सर्वश्रेष्ठ Eliane Goldsteins पॉडकास्टस (2024)

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Most children around me died - an interview with Joseph (Joe) Sabrin 28:55

1+ y ago28:55

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In this episode I am talking to Joseph (Joe) Sabrin, one of the youngest Holocaust Survivors, who was born on December 21, 1942, in the Vilna Ghetto, in Lithunia . Years later Joe wrote the book "We dared to live" a story of survival and courage during the dark days of WWII based on his father's memoir.…

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My family escaped thanks to the Aristides de Sousa Mendes visa - an interview with Lee Sterling 40:06

2y ago40:06

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In this episode, I am talking to Lee Sterling who tells me how his family escaped and how in 1939 Jews, gypsies, communists, and gays - everyone that the Germans wanted to annihilate, walked towards Bordeaux France so that they can run away from the Nazis. Aristides de Sousa Mendes the Portuguese consul-general in the French city of Bordeaux , Fran…

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When we run away I lost my coat and one shoe and got cut but my mother did not let me stop- an interview with Marlene Listwa 26:08

2y ago26:08

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In this episode I am talking to Marlene who tells me how her family escaped from the Nazis from Poland to Uzbeskistan and Siberia.द्वारा Eliane Goldstein

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When I was 6 years old, a uniformed Nazi solider grabbed me from my mother - an interview with Eve Kugler 35:46

2y ago35:46

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In this episode I am talking to Eve Kugler who tells me about her childhood during the war and how when she was 6 years old, a uniformed Nazi solider grabbed her from her mother and started swinging her around. After a few minutes he congratulated her mother for "having the perfect Aryan child". Tune in to her story.…

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We were starving and my mother used to sneak us food - an interview with Ruth Cohen 52:52

2y ago52:52

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In this episode I am talking to Ruth Hubner Cohen who tells me about her survival. Her mother and her were starving and without much choice, her mother used to sneak in food after dark, and put herself in danger. One time dogs chased her and she was so scared that she not only stopped trying to bring in food but she feared dogs for the rest of her …

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I was hiding in a Nazi soldier's house - an interview with Frank Weinfeld 19:55

2y ago19:55

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In this episode I am talking to Frank who went into hiding and had to take care of himself since he was 14 years old, after his parents were taken away. How did he survive? Tune in to listen to the clever idea that he had .द्वारा Eliane Goldstein

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I was born in a bunker because the Nazis were shooting pregnant women - an interview with Julius Maslovat 29:34

2+ y ago29:34

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In this episode I am taking to Julius Maslovat who tells me how his family went to hide in a bunker when his mother was pregnant because she was scares that the Nazis will shoot her. His story during the Holocaust can be found in the film: Why Am I Here? A Child's Journey Through the Holocaust.

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"We kept asking, what did we do? What is our crime? Where are you taking us"?- an interview with Sally Singer, Anne Novak and Ruth Zimmer 36:06

2+ y ago36:06

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In this episode I am talking to Sally Singer (100 years old*), Anne Novak (99 years old*) and Ruth Zimmer (95 years old*), who together with with their brother Sol Fink (97 years old*), all live in Winnipeg, Canada, and are likely the oldest living set of Holocaust survivor siblings anywhere in the world. The four siblings spent their youth in Sano…

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Out of 100 children on a freezing train, about 10 kids including me survived - an interview with Rachel (Rae) Gropper 29:02

2+ y ago29:02

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In this episode I am talking to Rachel who was born in Siberia. Her mother received no prenatal care and she weighted less than 2 pounds (=900 grams). Later, when she was still very young, about 100 children, herself included, were put on open freight carts and shipped to the next prison. Because of the cold weather and exposure, only 10 children s…

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The Nazis took away 90% percent of the men who were the bread winners - an interview with Max Eisen 38:59

2+ y ago38:59

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In this episode I am talking to Max Eisen who lived through a 13-day death march from Auschwitz to Loslau and there he was loaded onto metal boxcars made for transporting coal and sent to Mauthausen and then from Melk he participated in a three-day march in the mountains to Ebensee until he was liberated on May 6, 1945. Max Eisen is the author of t…

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My mother watched horrified how the Nazis murdered her sister and her niece - an Interview with Gina Roitman 28:58

2+ y ago28:58

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In this episode I am talking to Gina Roitman who was born close to a displaced persons camp after the second world war. Her entire life, her mother kept telling her chilling stories about a woman she calls the Nazi Midwife. A few years ago, after her mother died, Gina decided to go and investigate and found out the horrifying truth. Join me.…

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After a murder of Jews happened nearby, I told Janek " the baby in the river..look! she is alive" - Part 2 (of 2) of an interview with Maxwell Smart 56:06

2+ y ago56:06

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Join me for the conclusion of my interview with Maxwell Smart. In this episode I am talking to Maxwell Smart who was just nine when the war began. Born in the Ukrainian town of Buczacz - then part of Poland - had his life turned upside down in 1939. When Maxwell went into hiding, among others, he and a friend helped save a baby. His friend died a f…

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In the Ghetto we barely ate 500 calories a day - Part 1 (of 2) of an interview with Maxwell Smart 47:55

2+ y ago47:55

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In this episode I am talking to Maxwell Smart who was just nine when the war began. Born in the Ukrainian town of Buczacz - then part of Poland - had his life turned upside down in 1939. When Maxwell went into hiding, among others, he and a friend helped save a baby. His friend died a few days later and Maxwell carried the guilt for decades over hi…

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Everyday the Nazis made me and other children watch from the window how other Jews died - an interview with Tana Donald Gelfer 26:03

2+ y ago26:03

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In this episode I am talking to Tana who was was born in Berlin and a few years later, when she was about 4 years old, she spent a year in Theresienstadt concentration camp and was one of the 100 children to survive that camp out of 15000 children. Tune in.

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I was on the death march for 6 days before my family and I escaped - an interview with Maritza Shelley 31:17

2+ y ago31:17

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This is the one year anniversary to The Effect of Us podcast. In this episode I am talking to Martiza who tells me how she and her family jumped off a bridge to escape the Nazis. I also had the honor and privilege to interview Maritza to The Museum of Jewish Heritage(New York) Yom Ha'Shoa 2022 ceremony. Tune in to the fascinating story.…

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We cut off our yellow stars and escaped - an interview with Muguette Szpajzer-Myers 40:14

2+ y ago40:14

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In this episode I am talking to Muguette who tells me how she and her mother and brother escaped the war by hiding in different places, including cutting off their yellow stars and riding the metro in Paris with German soldiers.

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Our neighbors confirmed to the German soldiers that we are Jewish - an interview with Rose Gelbart 1:08:53

2+ y ago1:08:53

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In this episode I am talking to Rose who tells me how she escaped the war with her mother from Rzeszow ghetto, where everyone around including most of her family were put on trains to Belzec to be gassed in the extermination camp. Rose and her mother escaped the ghetto the morning before they were supposed to appear in the square to be sent to Belz…

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Yom Ha'Shoa special episode in collaboration with the Mayor of Cote Saint-Luc, Mr. Mitchell Brownstein and survivor Mrs. Gyorgyi Nemes 35:48

2+ y ago35:48

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In this special episode I collaborated with Mayor Brownstein and we interviewed togther Mrs. Gyrogyi Nemes who was 16 years old when the Nazis invaded Hungary. This episode is also available with a video at this link: https://youtu.be/5Y8fLImS2DY

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When the Nazis occupied my hometown, I remember watching the destruction of my synagogue primarily by the local population - an interview with Jack Adler 22:15

2+ y ago22:15

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In this Episode I am talking to Jack Adler who was 10 years old when the Nazis occupied his home town in Poland and has vivid memories of what happened from their occupation until he was liberated by American soldiers while on the Dachau Death March.द्वारा Eliane Goldstein

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When I came to America after the war, Oh my God, what a good feeling it was. We were free people in the land of the free - the conclusion to a special mini series interviews with Ben Lesser - Part 4 out ... 54:37

2+ y ago54:37

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In this special mini series that will have 4 episodes, I am talking to Ben Lesser who survived 2 death trains, several Ghettos, 2 death marches, Auschwitz, Buchenwald, until he was liberated in Dachaua 5 years later. Ben has funded the Zachor foundation and has dedicated his time to Holocaust education. For more information about Zachor, check out …

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One of the death marches I was on lasted 7 weeks and I was a zombie - a special mini series interviews with Ben Lesser - Part 3 out of 4 44:45

2+ y ago44:45

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In this special mini series that will have 4 episodes, I am talking to Ben Lesser who survived 2 death trains, several Ghettos, 2 death marches, Auschwitz, Buchenwald, until he was liberated in Dachaua 5 years later. Ben has funded the Zachor foundation and has dedicated his time to Holocaust education. For more information about Zachor, check out …

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They made us dig wholes in a ditch to throw in the dead - a special mini series interviews with Ben Lesser - Part 2 out of 4 44:28

2+ y ago44:28

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In this special mini series that will have 4 episodes, I am talking to Ben Lesser who survived 2 death trains, several Ghettos, 2 death marches, Auschwitz, Buchenwald, until he was liberated in Dachaua 5 years later. Ben has funded the Zachor foundation and has dedicated his time to Holocaust education. For more information about Zachor, check out …

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We falsified documents and helped other than my family, 50 more families leave the Ghetto - a special mini series interviews with Ben Lesser - Part 1 out of 4 54:50

2+ y ago54:50

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In this special mini series that will have 4 episodes, I am talking to Ben Lesser who survived 2 death trains, several Ghettos, 2 death marches, Auschwitz, Buchenwald, until he was liberated in Dachaua 5 years later. Ben has funded the Zachor foundation and has dedicated his time to Holocaust education. For more information about Zachor, check out …

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When I was 6 years old I ran from the shootings and bullets in the synagogue - an interview with Rena Quint 27:31

3y ago27:31

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In this episode, I am talking to Rena who tells me how when she was about 7 years old, her mother and her two older brothers were deported and murdered. She had to pretend to be a 10 years old boy in order to survive with her father in the camp. When Rena's father was murdered, she was left alone. In the various camps she was interned she was adopt…

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My family was among the 5% of the Jewish Danish population that was arrested - an interview with Steen Metz 20:32

3y ago20:32

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Join me as I interview Steen who lived in Denmark during the war, where Jews made up only 0.2 percent of the country’s population and were well-integrated into Danish society at the time. Steen and his family were arrested and deported to Theresienstadt Concentration Camp, where he was separated from his parents. Tune in to hear his story.…

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I was subjected to Nazi medical experimentation - an interview with Sami Steigmann 43:03

3y ago43:03

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In this episode I am talking to Sami who was subjected to Nazi medical experimentation in his early years. Sami was also recently interviewed by Fox News about the statement that Whoopi Goldberg said that "Holocaust is not about race" for which ABC News suspended her for 2 weeks for her “wrong and hurtful comments about Jews and the Holocaust". Lin…

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A special episode for International Holocaust Remembrance Day - an interview with survivor Mr. Leslie Vertes and Mayor Mitchell Brownstein 30:48

3y ago30:48

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Join me for this special episode in honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, where I collaborated with the Mayor of my town, Mitchell Brownstein and interviewed Mr. Leslie Veretes. This interview was recorded on January 26, 2022 on Zoom (with video), was released on January 27, 2022 and is available to watch on YoutTube at: https://www.you…

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The kids I played with my whole life started to suddenly call me "a dirty little Jew" - an interview with Paul Schwarzbart 32:11

3y ago32:11

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In this episode I am talking to Paul who was born in Austria. When the war started his family escaped to Belgium where he was hid in a Catholic boarding school in Jamoigne, Belgium where only 2 people knew he was Jewish.

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I could not walk on the sidewalks or go to school because I was Jewish - an interview with Susanne (Sanne) Kalter DeWitt 46:19

3y ago46:19

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In this episode I am taking to Sanne Kalter DeWitt who tells me about her experiences in Germany during the Nazi regime before the war, during the the war as well as the anti-Semitism she experiences in the USA after the war. Tune in to her fascinating story.

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No one would buy anything from a Jew- an interview with Eva (née Gutmann) Perlman 43:49

3y ago43:49

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In this episode I am talking to Eva Perlman who tells me about her story in Germany and France during the war and how a "series of miracles", as she calls it, saved her. Tune in.

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I was very blessed to survive the war - an interview with Aviva Cohen 43:58

3y ago43:58

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In this episode I am talking to Aviva Cohen who tells me about all of her names, her time during the war and the 4 women who raised her and who she considered to be her mothers. Tune in to her fascinating story.

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2 young German soldiers let me escape out of a locked cellar- an interview with Leo Roos 31:12

3y ago31:12

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Join me in this episode as Leo Roos tells me about his survival story in the Netherlands and how one day 2 young and drunk German soldiers, open the locked cellar they were hiding in and let him and his parents escape. Tune in to listen to his story.

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I shot a Nazi soldier when I was 9 years old - an interview with Charles Heller 31:52

3y ago31:52

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In this episode I am talking to Charles Heller. Charles was a child of a mixed marriage. Raised a Roman Catholic, he was unaware of his Jewish roots, even after his father escaped to join the British army and fifteen members of his family disappeared. Before his Christian mother was taken away to a slave labor camp, she hid him on a farm to protect…

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I don't like to use the word Holocaust, I'd rather use the word Shoah - an interview with Esther Adler 48:48

3y ago48:48

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In this episode I am talking to Esther Adler who survived the war in Germany and witnessed Kristallnacht, that is the Night of Broken Glass. Kristallnacht was a pogrom against Jews carried out by the Nazi Party in Germany on 9–10 November 1938. Esther does not want to use the word Holocaust and she prefers using the word Shoah, find out her explana…

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In the ghetto time stood still: there was no heating, no food, no school, no washing facilities...there was nothing- an interview with Janos Cegledy 45:16

3y ago45:16

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In this episode, joining me from Tokyo Japan is Janos Cegledy who is a Holocaust survivor from Hungary and a world renowned pianist. He has been living in Japan for the past 30 years. He tells me about his story and war experience in Hungary. The over overcrowded conditions in the ghetto, the terrible sanitation conditions, the incredible stench...…

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I was not able to get into medicine in University because I was Jewish - an interview with George Berci 16:50

3y ago16:50

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Join me as I interview George Berci, who is 101.5 years old , an award winning surgeon who is retired but still an active part time researcher on liver disease at his clinic in Los Angels. He talks to me about his childhood in the war in Hungary. Because he was Jewish, he was not able to get in to any high school or later to get accepted to the fac…

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We treat survivors with kavod, honor, dignity and respect- an interview with John Pregulman and Amy Israel Pregulman from KAVOD 35:33

3y ago35:33

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In this episode I am taking to John and Amy, the co-funders of KAVOD. From their website: KAVOD is an American non-profit organization whose mission is to provide emergency aid to Holocaust Survivors in need so that they can live the remainder of their lives comfortably and with dignity. It has been estimated that there are 80,000 Survivors living …

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J’avais 10 ans et on avait tous peur d’aller à Auschwitz - une entrevue avec Rachel Krolik 52:49

3y ago52:49

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See English version of this same episode number 23b (English) in a separate release. Un premier: The Effect on Us en français!!! Pour cet épisode, j'ai voyagé de Montréal à Paris afin de rencontrer Rachel Krolik, la veuve de Joël Krolik. Joël était le cousin germain de ma grand-mère paternelle, un enfant caché pendant la 2e guerre mondiale. Rachel …

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My home country became a scary place and we fled for our lives- an interview with Thomas Hecht 19:13

3y ago19:13

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Join me in this episode as I speak to Thomas Hecht about his and his family's fleeing story to escape from Europe during World War 2, and survive. His country had become a very scary place with a lot of anti-Semitic attacks.

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What is Holocaust trauma? An interview with Psychologist and child survivor Judith Nemes Black 15:21

3y ago15:21

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Join me in this episode as I speak to the psychologist Judith Nemes Black, who was a toddler survivor herself. Together we explore if the effects the Holocaust had on next generations can be considered to be a trauma?

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My father's closest friend denounced him to the Nazis - an interview with Dida Berku and Nora Berku 46:49

3y ago46:49

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Join me in this episode as I first speak to Dida Berku about the story of her father Jack Yanku Berku and how his best friend denounced him to the Nazis who caught him. Then I spoke to Dida's mother Nora Berku who is 98 years old and she tells me more of her story.

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"Jews are not better than dogs, if you want to eat, eat like a dog" - an interview with Ted Bolgar 32:29

3y ago32:29

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In this episode I am talking to Ted who tells me about the few concentration camps he was taken to, the death march, and how the Germans treated Jews worse than they treated their dogs: "I wished that the Germans will treat me as well as they treated their dogs, but they never did".

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My mother gave me up to save my life - an interview with Eva Kuper 52:21

3y ago52:21

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In this episode I am talking to Eva Kuper who was a hidden child survivor of the Holocaust and tells us how 90% of the Jewish population in Poland were murdered during World War 2. Eva’s mother was deported to Treblinka where she was murdered alongside countless others, a fate that the infant Eva avoided because of the fortitude of her mother. How …

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The Nazis fed us twice a day hot water they called soup - an interview with Ilona Toth 9:10

3y ago9:10

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In this episode I am talking to Ilona Toth, who is 100 years old. Ilona tried to shield her 2 children their whole life from her story. While I met her, she was having a hard time hearing me, and her daughter Judith Toth helped translate the questions to Hungarian for her. But she was also having a hard time telling me her story, near her daughter,…

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There were hundreds of frozen dead bodies outside of the camp- an interview with Henry Ruttner 18:55

3+ y ago18:55

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In this episode I am talking to Henry and his daughter Shoshana Ruttner about his survival story when he was 14 years old, that includes the rising of antisemitism in Czechoslovakia before World War 2, his time at the camp and how he managed to escape from Auschwitz after a couple of years.

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Appreciate what you have - an interview with Dana Szeflan Bell 37:12

3+ y ago37:12

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In this episode I am talking to Dana about her survival story. Among other horrors, she was taken away by a refugee family who starved and humiliated her. She was restrained, abused and held against her will. She eventually broke free and managed to escape. She was placed in a Russian Orthodox orphanage and was reunited with her parents one year la…

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Do not HATE , hate is a poison, but NEVER FORGET and NEVER AGAIN - an interview with Johnny Jablon 42:52

3+ y ago42:52

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In this episode I am talking to Johnny, who during the Holocaust was a prisoner in several forced labour and concentration camps. He survived Auschwitz, where his family died in the gas chambers. He was chosen to go to the crematorium by Doctor Mengele, but was saved once by a Polish director of school and later on by the Polish underground in Ausc…

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I am a witness to history - an interview with Lisl (Liselotte) née Epstein Ivry 37:52

3+ y ago37:52

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In this episode, I am talking to Lisl who was always very proud to be Jewish and survived a few concentration camps, including Auschwitz-Birkenau. Today, she is 95 years old and asked that I not refer to her as a Holocaust survivor but rather call her a witness to history - such an interesting approach!…

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I was a courier and fed the orphans - an interview with Thomas (Tommy) Strasser 29:02

3+ y ago29:02

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In this episode, I am talking to Tommy who was an only child and survived the war alone. In the ghetto he worked on different tasks like carrying bodies and burying them. He also was able to act as a courier and get in and out of the ghetto to feed other hungry orphans, thanks to the Swiss consulate. When the war was over, he had to lie about his a…

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The Underground System - an interview with Dori Abbott 22:35

3+ y ago22:35

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In this episode I am talking to Dori, who as a child in the Netherlands, hid alone (without her family) in a system called "the underground", in different places, with people she did not know. How did she do it? What are the underground? Tune in to find out.

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