This book made me sob... incredible story of love, hope & resilience...cannot wait for this and Hans Zimmer doing the music will be amazing. May we never forget what happened 😓😓😓

@waltergoraj5238

29 күн бұрын

What happened

@mattgamer

28 күн бұрын

This one also made me cry: Wurmbrand Tortured for Christ by The Voice of the Martyrs

@valerieain1995

28 күн бұрын

I will check it out

@frobbsy27

26 күн бұрын

​@@waltergoraj5238okaaay Walter🙄

@sajikis77is

25 күн бұрын

They doing this to others now ...Gaza

Just finished watching the Tattooist of Auschwitz on Sky, which tells the true story of Lali Sokolov, a survivor of the Holocaust, who tells his story to Heather Morris, the author. In 2018 novel was published as a work of fiction, it's based on the memories of an actual Holocaust survivor, Lali Sokolov, who met Gita while they were both imprisoned at Auschwitz. But when the novel debuted, historians found a number of puzzling factual inconsistencies. Nevertheless, let me say from the offset it is not easy viewing. It is.violent, yet riveting, profoundly horrific in parts yet poignant. And the moral to the story is whatever the odds, whatever our differences, love will always survive. Whatever historians may say about the novel, it nevertheless transcends itself to a powerful piece of TV drama. This is the human race’s inhumanity to each other, we see it timelessly over and over again through violence and through war, fought over our incapability to respect each other’s differences. When will we ever learn that it is better to love than to hate!

@lonelysoul4700

19 күн бұрын

After watching series, now I have different dimensions way of looking at Hitler as leader and nazi SS army….either this case of fiction or truth .. both case this shows even evil intentions of Nazi SS army person still he helped this love story( may be 1% of his heart follow love).. helping Mr. Lali.. nobody knew the actual horror happen during that time who are suffered might had clear view.. rest of the world just assuming and creating stories based on talks… This reminds me of Churchill’ bengal famine during 1943-1944 which lead to approximately 3.8 million Indian died to supply men(army force) and foods for British army. Why no documentary…. Everybody knows about what Hitler did but nobody knows what Churchill did during world war towards colonised countries. Open question do we are puppet of historians which they feel prioritised specific events but not share each and every event of truths to the worlds..

@RickDanner

3 күн бұрын

sometimes differences are the difference between good and evil in that case it is ok to hate , you dont love evil .

This was a fabulous film. Should not be missed by anyone.

@RickDanner

3 күн бұрын

i dont know why but I cry when i watch it , the love is so strong between Kali and Gita its moving and inspirational

This is heartbreaking, disturbing, thought-provoking, and leaves you feeling exhausted and terribly sad... It's a hard watch, but what else would a story set in Auschwitz be? Every actor plays their role to perfection, but I have to give a special mention to Jonas Nay as the psychotic SS guard. His performance as Stefan Baretzki is genuinely chilling... A classic love conquers all story, but set in hell on earth.. out of 5 stars, it's a definite 4.5

My family is Jewish and lost 67 member's during WWII, my mom is Hungarian Jewish, and my Father is Austrian Jewish, Mayer, His mother is Birach, some of them taken to Dachau and some in Auschwitz-birkenau.The tattooist of Auschwitz, book and movie is very extremely conect me with my murdered family by Nazi. My surnames Birach-Mayer paid by their precious blood.

@jjbinx

Ай бұрын

my grandfather died in a concentration camp he fell out the watchtower

@andymac7584

Ай бұрын

​@@jjbinx you have my sympathies. The other guy has my incredulity.

@agnieszkathiel4685

Ай бұрын

Ganz schrecklich die Geschichte ihrer Familie 😢 ich wünsche Ihnen alles gute in ihrem Leben.

@Sharonryder1

28 күн бұрын

God bless them all they have you to live for them now, the lives they had no chance to!

@christinac127

26 күн бұрын

@@andymac7584 On the denier again .. like a float er

I tattooed her number on her left arm, and she tattooed her number and name in my heart

@andymac7584

Ай бұрын

Bet it was a 6 digit number like the rest of them, weird thar.

@veronicaneacsu7483

Ай бұрын

@andymac7584 5 digit or 4 digit depends what number was gave to sokolov to ink

@christinac127

28 күн бұрын

@@andymac7584 Not weird at all 1. There were multiple camps 2. Those sent directly to the gas chambers were not tattooed at all 3. Many Tattoos used letters as well as numbers in order to keep the identifications shorter

@christinac127

26 күн бұрын

@@andymac7584 And of course the denier had to post his b s 1. Those immediately selected to be killed were never tattooed 2. The tattoos included letters, is that hard to understand? 3. There were multiple camps

@mirandada6457

23 күн бұрын

@@andymac7584 can u shut ur w.c? How can you so much heartless , just wt... such apathy

I read the book. Glad they made it in to a movie. Horrible time for humanity.

@damienbreslin5781

28 күн бұрын

When was the good times?

@summybill2567

25 күн бұрын

"Horrible time", you mean like what is happening since few months ? (not to talk about decades)

@BackDaws

22 күн бұрын

And now the Zionists are repeating it.

Absolutely harrowing, what an incredible miniseries. A must-watch guys!

I know there are "facts" not correct in the series, but overall it's a great treatment of their story. I wish they had made a couple more episodes, which covered Lali opening his factory in Bratislava, his subsequent imprisonment by the Soviets, and later his factory in Australia. I didn't mean to binge watch the entire series in one sitting, but it was like a book I couldn't put down.

I. Read. The. Book. It. Was. Really. Unbelievable. What. Happened. There.

@sturniobro4151

Ай бұрын

What’s the book called

@PlantaBruv

Ай бұрын

@@sturniobro4151the tattooist of aushwitz😅

@andymac7584

Ай бұрын

Literally unbelievable literature. No 7 digit tattoos strangely; how's that possible?

@tpower1912

29 күн бұрын

Why. Are. You. Typing. Like. This.

@christinac127

26 күн бұрын

​@@andymac7584 Stop it, denier. 1. Those who were immediately killed were never tattooed 2. Tattoos included letters.

Lali was in his eighties when he met Heather so there would have to be a few discrepancies given the time factor. A truly beautiful sad and inspirational experience and hopefully lessons can be learned from Gita and Lali.

I just can‘t wait for this absolutely brilliant books to appear on the screens!!!

@karlydoc

27 күн бұрын

It's not very good ,sorry but there you are cliche ridden virtue signalling box ticking dull,

This is like watching The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas all over again 😥

@coolcupcake3962

Ай бұрын

I mean That was actually a great story, the ending was sad but I honestly think that makes the story better because I prefer stories that give emotion

@frobbsy27

26 күн бұрын

That movie was heartbreaking and made me cry...not many movies/shows make me cry

In love with the actor who played Lali and his dimple ❤

I cried reading this book and can't wait to watch the film.

You can tell they’re softening the horrors of what happened for the movie, including the room he had on the cattle car and how nourished she looked. I guess so it’s more watchable?

The book is incredible - so moving

I had the great pleasure of reading the book on which this film is based. She (book )was outstanding. I hope the movie come on in the middle will be as good

I just watched the whole 6 episodes and it was absolutely incredible of course extremely sad and horrific but I loved it.

Just started watching it today just finished episode 1 its really good but cant stop tearing up and thinking what my grandmother and great aunt and great grandmother went trough and knowing my grandmother and my great grandmother survived this horrible place is crazy to think and just from episode 1 im in shock and aww cuz it looks like such a good series but its so sad and a tear jerker

The book was unbelievable. Everyone should read it..

I absolutely LOVE this book. I need to watch this🙏🏼🙏🏼

Great book&movie...They're really true love; He loved her when she had no hair&they through the darkness time together, finally happily ever after😢🙌🫶

I just finished to read Cilka’s Journey, who ever read Lale’s story go for Cilka’s too . I really think that her story would be a aamazing movie.

The book made me sob. definitely interested in seeing the film

@saratorres1846

26 күн бұрын

Just watched it, it was really good

@lauren2967

25 күн бұрын

@@saratorres1846 I started watching the show the other day, I love it so far :)

I absolutely loved the book! ❤

At last a good decent film with meaning there has not been many can't wait to watch.

@Daniel-sq5nl

Ай бұрын

The Zone of Interest?

Love, or falling in love is the single most powerful thing - I've written so many songs about it .. I have had many hurtful ones .. I always moved forward writing about them. This movie touched me, and also frustrated me a lot.

Read the book a few years ago, it was genuinely such a sad but genuinely interesting read for me. The SS were, at best, trigger happy, and I hope the film conveys this.

I love this kind of stories and movies they are the best

Czytałam książkę. Teraz czekam na film.Na pewno obejrzę, bo- miłość zwycięża nawet śmierć!!!!!

Yes the book is soooo good

THE BOOK WAS SOOO GOOD, I can imagine how the movie will be

oh this looks like an absolutely delightful fun time to watch T_T

Is this streaming anywhere, if so where? Thanks

@kylealonso5201

27 күн бұрын

Amazon prime

@anyiawynn1669

27 күн бұрын

peacock

@AUSSIE-qf2un

23 күн бұрын

Stan

Watched h this last night amazing story very sad at same time

I have read the book. And many other books by the survivors of Auschwitz. We must never forget. We need to fight for peace and equality amongst the human race.

universal cinema takes money for ticket order and does not return it from me. please help me.

Super trailer film

The book is amazing and very touching. Hope the movie will be good too , the only thing which is putting me off from this trailer is the fact SS doesn’t speak German , without that language true story doesn’t feel realistic.

Cox.yaxsi.filmdir❤

The book shaders you to core.

@mirandada6457

23 күн бұрын

The tv serie already shadered me to the core , I can't go through that again, it's so horrible 😭😭😭 how people can be so cruel 😭😭😭

In Auschwitz were POLISH people, polish prisions!! This is the fact of II war 🇵🇱

I just started watching this on Peacock. The trailer was good. I get goosebumps from watch movies or documentaries about this senseless horrible part of history.

Əladı superdi

Əla👍

When are you guys going to make a movie about the HOLODOMOR?

@irishooliganmma8609

29 күн бұрын

The Original or Part 2 ?

@waltergoraj5238

29 күн бұрын

@@irishooliganmma8609 The original. The whole world is witnessing part 2. With great anger and sorrow.

@theofficialmascot

29 күн бұрын

Or the nakba 🙃

@Tyson-xd5ct

28 күн бұрын

@@theofficialmascotwho cares bout that

@waltergoraj5238

28 күн бұрын

@@Tyson-xd5ct Anyone who doesn't want to see it happen again.

I need to watch this! Has anyone read The Fifth Diamond? I got to meet her in high school an read her book it's amazing and heart breaking❤

Is it now really?

Omg 😢

Wow looks really good

And Cilka's story..horrible time. But history repeat itself. Unfortynately😢

@szabolcskerekes5653

Күн бұрын

I managed to read her book in 2 days, it was a amazing story. Surprised a WW3 didnt started after Russia took over with theyr forced labour in Vorkuta and most of Siberia. The nazis had the gas to kill those poot people and russians had the cold weather and hunger.

How many more films will be made to portray the Israelis who killed children in Gaza as innocent?

@noasterr1151

Күн бұрын

6 million killed in racial genocide versus tens of thousands killed in a reactionary war. they are not the same.

İnanılmaz bir aşk bu film beni çok duygulandırdı 😢

Çok güzel bir film tavsiye ediyorum

Efsane bir film

I remember my teacher showing us one of those train carriages around 20 years ago in Poprad -Slovakia. Wow everything came back to me in first episode…can’t believe my town was part of it….but considering my real origin it scares me even more….

Will there be season 2? I can’t just finish like that surely

@averagejoe8358

23 күн бұрын

The second book is based on Cilka's experiences when she was thrown into the Vorkutlag in Siberia. Fingers 🤞

@Yeye12115

22 күн бұрын

@@averagejoe8358 nice one

Yesss ive audio listened to this book. And this would be a great story for a movie. A little bit of hope in hell on earth.

I have read the book. The couple actually didn't have a free life even though they were freed.

Çok mugemel bir fiilim

Süper bir film herkese tavsiye ederim

Necədə maraqlıdır, hərkəsə tövsiyyə edirəm ki, baxmalısız mütləq

Im watching this now and love it! The actors are amazing but the story is so heart wrenching and crazy to think people lile the Nazis even existed.

This show was absolutely fantastic, hopefully it wins many awards unlike Shögun that was a major disappointment

Just curious- Is there anyone who ever been in Auschwitz? Horrible place and I don't recomend to visit it when You know you won't handle this trip to this factory of death. Too hard to watch it. Love from Pl.

@WanderingKakapo

20 күн бұрын

Been there, bad place. Went to a memorial of a place far worst where you can bet, they would struggle to make a movie about it

@averagejoe8358

2 күн бұрын

I have. Unfortunately nowadays it's absolutely plagued by holidaymakers who think it's a good time for a photo shoot when they're standing outside the main gates.

@mandybedevere

2 күн бұрын

@@averagejoe8358 exactly! There are very in-famous photos of ppl, who are taking funny selfies and joyful photos in Auschwitz. Very inapropriate...

Not for me, I'm afraid. Would have liked to see the 3 last episodes of Mary & George, though. For some reason the first 4 episodes were uploaded to Skyshowtime 5th. March, but not episode 5, 6 and 7. And now more than a month has past without any more episodes. Weirdly unprofessional.

IT is very unfortunate that one has to subscribe to a specific channel to watch this film 😖

I don’t have sky tv. I can’t afford anymore streaming services. I already have 6. I feel like they keep promoting new shows on new streaming services just to get us to purchase them. It’s gotten ridiculous.

@jeannelk

Ай бұрын

It will be on Peacock too!

@Anne57_65

Ай бұрын

@@jeannelk oh good! Thanks! I do have that.

@sarmadkhan5140

28 күн бұрын

Its SKY UK

Lali and gita

😢

Hi am from India i have one doubt about sky if anyone help me😢

The Chuck of Sneed

never again for EVERYONE 🍉

@adamhassan3112

15 күн бұрын

They’ve become the ones that they hated

Verry

Why don’t you make a series about the atrocities of the USA?

@averagejoe8358

23 күн бұрын

Because the CIA wouldn't like that.

@Tommi6810

23 күн бұрын

@@averagejoe8358 Thank you, I am 100% yours, best regards from Berlin. 🌞

After watching series, now I have different dimensions way of looking at Hitler as leader and nazi SS army….either this case of fiction or truth .. both case this shows even evil intentions of Nazi SS army person still he helped this love story( may be 1% of his heart follow love).. helping Mr. Lali.. nobody knew the actual horror happen during that time who are suffered might had clear view.. rest of the world just assuming and creating stories based on talks… This reminds me of Churchill’ bengal famine during 1943-1944 which lead to approximately 3.8 million Indian died to supply men(army force) and foods for British army. Why no documentary…. Everybody knows about what Hitler did but nobody knows what Churchill did during world war towards colonised countries. Open question do we are puppet of historians which they feel prioritised specific events but not share each and every event of truths to the worlds..

😢coox kederlı

What happen to her

Ich würde den Film sehr gerne sehen aber auf jutube.

This book was the best non fiction book I've ever read I hope the film does it well

@veronicaneacsu7483

Ай бұрын

It's a fictional book based on the testimony of lali sokolov aka ludwig eisenberg

@casey4290

Ай бұрын

@@veronicaneacsu7483 But it's a book based on actual events making it nonfiction

@veronicaneacsu7483

Ай бұрын

Yes it's true... but sokolov didn't want something personal in his story

@casey4290

Ай бұрын

@@veronicaneacsu7483 Fair enough 😊

@alexsaxon8768

Ай бұрын

It's historical fiction if based on actual events

🇵🇸

Off topic I thought the actor was ryan Reynolds

@averagejoe8358

23 күн бұрын

💀💀💀

How about the book "Our Harsh logic" by Picador?

I just want to believe all this was fiction not reality but.. 💔

Absolutely Horrendous !

The book was not very well written. I expect this dramatization will do better.

1.2 million views. Only 203 likes, only 49 comments.

@waltergoraj5238

29 күн бұрын

203 likes: very few people agree 49 comments: They're afraid to say anything

@DLites151

29 күн бұрын

@@waltergoraj5238 600, 6 million...still a tragedy

People were sick and are sick How a human can be so inhuman

We who are old enough, recall this modis operandi- interesting timing for release, non?

How fast can you write? Depends what i'm writing.You need to work fast. I don't have much time. But how long do you have ? You have to leave somewhere soon ? Yes. I need to be with her , i need to be with gita. Heather morris interview lale sokolov and it is in the book

ORDU FİLİMLERİNİ SEVERİM SİZLEREDE TÖVSÜYE EDİREM 🎉

#WeRemember and #NotForget #Roma #Sinti #Jews

Ku

The thing is, after the such a holocaust, how can a community make such a cruelty in Palestine?

I agree the book was wonderful and horrible to read. What a terrible time in our history. Let it not repeat itself.

The timing of this show has me wondering if ye was right.

There are lots off storys like this in Gaza too.after whats happend to you..u do it bk to poor people off gaza

@unoriginalcontent237

24 күн бұрын

The ignorance is so disgusting I can't even come close to describing it

@averagejoe8358

23 күн бұрын

The war in Gaza is nowhere even remotely close to the caliber of suffering the Jews, Romanis and Gypsies endured.

@user-rv6cy9iv9c

23 күн бұрын

@@averagejoe8358it’s like talking to a rock tryna reason w these ppl don’t bother

@truthman166

23 күн бұрын

@@averagejoe8358it’s worse.

@truthman166

23 күн бұрын

@@unoriginalcontent237and your denial of what Israel did is beyond disgusting.

💙🤍💙🤍

This chapter is a dark stain on humanity.