I remember when i watched Sclinder's list with my girlfriend, she's Jews Polish and i'm Germany, after the movie was over, we didn't speak single word at that time, we just kept silent and went to drink tea, but on the way, she looked at me and I saw her tears, she held my hands and hugs me and said "Whatever has happened in the past I still love you". my heart broken instantly, I felt the wind like a thousand knives stabbing my chest.

@youssefaissa3211

Жыл бұрын

Idk but is ur gf kind of stupid. How she can forgive you on a mistake you didn't make or make hold responsablity on somethang your ancestors did and already apologized for it and payed the price of their mistakes

@Charlesmarcel-ee4ke

Жыл бұрын

Why even watch the movie 🤷🏻‍♀️

@nicoleparry5103

Жыл бұрын

It isnt for the children and ancestors to wear the guilt of the forefathers, it is for us to learn from there mistakes. We are not them and we were not alive when this happened, it is for us to build a better world than they left behind that is all ❤️🙏 as for the comment above, why wouldnt they watch it, it is the worlds history, it happened and why would the world sweep it under the carpet, the victims deserve to be remembered and deserve for the world to know there story, we watch movies and documentaries like these so we learn in the hope that it never happens again, we acknowledge the past and try to create a better future.

@jennywelch252

Жыл бұрын

Because the world needs to see this evil so that we NEVER allow it happen ever again

@jigisin

Жыл бұрын

oh my god thats such a deep moment.

Two days ago I overheard an idiot telling his friend the Holocaust never really happened. I was infuriated and really wanted to hurt this man. I told him to look up videos like this one. I admire these survivors and I can’t even imagine their losses, what they endured and how they managed to lived with all these horrible memories. There have been so many other genocides that sadly the majority of the World are not aware of having occurred and the ones happening presently. Documentaries like this one should be shown in classrooms around the world

@lindasanford8823

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree with you. These documentaries should be mandatory in every school in America. It did happen n that will never change. God watch over these precious ppl, Amen

@kev03103

3 жыл бұрын

Don't forget the Romanians and Slav's a lot of them went , ' puf '' up one of adolph's chimney's.

@Vbluevital

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!!

@marcobagut

2 жыл бұрын

Romanians?

@cherylemaes6649

2 жыл бұрын

It’s because they are ignorant that’s the reason

Horrified, dark times, I admire these people for their courage to go back to that place. Lessons for us the younger generations. Just unbelievable how evil man kind can be...

@tmariethatsme8170

2 жыл бұрын

Yes dark times in Europe but what of the dark times happening at the same time in America..

@hayleyxyz

2 жыл бұрын

@Deslumbrado Far more than that. Civil servants, the political system, foreign countries that turned a blind eye to what was happening, companies that willingly used slave labor from the camps, as well as those companies that profited from the wider extermination effort (the companies that operated the trains, for example). Even the wider public that seemed to be indifferent to the persecution holds some blame.

@hayleyxyz

2 жыл бұрын

@@tmariethatsme8170 The far-right is a problem in America, but it's not even comparable to what happened here in Europe.

@tmariethatsme8170

2 жыл бұрын

@@hayleyxyz whew Chile.. You could never compare Slavery to ANYTHING..

@hayleyxyz

2 жыл бұрын

@@tmariethatsme8170 Are you talking about South America then? I assumed you were talking about USA. I honestly don't know what's happening in Chile.

" I hear those cries till this day". Very chilling. I pray she finds healing. This should not happen again.

Everybody who came to watch this mini-documentary, Have a great life

As a father, the thought of being separated from my children against my will is most definitely my worst nightmare! I just cannot comprehend how these people must of felt being separated from each other, stepping off the trains. I generally have no words to explain how that would make me feel.

@samlaylong9883

3 жыл бұрын

frazer bond i was thinking the same thing .

@methadonekillmeslowly5937

3 жыл бұрын

Nope, I dont believe you all can feel that way and I don't believe westerns people no more even 1 words, Bcuz 80% westerns people (community) just completely & continusly silent with what happene in the middle east and africa like there's nothing happened, ironically they claim if they're champions in the world when talk about freedom and human rights...! You don't have enphaty, sympathy, and tolerance with other human being and we already lost our faith with western country and community....!?!?

@frazerbond3413

3 жыл бұрын

@@methadonekillmeslowly5937 what the fuck are you talking about??

@laurieberry162

2 жыл бұрын

Grazer, you would lose your friends too. You could lose everyone you were close too and end end with no one except for yourself. I believe that happened to Ann Frank’s father. He was the only survivor from the attic.

@laurieberry162

2 жыл бұрын

Grazer, I never met my grandfather because he was killed. He was in the American Air Force. He was born in Atlanta, Georgia. He was 22. I remember seeing a photo of a three year old who was killed. So we had people who risked their lives because they were so against what was happening.

When I saw the grandson crying I couldn’t help it but 😭 RIP all the victims 🙏🏾

@jimbo43ohara51

Жыл бұрын

If there is one bright spot it is that they never destroyed these buildings. Never forget.

It breaks my heart the fact that most of them were kids and teens losing their parents and siblings

I can't imagine how hard it was for them to go back and relive the memories from that horrible time in their lives.

@Quaker-tc8ue

3 ай бұрын

Many, mostly men, have returned to have their Bar Mitzvah, they ‘came of age’ in a camp. Others have said, ‘how can you have that ceremony there, where so much death happened?” The reply, ‘this is the last place where my family was whole, i can feel them here.’

A rehab consultant once said to me “you need to return to work because WORK SETS YOU FREE” Her words made me nauseous and disgusted. For those sentiments haunt all of us who have been but vaguely familiar with these heinous crimes😢😢 Big hugs to the victims and their families💕

@ronnie5329

Жыл бұрын

Lmao

The loss these people suffered. Heartbreaking. What a thing for them to revisit the place of hell where they lostall at once, their families.

That man holding his grandfather just destroyed me. Grandparents are so special. This generation of grandparents are so special, they went through so much.

This atrocity should never ever be forgotten. I for one will never forget. Huge credit and compassion for all survivors who returned to their hell.. I wish I could hug them all. I’m in tears as I write this.

The young start to forget. Do not let this happen !

@XXXXLance

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly... they now ask - who are Natzi.... This are GERMAN dead camps!

@montanacrone8984

Жыл бұрын

Teaching about the Holocaust must be required in every school around the world. Such atrocities must never happen again. Humanity must never again sink to such depths!

@Nockzy

Жыл бұрын

I'm 15 and I'll never forget what these poor people went through

We need Not to Forget Those that came Before Us!! Thank You All for Sharing Your life with us. You are My Heroes!!

I believe if I were to visit Auschwitz I would cry the entire time, such deep sadness would wash over me in behalf of the innocent victims of this horrible time in history,,, It is so very important to confront history and see it as it really was,, God bless the survivors and victims of the Shoah

@courtneypattison4269

2 жыл бұрын

AMEN 🙏❤

@saradunlob5115

2 жыл бұрын

I’m sobbing watching this. I am a religious Jew and had relatives who went through the atrocities of the holocaust.

@georgemacdonald206

2 жыл бұрын

It is a surreal experience being there.

@kristienmariepetersen

Жыл бұрын

I was in stunned silence when I visited. And for days later.

@shogun_1991

Жыл бұрын

I visited dachau 10 years ago, and could not feel anything ominous, looked like jail, Maybe because for me Its hard to comprehend the amount of evil that humans are capable of, We are all born innocent and the only explanation could be demon spirits take over

I promise not to forget what happened as long as I breathe n I'm so sorry for all the pain you suffered.

This brings me to tears.

NEVER EVER FORGET !!!! WE REMEMBER !!!!!

I went to the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz as an independent visitor,I stood with others on the grounds of the former women's camp and watched the big screen which had been erected for us to watch the survivors etc in the tent over the Birkenau entrance...I cannot begin to tell you the overwhelming feelings of emotions that day and night we were there..we went there to honour the victims of the Holocaust and also the survivors...the entire experience of that day and the fact we met a survivor too was very emotionally overwhelming...you feel the heaviness of all the souls who were murdered and who perished there...when darkness fell and we made our way back over the Birkenau grounds after laying our candles at the memorial,you could only imagine what those poor souls went thru...it was fiercely bitterly cold that night,and we had many layers in,but those poor people had one layer of clothing if they were lucky..how any of them survived I will never know,they faced so much fear and terror everyday and night and on top suffered the effects of the freezing conditions....I feel honoured to have been allowed to b there that night of the 75th anniversary...I wanted to let the victims and the survivors know that I will NEVER FORGET and I will make sure the world NEVER FORGETS too what happened...soon there will b no survivors left to tell the world what happened in Auschwitz and throughout Europe during the Holocaust,so we will need to b their voices so that the world will NEVER FORGET

Omg. Respect for the souls who lost their lives here unnecessarily. RIP. Thank God for the witnesses. It takes courage to return to this hellish place.

Survivors are not crying but their sons and nephews are 😣

@lecourageuxame100

2 жыл бұрын

I noticed that too! I guess they’ve cried enough and have lived with the pain enough to become numb to it already. Breaks my heart. God bless them and their families. 💔

@reesemorgan2259

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I noticed that as well. I think there is a quiet, residual anger there. I would be angry too. I've watched many documentaries about the holocaust and there is a point when each survivor has explicitly said, "I couldn't even cry anymore." It is a kind of strength - though not the one any of us would like to learn.

"Rest in Peace on those who accidentally captured, imprison, tortured, starved to death and perished at Auschwitz . . . Your names will not forgot in our memory forever . . . "

I was there as a tourist 2 years ago. Very solemn experience. Everyone should experience this. It should never be forgotten. Simply unbelievable that there are those who deny this ever happened.

@young1191

4 жыл бұрын

@White Man do you visit the locations where germans murdered millions of russians? i did not think so.

@DerSingh0329

4 жыл бұрын

@@young1191 O Don't start something Outta that horrible time

@user-xe4im6kl3t

4 жыл бұрын

What?! Are you serious? Fascists murdered 27 millions of soviet people. Fascists burned the whole villages and towns with soviet women, children and the elderly, while their husbands and fathers were dying in war, saving all of Europe from the fascist regime. For instance, read about Khatyn massacre. And it is not the only one, oh no... On the top of that there were millions of Jewish and Polish, and many other people who were tortuted and murdered in this war. Soviet people (not only russians, but many other nationalities, for the record) tried to defend their families, their relatives and friends and their land...and not only the soviet lands, but also many other different countires. They tried to defend themselves from the ruthless fascist regime , which was fed by capitalists corporations. If you need one simple example, try to read at least Erich Maria Remarque's books such as "Spark of Life" or "The Black Obelisk". And by the way, he was german. Or try to watch at least "Schindler's list". Or try to read about "Lebensraum im Osten". And, maybe, just in case, you should read more history books and have critical thinking. By the way, I don't blame germans, I blame fascists and capitalists corporations. Try to read about overproduction crisises and why they always lead to wars. So, think about it.

@ryan7187

4 жыл бұрын

@@young1191 except Germany never did that, because they didn't invade Russia , stupid

@NickVennlig

4 жыл бұрын

@@ryan7187 Haha what? Germany did invade Russia. 1941. Did you skip history class? German army was responsible for many, many deaths in the Russian region alone.

I am in mental agony when I listen to the testimonials of those who experienced the evil brutality of the Holocaust. I can't comprehend how so many, survivors and others, can walk on those pieces of earth that held the crematoriums. I could not. I believe I would collapse from the anger and hate that I would feel.

@radhasen.animalwelfare.5644

2 жыл бұрын

Everytime ive encountered a German I always wonder if he is a descendant of a Nazi and since I cant ask I hate them all..

@mariahmunnis6315

2 жыл бұрын

@@radhasen.animalwelfare.5644 It is understandable. I was not a victim and had no relatives who were and I am not Jewish; but, I'm a victim of the human race. I've read enough to know that there were some of 'them' who risked their own and their families lives,and in some cases forfeited those lives, to hide Jewish people. Try wondering, when you meet one, if they are descendants of those individuals. It might help....a little. A little.

@Trouble-Clef

Жыл бұрын

I feel as you do. But then I can understand wanting to return and see it without death, innocuous. Just bricks and mortar now. And maybe that will help heal some of the pain of the past. And it's the last place many of them saw their families. That I can understand.

Thank you for creating a content on this. It is sad to hear what has changed over the years and what has happened to that person. hope the best for those who have suffered and lost their loved ones.

Very painful past Pray deeply for the peace

I cannot imagine how it feels to revisit the horror that took place. God bless these people who survived.

The one thing that has always bothered me since the trials finished is that everyone kept saying and still say "NEVER AGAIN", it is very bad to think this won't happen again when it most certainly will, I don't want it to happen again but it will.

@kev03103

3 жыл бұрын

It has, Rwanda, the Muslims in china

@clayjay88

3 жыл бұрын

They are saying “let’s never let it happen again” not “it’s impossible for it to happen again”

@fuzekle

Жыл бұрын

Look at Ukraine, Bucha now, for example...

@ceciliaflorencenapier4595

Жыл бұрын

11:01 11:02

@ceciliaflorencenapier4595

Жыл бұрын

We must keep fighting for democracy inspite of opposition. Where were the good Germans at this time? 12:35

I'm planning on going to Auschwitz this year as part of a 2 week tour of various places in Europe..I've wanted to visit this place ever since I can remember especially as I have been privileged enough to meet in person 3 Holocaust survivors in my life

It's just terrifying that people still forget about how devastating this part of history was, it's so so so sad. My visit to this place was one of the most shocking moments of my life, every person on earth should see this

I lost family in the Holocaust. It makes me sad that I never got to know who they were. Never forget!

@sandrahossman2089

Жыл бұрын

I am sorry, my father was USA Army who helped liberate a camp and was so terrible what they saw he could never talk about it.

@PinkHawk191

Жыл бұрын

@@sandrahossman2089 Thank you! Thank you to your father who served our country and help to liberate the camps.

@TriciaSenior25557

Жыл бұрын

So sorry for your family’s loss. I went to Auschwitz a few years ago. I’ve always been interested in the 2nd WW. I hadn’t realised that Auschwitz and Birkenau were separated by a couple of miles. Of course I recognised the Arbeit Macht Frei sign immediately. But when I saw the gate house at Birkenau my stomach flipped and I was almost sick. Our guide was really good. Her English was excellent and her narration, although very sad was clear and to the point. If people can visit they should do, it’s totally different than seeing it on TV in films. I have visited Terezinstadt and Sachsenhausen and awful as they are, it was Auschwitz that affected me the most. The sad part is, I look around the world today….and what have we learned. Since the two great wars there has been other conflicts, other genocides, and now the war in Europe. When will it end. (I try not to think about the ‘How it will end’) Peace and 🫶🏻 to everyone.

@chi6801

Жыл бұрын

@@TriciaSenior25557 Can I ask, was it relatively easy to navigate to the camps in Poland? I have always wanted to go but I've never been abroad on my own yet. Did you have any trouble with the public transport or is it fairly self-explanatory?

@kina18

Жыл бұрын

​@@TriciaSenior25557 Is it possible to visit alone and not as part of a tourist group?

God bless all these beautiful and courageous people xx such admiration for them all x❤️❤️❤️❤️

As someone who studies history I think it's important not only to remember these events but to also understand what I've come to refer as the 'day after effect'. Whether it's the Holocaust, American slavery, or other atrocity ended by war, it's important to recognize that the day after the atrocities ended the perpetrators did not all at one time admit that what they were doing was wrong. Many will die still holding on to these evil ideals...

@BrendaTheeSolarGirl

Жыл бұрын

True 😢

“I won!” ❤️💔🙏✡️🙏💔❤️

@glendaharris7219

2 жыл бұрын

God was with you and still is...God bless you...so sorry for so much pain. We will not forget. Shalom.

Eventhough It didn't happen to me, and will be forever grateful for it, as long as I am alive I will never forget the sufferings of these people and will continue to pray for them

I watch stories about the death camps because I never want to forget what the Jewish people suffered during WW2. It is a reality that reminds me of the extent to which people will go when they have absolute power. We must always stand for justice and speak for those who have no voice. We must protect those who cannot look after themselves.

@christophealmeida7986

2 жыл бұрын

Je suis allé à Auschwitz birkenau il y a 6 ans. Un driver m'a emmené de cracovie à Auschwitz. La journée entière n'était pas suffisante tellement que c'est grand !!!! J'ai pu marcher tout le long de la rame du train jusqu 'au crématoires et j' ai prié pendant 1 h ... À cracovie j'ai vu en vente dans un magasin des rabbins en clowns !!!! Oui je confirme que j'ai bien vu ça en Pologne il n'y a pas si longtemps😔.

I don't think I could go back there knowing what happen what they seen what they went through. I have seen so many documented films from the arrival there to the medical experiments to the executions that I feel I been there, It's all been before my time by three years but I feel that I have been there. I feel so sad knowing the children went first, these people going back are strong going there again to relive there presents God Bless you all.

Watching him try to tell his daughter what happened at 13 was hard, god bless 🙏

God bless you for making these...obvious slap on the faces of Holocaust deniers!

U don't know why they pull the greatest source of joy...the children..innocent and cannot even defend themselves. Horrible..I can feel the pain inside me...and it made me cry..a lot...may God blessed their soul .

We will NEVER forget! We will be informing as many as possible and teach our children and grandchildren to forward these atrocities for all to see.

Bless all that went to see after being a prisoner there in WW2 I admire you all

These survivors are so brave, we must never forget.

make a documentary on CONGO Genocide

Make a Special World Documentary about Yemen.

@paperchain1239

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, because no gives one about them or the Igur people.

It gives me great honor and great sadness we are the generation to be able to have the survivors of the holocaust and to loose them.

It must take tremendous courage and strength to go back to to the concentration camps and relive the sounds and sights and the horrors years later. Unlike sympathetic visitors who go to tour the place.. The people who once spent their lives there must see it from an entirely different perspective. For them its back in time with the sounds and sights replaying again. My deepest, deepest sympathies and sorrow for the survivors and all those who died captive and helpless. And my deepest most vile curses to the nazis and their families for generations to come.

Best channel ever !! I have learned so much by watching your vids

Sir I will never forget. My children will learn and never forget. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Whoever said that this Holocaust never really happened should experience the same situation like these people. How can someone spread stupidity like that, when the truth is shouting so loud by the survivors who lost their families, identities, and self dignity..

I went there when I was stationed in Germany. It was a very sad place the vibe was really off at that place.

@saskiabowland676

2 жыл бұрын

"the vibe was off" biggest understatement ever

@kina18

Жыл бұрын

I wonder if someone was taken there and blindfolded so they didn't know where they were; would they feel the same vibe?

Thank you for sharing this. Headsets were a great idea. So 75 years, was this filmed in 2020?

I'm not German... Not polish not jew.... I have no connection whatsoever to the Holocaust..... But I promise I'll tell my children about all this someday.....

Hope those survivers are healthy and live longer in good condition to compensate the days they were suffered in concentration camps

to all of the people who have lived lot of love and support

Never to be forgotten, live in the hope it is never to be repeated 🙏❤️

Never again should this type of horror occur. May they always be remembered

Can only imagine the PTSD some would have being there

Nothing changed!!!! This is still happening today but those people are not given chance to write their history and build their museums.......

@sashagorohova6790

4 жыл бұрын

@Traveller wtf? How dare you to compare! Its against common sense.

@jerricawhitfield8874

3 жыл бұрын

@@sashagorohova6790 No, how dare you not compare???

@iriscollins7583

3 жыл бұрын

What is stopping them?

The children were singing to their death chamber, could it be anymore horrifying to those that were near to hear? Then they screamed and cried as they were gassed, how could anyone forget what human beings did to other human beings out of greed and hate?

Please put the documentary "final account" online for us to see!!

Nice Doc..

This part of history I say is the worst lots of innocent lives gone but not forgotten I could of never imagine my family taken away from me but prayers and hugs for the victims and their families their spirt will always be in my heart💔💔💔

It just shocks me how one man can start such evil.

@chanabayla1823

2 жыл бұрын

What is more shocking is that the world did nothing and with the state our world is in today and many still do nothing. Evil can only triumph when it's allowed to

@MewDenise

2 жыл бұрын

Cult

@kina18

Жыл бұрын

It wasn't just one man. It was a political party with millions of members.

Thank u for sharing this. It is important for society to remember that hate and racism are cancers to humanity. It is so heartbreaking to watch but important to have a clear knowledge of this period. 😔🙏

@Eeboy27

4 жыл бұрын

Racism is still alive in Germany because I have experienced it as a black living in Germany

@danxdanx8877

4 жыл бұрын

@@Eeboy27 Why don't you stay in a succesful black country then ?

@lemonaid8678

4 жыл бұрын

Ebrima S Jobe and who did thay rob their riches from if I may ask?

@chrisredstall1321

4 жыл бұрын

@White ManNo it isn't. I'm surprised you are intelligent enough to include the silent 'h' in white. Why not just write Nazi as your name and be honest with everyone. The irony is, YOU are the minority.

@chrisredstall1321

4 жыл бұрын

@@danxdanx8877 How come you didn't get a good education in Germany? That is quite an achievement.

a story that must not be LOST,...

The stuff of nightmares!!

@beverlyanne5699

3 жыл бұрын

They call these people "survivors", yet they fail to recognize, in there they were not living, not free, not eating what they could harvest, not choosing one moment of their day, not with loved ones and celebrating life. They were just not dying long enough to be freed.

@SuperAKIBHUSSAIN

3 жыл бұрын

@@beverlyanne5699 are you stupid? Surviving means to not die or am I the dumb one here

I’m reading destined to witness. And this book open my eyes too a lot of thing’s

I wonder if any survivor had ever recognized their luggage in those displays?!

Thanks DW Let's never forget

Lest we forget they also killed homosexuals, gypsies, mentally and physically challenged people, they are often forgotten in all of this.

Can't even imagine the horrors they witnessed. I was in the 5th grade when my teacher began to teach us about the holocaust. I was horrified but my classmates either didn't understand or were ignorant. One of them, a class clown, decided to make a joke about the gas chambers which didn't end well because he ended up getting in so much trouble. Ever since then I've been very vocal about how how this has to be taught to future generations so they can understand how hatred can brew. And to make sure that this travesty is never forgotten.

Never to be forgotten

Heartbreaking ! 😭

I cant imagine how human beings can be capable of such things heart breaking 😢

Sad, very sad, never more 🙏🙏🙏

@catherineblack2277

3 жыл бұрын

It still happens today in China, in Africa.

So sad...but so much to hope for that they lived and thrived. For my part, it's a big part of the reason why I could never be a fascist.

@glendaharris7219

2 жыл бұрын

Amen.

One of the worst displays of human atrocities. The pure evil of the Third Reich. A historical event that will never be forgotten. Theses brave and courageous people, my heart aches for them. The unspeakable acts done to them will be forever in their heads. Unthinkable how humans can treat one another without respect and without dignity. Such a world did and does still exist. One can only question, why ?

I visited Auschwitz I and Auschwitz Birkenau in 2012 with my dad and the air inside those gates are heavier than lead

I will never forget! Never. 💔😭

"Those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it." Please, never let the Holocaust go quietly into the night.

I just feel this pain😢. Nazi’s never stay in peace after their death. Who lost their life in that horrible moment Rest in peace🙏 Next year i will definitely visit here

Currently were learning about world war 2 in araling panlipunan and the final solution traumatized me

I can’t fathom how people deny such an evil.

EVERY TIME I FEEL UPSET AN ADVERT COMES ON YOU WOULD THINK THEY WOULD GET RID OF THE ADVERTS

We will never forget.

The reason the sun hardly ever shines there is because nature is still sad and depressed at what it witnessed.

I still wanna go here, just to experience it.

Jesus inagine being saved twice by the one man who murdered everyone around you. How much guikt that man has had to live with. Same with other survivors. The guilt must of been so traumatic afterwards

All that I can say is 😭😭😭😭

I am half German (my dad's side even though people think I'm Polish, I'm not) and half Sicilian (my mom's side). I had a tough time in high school when we talked about WW 2. I get sick thinking what the Germans did to innocent people.

I cant imagine the feeling of the allies coming across these camps im so sorry this happened the worst thing is people are going to grow up without people to teĺl them this was a real thing

unfortunately those were humans killing other humans, exterminating them. Nobody had the courage to disobey orders, everyone valued their lives to the point they were ready to kill thousand of others. And then there was the cruelty which is even harder to understand, the sadism.

😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏

Never forget! 2021 no more

so much time, thought and expense has gone into each camp,its unbelievable the arrogance of the germans that they thought they would never be brought to justice, the cost alone must have been extraordinary, i can't comprehend what sort of human would take the life of one child let a lone 100s of thousands, let's hope if there is an after life, these little one's found love and peace.

Español ...gracias

I couldn't ever return never the horrors that happened there at Auschwitz birkenau yet they felt they had to

Never forget😢