artist from the Netherlands. when the war came, he was an anti nazi fighter. He bombed the Amsterdam public files, making Jewish identification a lot more difficult for the nazis. He was later found and executed. His last words were; “let it be known, homosexuals are not cowards”
I'm gay, Jewish, and the grandson of a survivor. I remember my mom telling me this story semi recently and it's just such an amazing story. Both groups were among many who were in extreme danger, yet he literally risked and lost everything so that countless others he doesn't even know or identify with can be safer. Thank you and R.I.P to all the heroes and victims alike.
This is why I hate this stories they always almost make me cry, and the reason I LOVE them is because of this risk that some people are willing to take to save someone else
Syndrome k , in Jewish tradition K on the outside of a food box or can stands for kosher , I wonder if they chose the DX syndrome k as it would come out syndrome kosher . Well done Drs
Philippines saved 1,300 jews, first country to help jews when it was discuss in the UN which is crazy because Philippines was a catholic country. Not only that but they also saved 400,000 vietnamese, cambodian, laotians.... saved 800 russians, there are also chinese and many more. They also changed the tide back when china and north korea was invading South Korea... Philippines has always help others without asking for a return. Now Philippines supply the world with nurses, supply the world with chips for computers and phones Philippines has never invaded anyone even back when it was a rich country. They just like to live in peace and are always happy and singing karaoke. Philippines is always hit by a storm but instead of complaining, they help each other.
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Now thats some respectable shit done by doctors
Bro, doctors do a lot of respectable shit
The cdc can learn from them
Literally a doctor is a living piece of respectable shit
@@taraluvscats “that will be $500,761,772”
@@zusidtechgamingandrc doctors don't make the bill, hospitals and the government do
Another hero is Irena Sendlerowa who saved over 2500 Jewish children
There’s a movie about her too
@M C Y'know what, fuck the usa. Now shut up and go be an annoying little asshole somewhere else you dumbass.
Irena Sendlerowa, I love her! She was Polish and so am I so I like that fact. She was an amazing woman and I remember doing a project about her in my Polish school and I absolutely loved it. I love you Irena Sendlerowa, and rest in peace.
@M C your being racist, blaming it on all of isreal and the country itself, when in reality it was just a group out of isreal. Look at them as people, and understand that anybody is capable of anything, I study history and i can tell you, hitler thought the same exact way.
@M C can u stfu and stop typing in caps
This is legit true!! This is how my grandfather survived and lived long enough to get to America where he met a sweet lady and had my dad. Please people, please don’t forget how horrific the holocaust was, we must not forget the stories of all those who suffered, died or survived, they literally went through hell!
Hi
Its sad really. No Jews have racist asshole who believe that they all rule the world due to the fact that they are the richest ethnic group.
Oh how terrible, literally 15 million before the war and somehow 15 million stayed after, where's the 6 million?
@@georgeoswald4615 it literally went from 16 to 10, so stop trying to suppress important parts of history. You left comments calling other atrocities good so you're clearly just a pos n*zi
As a American coming from Jewish Descent my great grandpa probably Would have died if he stayed there only 10 years longer he was from Poland Paul
You should tell the story of Oscar Schindler. Similar story but in my opinion even more noble, not that it’s a competition, these guys are great guys. Dude saved so many lives there’s a movie about him
He should, Schindler was an amazing man
There is a guy who saved more, including my grandfather. The guys name is Nicholas Winton. He didn't even think he was a hero so he kept it a secret until his wife did some digging.
@@nbell8 yeah but everyone knows abt Schindler lol and he’s not about telling people what they already know
uhmm, I have no idea who Schindler is so can anyone please explain?
@@markieljazem.mijares7848 Watch the movie named, Schindler's List. It's the movie about his entire life and his role during the holocaust.
It’s amazing when out of a hundred people, there’s no one who betrayed them and sold them off
Why would they tho. They had self interests in it as well
@@ItsPREPP98 people can succumb to anxiety and fears in any moment, that could get them to take a bad decision
@@ItsPREPP98 same reason that the Germans ratted out their Jewish neighbours. Fear of the worst
You’re literally the only “tiktok” commentator i like listening too. No beating around the bush, interesting story’s and a normal non exaggerated reaction. Keep doing you!
update: the doctor’s families were bombarded with modern neonazis and marxists.
source: ua-cam.com/video/UscSYj8_lDE/v-deo.html
and no part 2s
@@TheGoldenDuckies Jesus fucking Christ can you shut up
@@TheGoldenDuckies can you just shut up
Stories*
It is important to remember the great evils humankind has committed against itself. It is twice as important to never forget the goodness humankind has demonstrated in the face of those evils.
update: the doctor’s families were bombarded with modern neonazis and marxists.
source: ua-cam.com/video/UscSYj8_lDE/v-deo.html
@@TheGoldenDuckies SPAMMER
@@TheGoldenDuckies two opposite sides of the spectrum bud
@@TheGoldenDuckies shut up
It's amazing how many people risked their own and most likely their families lives to save as many Jewish people as possible. Just absolutely amazing, honorable, commendable, I mean there really aren't enough good words in existence to express how amazing it is!!
My great grand parents who were direct decendents of Warsaw Poland helped hide their Jewish friends and neighbors. The story gives me chills. Now I am the storyteller as my great- grandparents, grandparents and my Father are gone. Sad.
@@kavami11jams30 Wow! I just got chills reading this. Their legacy lives on through you and that's pretty damn wonderful 😊
Imagine living in such fear and anxiety that there could an imposter among us who can end all our lives by telling the soldiers
@@exavier5342 always one unfunny 12 year old
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Seeing all of these stories about so many people, even a Nazi saving the lives of Jewish people really makes it clear that light shows through the darkness
May the people who've helped others in these times be happy and prosperous, and those who've died, may they rest in peace
Fun fact: "Ossicini" in italian can be translated as "brittle bones"
Little*
update: the doctor’s families were bombarded with modern neonazis and marxists.
source: ua-cam.com/video/UscSYj8_lDE/v-deo.html
@@TheGoldenDuckies SPAMMER
@@TheGoldenDuckies We're back in another episode of: Lil Candle Light Creates Fake Stories To Get People To Listen To His Terrible Music!
veramente sarebbe piccoli ossi.... non fragili....
Some more info: the hospital is Fatebenefratelli on Tiberina Island, a small island in the Tevere river, in Rome's city center. It's also right across the Ghetto. The people 'quarantined' were instructed to cough and moan in pain, similar to a kind of tuberculosis that kept killing soldiers.
The hospital is still open and running smooth, is full of beautiful paintings and small artworks, there's a small church in front of it and a very famous and delicious restaurant and gelato shop all on the island.
update: the doctor’s families were bombarded with modern neonazis and marxists.
source: ua-cam.com/video/UscSYj8_lDE/v-deo.html
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Screw you I wanted to learn not hear a diss track.
Wow. I never knew this, and as a Jew, I’m great full for these men. God bless.
Those doctors are amazing. They have a special place in Heaven god bless them
Just insane how these doctors could see the pure insanity of the situation going on around them and just HAD to do something about it to save another life. Very desperate and sad times.
dude thanks to those kind men we saved some valuable lives :))))))) god bless!!!!!!!
Some people have such a big heart! Im always thankful to all of the people that helped us✨ bless their soul🙏🏽
I’m learning about this in English class because we read the book, Night, by Eliezer Wiesel.
Eli Wiesel was a fake and eventually admitted it. He said it was 'to keep the history alive.'
@@terencejay8845 Really? Do you have a video of him admitting that because if we are taught lies in school I’m not okay with that
@@arabellapearl9925 His wife originally spoke out, having had enough. When his stories were checked it was found that he had 'stolen' the accounts and identities of other camp prisoners. He identified himself in one famous photo of men packed into the bunks, but that was also false. He was never at the camps he said he was. He made a career as a Survivor based on falsehoods. If you do a search on Eli Wiesel Fake you'll find a lot more. Hundreds of camp survivors gave video evidence and many talk of being paid camp money to spend at the camp store, a cinema and theatre and even a soccer team that played against the guards. It's not all it seems.
@@arabellapearl9925 Don’t listen to this guy. There are pictures of Elie Wiesel in Auschwitz right after it was liberated.
@@terencejay8845 wow that’s crazy I’ll be sure to ask my English teacher about that. It’s very interesting
I’m gonna toss a few more here-Oscar Schindler (probably knew that though), Albert Goring, Heinz Heydrich
Good bless all of them. We are losing all our living hero's to old age and people like your keep them alive by sharing their stories. Thank you so much. I pray you have a long wonderful life full of laughter, love and all the good things in life.
Thank you ! Stories of human heroes are extremely important !! Especially this days.
Respect!
Thank you for keeping the story of the Holocaust alive. Look how young you are I was born seven years after the war was over
a Mexican diplomat saved around 40k jews, giving visas left to right. In Mexico we have a museum that has a lot of their documentation, photographs and even a lot of them happily posing in the capital, once they arrived to the country
I'm Jewish and I thank u 4 keeping the memory of this horrific event alive
Respect for those mad lads
update: the doctor’s families were bombarded with modern neonazis and marxists.
source: ua-cam.com/video/UscSYj8_lDE/v-deo.html
Thank you Andy, I appreciate your research and telling of facts. Awesomeness 👏
God bless those men 🙏
The fact that those men risked their lives is just beautiful ❤️
@M C bot
@M C it was an accident
They thought it was an Egyptian ship
Plus the families and surviving crew got hefty financial compensation
As a person of some Jewish descent I find this the MOST heartwarming thing I've heard in a long time about the Holocaust.
Thanks for letting the world know. I am always deeply touched by such heroic gestures.
Love your informative videos of history and the forgotten heroes in our human history!!!!!!
Don't stop!!!!
finally, we've found the true meaning of respect.
I’ve never heard about this group of heroes. Thank you so much for sharing.
That's so weird that they'd only tell the story AFTER 65 YEARS
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well there’s infinitely more stories that sadly went untold
Well sometimes you have to process through trauma before you're able to tell the story. Considering this was likely a high stress environment with the constant worry of the mazis finding out I dont blame them for having to deal with some metal troubles before telling their stories
@@blitszina2570 I know...i just like saying it for some reason I don't know why though 🙂
update: the doctor’s families were bombarded with modern neonazis and marxists.
source: ua-cam.com/video/UscSYj8_lDE/v-deo.html
Wow that’s amazing of them they deserve more credit!👏🏻
Tell about that Bulgaria didn't export a single Jew, even though the country was besides Hitler
Well Bulgaria was threaten.
Bulgaria and Yugoslavia were threaten. If they joined the Axis. They must participate in the war efforts and such. Nothing about killing Jews.
Both accepted. But Yugoslavia refused to participate in the war. So like 4 days after joining the axis. The Axis declared war.
That's why many WW2 timelaspes show Yugoslavia in the Axis for a few days.
Because they were... Until they weren't
@@will5741 yeah but the point is, even after being threatened and continuously pressured, Bulgaria kept the Jews on it's territory from being sent away by continuously making up fake excuses to Hitler, and gave the Jews construction work to pretend like they ABSOLUTELY needed the Jews as working hands for some projects, so that Bulgaria wouldn't be forced to extradite them. Bulgarian Christian church workers helped a lot to organise everyone and make official petitions from all citizens to the ruling monarch too.
Also Bulgaria kept delaying and procrastinating from sending army help to the war efforts. Still, they were made to pay heavy reparations after the war, even after all these efforts to not be dragged into the conflict.
update: the doctor’s families were bombarded with modern neonazis and marxists.
source: ua-cam.com/video/UscSYj8_lDE/v-deo.html
@@angelic252 Not my point.
The commenter said "even though the country was besides Hitler"
Yea Bulgaria was "allied" with Hitler but not they had to choose War or Join them.
@@will5741 yeah, it was alliance or becoming a casualty in the war. Bulgaria never actually shared the ideology and desire for war, they just wanted some unjustly stolen lands back, and to be left in peace.
Oh… that’s a great hope on humanity
Thank You 🙏🏼
Talk about Tubman, she was such a great person in the Underground railroad!!!
tubman is like super well known tho
@@alextait8255 yup. But not alot of people dont know about her
I wish more people would realize that mussolini never hated jews and only pretended to so to stay on good terms with adolf, but these guys did something really good.
Im a jew and i must say, that is something new for me
Im happy.
It should be shared more, something I never heard of, so thank you for the info
Absolutely amazing lads good job 👍 👍
Andy you are BOSS.... I have learned so much from your clips. Thank you so much for taking the time. I'm officially addicted to your channel ✔👍
Vety smart of the docotors.
update: the doctor’s families were bombarded with modern neonazis and marxists.
source: ua-cam.com/video/UscSYj8_lDE/v-deo.html
That is the most wonderful and brave idea and no ever had. God bless them all and their families , they must be so proud!
God bless all those people who died because of Hitler and some thing I found weird was on Friday I’m going to the Holocaust Museum for a field trip
all of the people in that hospital that were keeping the secret are so amazing
God bless them
I'm Jewish so I appreciate these doctors
All it would take was just one new guy
My great grandparents were italian Jews and before my grandpa died I remember him telling me a story of this happening to his dad before they immigrated to America speaking little to no English. I didn't fully understand at the time since I was maybe 8 or 9, but now this gives it an even deeper story.
my great grandparents were also italian jews
my great grandad he had a “diary” he wrote in (mainly pieces of paper he could find), he wrote about how he had been told his sister had “syndrome K” and how he would cry each night while he ran around the city through back alleys just trying to survive (he was around 14-15 at the time, his sister was 11-12)
the painful scream he let out when he saw his sister again hurt my heart. he balled his eyes out. sadly he passed in around 2010, he met her again in 2005. she also passed in 2008. they only got to see eachother again for 3 years. we live in NJ, she said she had came here because of her daughter who moved here, (my grandma) who finally got in contact again saying hes been here with them. they never told us they had been separated for around 60+ years.
Yeah, whatever it takes to save innocent lives, right.
People can do miraculous things when they come together!
These mean may not have fought in the fields, but they deserve a war metal.
(Or a humanitarian metal.)
John Rabe a Nazi who saved hundreds of Chinese women from gang rape and deaths and Chiune Sugihara who saved 5600 Lithuanian Jews whose descendants still live in Japan. When called a hero he said “no, I did it because I could. Wouldn’t you?”
That is an awesome story. Yad Rashem should honor these Italian Doctors.
Those doctor's risked their lives, and saved thousands of innocent folk. ❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🙏😊
Not hating or anything, but it was 25 to 100
I don't know why you are getting hate comments. Save the jokes for another post. This is a serious matter shame on you obviously the guy did his homework. If you don't like my comment stroll over I don't care
Some people think joking about stuff like this is justified because "it's just a joke bro, I'm just trolling lololol"
The pope at the time also held thousands of Jews in the Vatican. Hearing about people who did anything they could to help them always makes me smile.
Him: that number would have been higher
Reality: it was
Thanks you helped me with my history test there was a extra point that was about this
🥺 God bless italy 🇮🇹
Their story wasn’t told ‘cause we should be doing good simply to do good…and I respect them for not needing or wanting adulation or fame. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Plot twist: Andy family member was one of the soldier, and died saving the people.
Yes! Thanks for these guys God bless them (even if they are not a lot alive bless everybody)!
Coronavirus:awww that sweets I should do the same 😈
What
There were so many unknown acts of heroism during this time. My cousin survived being put in a concentration camp and went on to live a great life.
Mad respect for the doctors
Those poor people. In 5th grade I got to meet a woman who was in camp. It was amazing she ran with a man who she later married.
Italian doctors, we salute you. Grazie.
I'm Jewish, and these are the best doctors in the world.
This is a genius move the doctors made.
The stress of deciding who to save and who to let go must have been tremendous.
Those doctors are heroes for doing that
Thank you doctors for doing that
Heinrich Himmler himself came to Finland and promised to take care of our "Jewish problem" and im glad that even though we were co-belingerents of the Nazis, we held our own on that field. Out of the 2000 Finnish Jews and almost 400 refugees from Europe, which of 300 were soldiers in the Finnish army, still sadly 8 were handed over. Its an interesting topic to do some research on.
Thank God for those few good doctors
My Grammy knew one of the seven Holocaust escaped people and she actually didn't know he did thus until he passed away and his daughter was her best friend!
These Doctors were brilliant!
God bless those brave doctors.
I love that so many people get out of their way to help Jews during war. I hate the fact that society even got to the point when people have to get out of their way to protect them. I also don’t like that in some countries we are getting into similar situations again…
Thank you. I never knew this.
This man will teach me more history than my history class ever will
Bless those doctors!
I remember that my mother and grandma told me about my great grandparents who saved one of their jew friends. They hid him in the attic thanks to a passage behind a bookshelf, risking so their life’s and the one’s of my grandfather and his brother. After the war, they received a medal and an attested in both italian and jewish.
There is also the story of an italian biking champion who hid fake documents for jews in his bike and carried them around italy to rabbis and other people who gave them to jews, and when they stopped him at road blocks his excuse was: “The war won’t last forever, I am practicing for when it does” and passed.
God bless these brave doctors 🙏
History must be preserved. We are starting to repeat the worst parts of it...
You should talk about Willem Arondeus. He was an openly gay artist from the Netherlands. when the war came, he was an anti nazi fighter. He bombed the Amsterdam public files, making Jewish identification a lot more difficult for the nazis. He was later found and executed. His last words were; “let it be known, homosexuals are not cowards”
I'm gay, Jewish, and the grandson of a survivor. I remember my mom telling me this story semi recently and it's just such an amazing story. Both groups were among many who were in extreme danger, yet he literally risked and lost everything so that countless others he doesn't even know or identify with can be safer. Thank you and R.I.P to all the heroes and victims alike.
This is why I hate this stories they always almost make me cry, and the reason I LOVE them is because of this risk that some people are willing to take to save someone else
GOD Bless those who bless and even put their own lives in danger.😭😭🙏🙏🙏💕
Respect to the families , why did this take so long to come to light?
Goes to show you even in the worst of times, there is still good that happens!
I never knew this. Thank you for sharing.
Syndrome k , in Jewish tradition K on the outside of a food box or can stands for kosher , I wonder if they chose the DX syndrome k as it would come out syndrome kosher .
Well done Drs
Wow great story. Love your research! 👌
Thank God for these brave people.
That was some beautiful humanity.
I only hope I can do something that impactful, but I pray that we never repeat this part of history never, ever again.
My uncle's grandfather tell him about these the stories they told us make me angry because being evil is so horrible
Philippines saved 1,300 jews, first country to help jews when it was discuss in the UN which is crazy because Philippines was a catholic country. Not only that but they also saved 400,000 vietnamese, cambodian, laotians.... saved 800 russians, there are also chinese and many more. They also changed the tide back when china and north korea was invading South Korea... Philippines has always help others without asking for a return.
Now Philippines supply the world with nurses, supply the world with chips for computers and phones
Philippines has never invaded anyone even back when it was a rich country. They just like to live in peace and are always happy and singing karaoke. Philippines is always hit by a storm but instead of complaining, they help each other.