Jewish Survivor Renee Firestone Testimony | USC Shoah Foundation
This testimony by Holocaust survivor, Renee Firestone, is from USC Shoah Foundation's Visual History Archive®, an online portal that allows users to search through and view more than 55,000 video testimonies of survivors and witnesses of genocide.
In September 2019, Renee's portrait will be featured in USC Shoah Foundation/USC Fisher Museum of Art's exhibition “Facing Survival | David Kassan”. Visit fisher.usc.edu/davidkassan for more information.
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I’ll never forget it. My daughter is 7 years old, but when the time is right, i will make sure she learn this so she can pass it along to future generations. This suffering and human tragedy can’t never be forgotten. I’m not Jewish, but I Can’t look away and let’s this to horrible human experience be forgotten. God bless you Renee
It is amazing she is able to function after living through absolute hell on earth. I cannot even fathem enduring what she has. I would be in a straight jacket, literally mentally gone. God bless her. She truly had alot of miracles to get her through.
Wow, this interview touched my soul. I wept with this beautiful woman. Thank you for sharing your story. ❤️ I will do my part to have this never happen again.
I could not sleep, and I'd been watching Renee Firestone's story earlier in the night. Again I watched. This is my favorite of all the Shoah stories. Renee is now 96. She lives, still, in Beverly Hills. God willing she makes it, in health, to her 100th and beyond. God bless you.
Precious lady. God delivered her.
what a beautiful lady who touched my soul god bless her.what an amazing testimony she is a survivor one of my favorite testimonials.
Mrs Firestone is a beautiful, creatively-amazing woman. I’ve watched, and commented, on many of these video testimonies and Mrs Firestone’s cut me through the soul. It’s 2019 and I believe that she’s still involved with the Simon Wiesenthal Centre. Of course, her fashion designs are iconic. and I knew her name from her private label, but never knew this. I would love to hear more from her and see her portrait. Have you a link to see the portraits?
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Hello, Liberty! You can learn more about Renee at sfi.usc.edu/survivor/renee-firestone - and keep an eye on our social media accounts - a sneak peek of Renee's portrait will go live on Monday!
What an amazing person that has to carry the atrocities of what happend to her family on her shoulders
P.S. Mrs Firestone, was your birth name Renee? I love this woman and wish I could have some magical way to ease her burden.