She is so right. It can happen again. !!!! Spread the word and don’t forget.

@michaelbessey3772

3 ай бұрын

it is happening again, only this time it's them that is doing it, kind of makes you wonder if the whole thing isn't fake.

@joannereadman2735

2 ай бұрын

@@michaelbessey3772 how can you even doubt that it was all fake? wow

@PredestinedtowinforJesus

2 ай бұрын

It is happening to people again and it’s being hidden by causing people mental trauma so it can be covered up as mental health !

@valerieirvin249

6 күн бұрын

It's been happening!! All the seniors in the nursing homes/hospitals, not " only New York " but other states too. (Primarily New York)

These testimonies are more valuable than any movie made about WW2. It is quite an emotional experience to watch these testimonies. I am so sorry these people had to go through these unthinkable attrocities.

@krisellis6384

10 ай бұрын

Yes.....I agree....but the thing is all this killing ...will happen in the end times...mankind has a bad habit of doing such things....take care....

@patriciaholland9130

10 ай бұрын

As a child I remember these ostracizes it was soo sad and horrible! I can’t believe those whom say this didn’t happen!

@staciearcher670

8 ай бұрын

😊😊

@irmagoncalves1915

7 ай бұрын

I absolutely agree with you

@jasminedavid2756

4 ай бұрын

You said exactly what I was thinking

❤😢. I saw online that this brave and gracious woman passed away last month. RIP Marta.

@annmariejoshua698

11 ай бұрын

😭

@magdanowak5534

20 күн бұрын

:(

Marta has such a beautiful smile, her whole face lights up, I am watching this after the atrocities committed in Israel on Ot.7, 2023. As I watch her interview, I think about the age of her children and grandchildren now and where they were on Oct. 7th. They have a lovely and courageous Mother.

Her father showed amazing smarts and guts to get most of his family through this. Marta showed that same courage. May she rest in peace.

@k.h.7575

27 күн бұрын

Yes, I'm stunned and impressed 😮👏

She has passed three months before We are glad she could share her experience before passing. We should not forget these amazing people. Rest in peace

This is my favorite interview only because she was 9 years old with the thought process of a full grown adult..she knew what was up.. 👏 👏 👏

The interviewer was not paying attention many times, the lady had to go over her answers over an over, it was really upsetting but, the story was remarkable. This lady is amazing.

@MellowJelly

2 ай бұрын

Yeah the interviewing was quite irritating. Daft

@hitmonkey4267

2 ай бұрын

Or just trying to clarify certain things. Also establishing a timeline as well as possible for people to understand.

Marta was not only a worrier, she was a WARRIOR. How she and her sister survived this horror as little children was mindblowing and unbelievable. The scene where she got Eva out of the Hospital as a little child of 17kg and pulled her through the snow so she doesn't get killed made me cry most out of all those terrible, horrible scenes she has described. Although it's so sad what has been Happening to their Family and siblings in the unspeakable Holocaust crimes, I was so glad to hear that she and Eva survived the Camp together - against all odds. It was not only due to luck, although it was an almost unreal amount of luck saving their lifes. But it was also the fact that these were outstandingly smart girls who made all the right decisions even at this young age, which they learned from their strong and courageous family and especially their father, who seemed to have been a very smart and caring man. This Story is extraordinary important and emotional, and everyone should listen to it. I feel like it has changed my life. Thank you so much, Marta, for telling us your story. Rest in peace, beautiful strong warrior Lady. ❤

This survivor and those like her are an inspiration. These testimonies should be on TV to remind the world of past horrors. I hope this lady is still with us and that her family are safe in Israel. Thank you Marta. I've just read that Marta died last year. RIP Marta

These testimonies leave me speechless no matter how many I hear. It's amazing what the human spirit can endure.

@user-pi9eg2el6m

10 ай бұрын

It's amazing how evil can take over leaders through their power.

@attilakohbor3360

9 ай бұрын

​@user-pi9eg2el6m envying is evil , people envy what you have not how much you worked or studied for it .

@voyaristika5673

8 ай бұрын

@@attilakohbor3360 Yes. And instead of trying to improve themselves they try to pull you down. Envy is very ugly.

What an incredibly strong woman. She was able to keep her wits about her and make decisions at the age of 10 that many adults were not able to do. Her story is invaluable, we must remember the atrocities that she and her family endured and honor the many innocent people that lost their lives. Marta was a hero.

What's so sad about listening to these survivors, who were only children back then is that they don't remember much about their happy lives as children before the war, it just shows you how that whole horrible hell even changed innocent kids forever

I watched her testimony & like all of the survivors she was able to tell her story with such details. May she rest in peace. Baruch Hashem.

I am a Catholic. We consider the Jewish people our older brothers in faith. We love them very much. Shalom.

@ruthietaylor8756

11 ай бұрын

Pity the Vatican looked the othet way and helped the Nazis escape to Argentina and Arab lands...

Wow, Marta's story is amazing. Marta was so smart. Even as a young child she knew what she needed to accomplish in order to survive. There were so many miracles. Her father was so smart too. He was such a good man, and he helped his family surive, and he helped so manh people after the war. Marta's family is so beautiful, and I'm so happy she had a beautiful life. Marta, rest in peace, and God bless and protect your family always. We will never forget.

Thank you for your testimony Marta Weiss, and your words of wisdom. RIP

What a brave, wonderful woman. To have experienced what she did at such a tender age is inconceivable. I have often wondered about the other children in that photo, so thank you. I have heard the story of another girl in that photo, think her name was Eva. They’re all tragic, heartbreaking experiences. Blessings to you and your family. By the title I gather Marta has passed. May she find peace with her parents, brother snd other fs,ily members who passed. Words are not enough 🙏🙏🙏🙏👵🇦🇺

@BumbleBee-cl9mg

Жыл бұрын

Eva was Marta's older sister was with her in Auschwitz. Two very brave young girls.

@debracornelison1411

Жыл бұрын

Just wow, what a beautiful woman. Her account of this is amazing if that’s ok to say. So, so sorry she had to go through this 💔🖤❤️

@sarasharf2266

Жыл бұрын

W

@SophieJackson1993

Жыл бұрын

@@BumbleBee-cl9mg they mean Eva Mozes Kor - not her sister Eva. Eva Kor was a famous pro capturing Mengele activist because she was a Mengele twin. She was also in the photo / video.

@nataliegutman5144

11 ай бұрын

Marta and Eva were also Mengwle twins, despite not being twins. Marta was my Aunt as is Eva. Both incredible ladies. I feel so blessed to have grown up with them.

I can't imagine why the interviewer thought she should ever interrupt this woman but it was very irritating

What an elegantly beautiful woman.It’s almost impossible to believe she has been through so much trauma in her live and so many more as well.I hope her future made up just a little for she and other survivors went through. I’m a 79 year old Welsh woman living in Colchester England for 43 years. My grandad fought in WW1 in the battle of the SOMME he returned unable to walk after standing for months in frozen mud trenches.He became a bespoken shoe/ boot maker in our mid wales town and often he could be seen in my dads work shed where he had a large wooden bench and made boots and shoes for disabled people pro bono(free) he never spoke of what he’d been through,he died when I was 13 he made my grammar school satchel and really smart brogues. Nobody told me until later.I’d passed my 11 plus he told my mum “ well of course she did”.when I found out I knocked at the front room door and told him thank you grandad,I love you,he coughed and said “you did well” my gran had died when I was 9 she was a healer a very special woman.oh dear I’m going on again I’ve been ill since 2001 in bed for the last 4+years. Bless all of you.

I don't blame her father for taking them to Australia, to get just as far away from that war as he could possibly get.

I thank GOD this Lady survived…that period of world history is such a horrific black mark on on the entire world. I am American, but have always loved and prayed for the Jewish people …❤

Her memory will always be a blessing.

This woman is incredible. Such a beautiful soul. ❤

To go through such experiences at such a young age and survive is incredible. Her memories are incredibly vivid and her insights amazingly accurate for such a young child. As she says, it was a matter of luck who survived and who didn’t.

@franklinstephen3268

11 ай бұрын

Hey there! I came across your comment and I just had to reach out and say hi. Your perspective really caught my attention and I would love to get to know you better. Would you be interested in chatting sometime? Looking forward to hearing back from you!😊

@v.j447

8 ай бұрын

​@@franklinstephen3268scammer.

@Evita1418_

5 ай бұрын

Das sind allesamt traumatische Erlebnisse, daher konnte sie sich daran erinnern.

@michelleduncan9965

5 ай бұрын

No, it was not luck. It was the Hand of Almighty Godm

These testimonies are mesmerizing and very important to be documented and remembered. I say mesmerizing because it is so unbelievable that it happened - and many ppl stood by and did not protest. I am not at all questioning that it happened,, just so scary that people went along. When Marta's husband speaks in the end about her being fearful of history repeating itself- I don't blame her for feeling like that. She was an eye witness to the atrocities. So sad and wrong.😢 God Bless her soul.❤

This is so terrifying to listen to that testimony. Though it is absolutely essential. I was especially moved to know that Marta was in fact a girl from this famous photo. The photo that we in Russia know from history classes. Absolutely beautiful and strong lady.

Marta did well to survive such traumatic events and a child in this situation no wonder she repeats herself.

Thank you so much for telling the story of your experiences. I watch as many testimonies as possible, as well as reading countless biographies. It is my way of honoring the memories of lives lost as well as lives forever changed. May God give you peace and love.❤️

These stories are so important to have. They are difficult to watch but very important to help preserve the history and the memory of those who were lost.

What a remarkable woman with the right intuition!

I'm never complaining about anything in my life again

RIP ma'am. You and your family are and were incredibly brave. Being a survivor to tell the world the horrors of your experience was your fate and you carried out your mission. May you return straight to the Godhead for eternal bliss. You've earned it.

64 wow thirty years ago she is amazing and doesn’t look her 64 I thought she was in her forties the max fifty iam glad she survived I hope she had a great life I hope she is alive and well amen

My late Mother survived Auschwitz and Mauthausen and had her tattoo on the insider of her arm.

@danlivni2097

Жыл бұрын

What was her name George

@Crystal-cs3gm

11 ай бұрын

🕊️🤍🥀

@annieorourke4822

11 ай бұрын

God Bless her ..

@none4126

8 ай бұрын

How did she survive 2 death camps? And why did they tattoo people they planned to kill?

@mycharmedunicorn8715

6 ай бұрын

@@danlivni2097demon

Really great testimony, really appreciated watching this and showed my 10 year old son as he needs to know about the holocaust because we do need to avoid this ever happening again. I really think that Marta is brave to talk about this is such a clear way, brilliant lady. Really upsetting but is should be.

Surreal is an understatement. Marta's entire demeaner alters during this crushingly long interview.

Good for her to get those valuables. She saved their lives and she was just a child.

😍Will power,endurance,survival instinct,presence of mind,believer of luck&faith,obedience to father,sibling love,motherly protective power ,sustenance... what else can we,attribute to this great lady ?????💥💥💥💥💥❤n

Much love to everyone who was in a war and I am so sorry that happened to you❤

May she Rest in Peace! and Bless her surviving family for her testimony. Her testimony, as well all the others who had passed away or are still living, their stories are our insight of their true realities, and are Priceless to us, to generations to come, and to history.

I also remember the live fish in the bath in 1953 in Prague ,I had forgotten

Moving narrator, she knows how to describe the bitterness of the process of surviving .

So important that these first hand testimonies have been taken and preserved, we hope that people will one day listen and understand this side of human nature. Unfortunately looking at recent times it seems the majority are still in denial of the motivations and capabilities of those who would be capable of such things. Will we ever learn, what will it take?

At 2:16 mark, I believe the woman who shot the SS was a famous ballerina. Thank you for sharing your story. Rest in peace.

@randomboyig

11 ай бұрын

Two minutes and sixteen seconds? Did you mean hours my chance, I went to the mark but Marta was talking about her family and living in Bratislava.

@randyjklein

11 ай бұрын

@@randomboyig Yes!

I am of German descent and my heart goes out to you what you had to go thru.to be honest with you I don't think it's possible for anyone to get over something like this

I can-t believe how strong these people were. Just kids!!!

Wow! What an enlightening, humbling, and inspirational testimonial from this dear woman. I'm so moved by her ability to openly speak about the hardships she and her family endured. All those who suffered are not forgotten. I greatly respect those who are so very strong. Thank you, Marta for changing so many lives through your life and your beautiful way of letting the rest of us walk through your reality with you. You've really touched my life. I'm sorry for the atrocities done to you. You really are so very brave. I wish I could meet you to give you a hug. You have lived with love and courage which makes the rest of us stronger. ❤️

I respect this woman for expressing and sharing her story with deep feeling. A lifetime of pain from these deep inhuman trauma’s, Im sure the temptation to completely shut down and go numb is there. This woman is incredibly strong. Thank you for sharing her story. 🙏🏼

@Thisworks4u

11 ай бұрын

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@Thisworks4u

11 ай бұрын

ppl😊o😊99😊😊😊

This woman was smart, brave and courageous. Testimony.

Shalom, I thank all involved with getting this important interview posted. These are heartbreaking, yet, serve such a profound purpose, for us to intentionally watch and listen to, so that we can have a better sense of the horrors that people are forced to experience. Psalms 34:15 The eyes of YHWH are upon the righteous ones, and his ears to hear them. 16 The face of YHWH is against the evil, to blot out their remembrance from the Earth. 17 The righteous ones cried out and YHWH heard them and delivered them. 18 YHWH is near to the broken hearted and he saves the meek in spirit. 19 Many are the afflictions of the righteous one, and YHWH delivers him from all of them. 20 And he will keep all his bones that not one of them will be broken. 21 Evil kills the wicked and those who hate the righteous will come to an end. 22 YHWH will redeem the souls of his Servants and none who hope in him will be condemned.

Baruch Hashem. This beautiful woman survived. What an incredible story. May I never complain again. The doctor of death would have given me nightmares for the rest of my life. Oye! May I never complain again. Please see if you can increase the audio on this as it is almost too low to listen to.

Most compelling of all the stories I watched. No one should experience such horrors in their lifetime. What an extraordinary strong woman. I am so so sorry you and your family and all the Jewish people of that time were subjected to such pure evil. I pray it never happens again.

same stories and YET all so different. Thank you dear Marta. What a woman

This poor lady has had to live this over and over for years. 🙏🏻

What an amazing, beautiful lady with an incredible story!! The evil that she witnessed, and yet, she still had a sense of humor and quick wit. Great storytelling. More people need to listen to what this group of people survived!!

Hatred is taught someone once told me. I have been to Bratislava it is a very beautiful city and my brother and I visited the Jewish museum there.

It wasn’t luck, it was the hand of The Almighty. A lesson for today… so many things she said have rung true these last few years… history forgotten, easily repeated.

Amazing and heartbreaking testimony but full of hope Godbless this Amazing lady this is why we must always stand against antisemitism

God bless this lady. I have no idea or concept of how she survived all of those horrors!

This is so important to know. I can’t watch more, it hurts.

rip marta! thank you for sharing for posterity. blessings to your family!!!!

What cowardly monsters to do these evil deeds to young children 😢Really great testimony ❤

@carolclover1238

6 ай бұрын

​@@user-dt4bk2oi8ryes...they EXIST

Thank you so much - an unbelievable hardship to retell BUT so very important to know. I once read that history unlearned was bound to be repeated but in my old age - I just say, history is usually repeated and hope for peace in God the only solution.Thank you again for this history!

Such a moving and heartbreaking story. Whatever your religion no one should be persecuted or killed for the sake of someone’s greed and power to rule mankind.

what a lovely lady, may the good Lord bless you.

I'm speechless. This family is so clever, and so lucky! ... And amidst all the terror and horror that they lived through, I'm just so touched by the strong bond and love of this incredible family ❤

A beautiful testimony of a horrific crime

She was a very brave little girl.

Judith. 😢💔 ......may all of them rest in eternal peace.

I think this lady was a strong young lady. She is right we have not learned a lesson from this evil man

I have listened to many of your recorded testimonies right up to the October 7th ones….thanks to the brave people who have shared…..they reach us how precious loved ones are and to cherish each other always every day expressing love. We do not know what a day will bring. One thing however it seemed appalling that he people from the Oct 7th massacre were being put up in an incredibly noisy environment, with very loud noise of approaching planes and the continuous disturbing noise of what sounded like a bulldozer. This was so distracting and frustrating making it difficult to listen to the folks sharing, so much so I almost gave up. Also I could see how it unsettled those dear people who had endured so much. Surely a quiet and tranquil place could have been found for them both to recover and to be interviewed. Hope you can deal with this, even removed the background noise from interview because they are ver very important. Thank you.

Best interview I’ve ever heard great job by the interviewer What N amazing woman with an inspiring story

Thank You for this precious interview. Im from Bratislava and I know many of the names and places. For example Szombathely is 1,5 h from Bratislava with a car today, so in that time it must took hours by train and it certainely wasn't an easy and safe trip for her mother.

God Himself kept this woman safe .

@hitmonkey4267

2 ай бұрын

And just forgot the other 6million

Never forget never forgive!

To just add to my previous post. I am writing this as I listen to “surviving child experiments in concentration camp” and wondering if someone is interfering with your podcasts as the awful noise that sounds like a mechanical digger or bulldozer is making it difficult to listen too. I am not having this trouble on any other type of podcasts.

Thank you for a story beyond any story ever told.

God bless the father of this family. What an amazing man and also an amazing family 😢❤❤

Thanks this was so interesting, your such a brave woman amazing.

Condolences for an incomprehensible loss

I was listening to the October 7th stories and this was in the line up. This is a great project for posterity.

Amazing courage and bravery of the horror of war ❤

Amazing testimony.

🙏🙏🙏 she can't remember a everything because of the shock.....our brain block certain things....im from former Czechoslovakia and lived through comunist ....my grandma survived the 2 word war...... absolutely terrible i feel for all the people during that time 🙏

I know it’s an interview and it is a topic that is very hard to comprehend but I found the interviewer lady very focused on her own questions and very matter of fact. The horror of what they went through leaves us all speechless but it is OK to react to what she is saying. It is OK to show empathy and compassion. It’s also okay to leave gaps between the finished answer and the next question, especially if she’s crying. Either way I‘m stunned by Marta and her family- wishing their children and extended family nothing but the best. Thank you for telling your story.

What an inspiring story this woman has!

What a remarkable lady who us so brave when telling her story of such an horrific crime 🌺

To say that I wish I could make a comment toward you now is an understatement. This horrific event (the Holocaust as a whole) captured my attention as a teenager/tween and I now teach high schoolers. Recognizing this atrocity, trying to break through the desensitization of current students so that they can understand the true gravity of this- understand the absolute inhumanity of this- is something I struggle with. I truly will never be able to fathom what people like Marta (may you rest in eternal peace with your family and God) have gone through, but I only hope that I can show my students the importance of tolerance and kindness and HUMANITY. This documentary was painful but so, so worthwhile. Thank you, Marta- you live beyond your life here on earth.

RIP Marta

thank you

Brave lady

That you were responsible for other’s lives, yes they used that. They told my father’s group that if any escaped they would kill everyone in the cabin. My father didn’t believe and he jumped from the train, saving his life. Nobody from his compartment was shot.

Thank you for having this documentary public/on the internet... I value the lives of the many people who suffer unjustly. Side note: sound is very low; hopefully sound volume can be increased.

This testimony told me to always be grateful for everything and everyone in your life every day. It's so important and do not complain about your life bc u never know what is around the corner

@danielledewitt1

10 ай бұрын

Give me one good reason why I should be grateful for having uncontrolled epilepsy.

We must always remember.

The interviewer failed to keep the Survivor focused. Many stories were repeated. But perhaps being stuck like that is understandable. She went through horrible things and in a child's perspective, she can't get untangled. It was still a worthwhile interview.

@tamararutland-mills9530

11 ай бұрын

But the audio was too soft

@biddiemutter3481

11 ай бұрын

It would be cruel to expect no repetition and I feel the questions weren't always helpful in the way the interviewer didn't seem to hear or follow the story .

The woman that this survivor is speaking about, who killed several SS members officers, was named Margaretha Geertruida MacLeod. She actually was a professional dancer that was well known for her dancing by many Germans.

AMAZING TESTIMONY. They were SO YOUNG. A PITY THE INTERVIEWER SUCKED, SHE WAS TRULY NOT PAYING ATTENTION!!!😢

Brave and gorgeous souls ❤❤❤🙏🌹