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louwish t1_j1dzkqr wrote
Reply to Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
I can’t imagine what this woman, and all of the others who suffered under the holocaust had to go through. I wonder have any survivors spoken out about the treatment of Palestinians in Israel? I always imagined survivors would be the first to speak up about the bulldozing of homes and forced evictions and other mistreatment, but I have only heard of academics criticizing Israel’s treatment of Palestinians.
likesleague t1_j1dxc83 wrote
Reply to comment by monos_muertos in Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
A pessimistic view is that the evil stuff people do to each other in wars and genocides and so on is repeated precisely because it's how to effectively achieve the most basic goal in such situations. Get power and use it.
JustVGames t1_j1dw9x4 wrote
Reply to Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
This is why nazi like ideology has to be fought tooth and nail, by any and all means necesarry.
Toast_Guard t1_j1dujjv wrote
Reply to comment by monos_muertos in Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
Lazy, defeatist mentality. You don't have to try to make the world a better place if you're already a quitter. You don't have to contribute to society if at the end of the day you disregard all forms of humanitarian efforts because "lol humans gonna human".
dltl t1_j1dt244 wrote
Reply to Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
Read her book recounting her experience during the Holocaust. The perspective from a female is even more horrific. Her book is amazingly well written and hard to put down. All But My Life by Gerda Weissman. I like it more than Night, Diary of Anne Frank and Maus, though they all have their place.
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Count3D t1_j1dmwfh wrote
Reply to Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
I met another survivor 17 years ago, a woman named Bronia Sonnenschein. Her story stuck with me... she survived meeting Josef Mengele, the Dresden firebombs and the death march. If she hadn't told us all this, I never would've guessed. Her disposition was so sunny and pleasant. Remarkably strong woman.
sambull t1_j1dmlf7 wrote
Reply to comment by infamous-spaceman in Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
Prosperity gospel on the other hand
Ambitously_anxious t1_j1dkwjq wrote
Reply to comment by Gibletbiggot in Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
Not long ago I read The Choice, autobiography by Edith Eger. She is also holocaust survivor. It's a horrible story yet full of hope, pain and survival.
MorkSal t1_j1dib75 wrote
Reply to comment by infamous-spaceman in Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
True, could be both.
viaJormungandr t1_j1dhxjb wrote
Reply to comment by WhereDaHinkieFlair in Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
They want to be the one wielding that kind of power. Putting them under the boot and trying to ground them down won’t suddenly make them feel bad for it happening to others, it will just vindicate their need to inflict pain on others and to have the power to do so with impunity.
The response is not “never again” it is “never again TO ME”.
TheDeadlySquid t1_j1dh9c2 wrote
Reply to Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
When I see documentaries like this it’s makes me so angry in this day and age when you have deniers and wannabe fascists.
pcurve t1_j1deywk wrote
Reply to Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
r.i.p. She passed away this spring.
pcurve t1_j1det6o wrote
Reply to comment by asday515 in Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
"those girls' toes broke off like twigs"... is how she described in the video. :(
BSB8728 t1_j1defq9 wrote
Reply to comment by ImplicitEmpiricism in Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
At the time of her rescue, she felt less than human, having been taught by the Nazis that Jews were vermin. She was emaciated and filthy and covered in lice when Kurt Klein held out his hand to help her into his Jeep, treating her like a lady. She thought she had to be honest with him, so she said, "I am a Jew."
He said, "So am I."
Peter_deT t1_j1dasgx wrote
Reply to comment by monos_muertos in Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
It took the Nazi a decade to build the institutions and the mind-set to carry out their program. It was deliberate and structured - even if it started on existing foundations. And while brutality is common (although not as common as the news would have us think), this form and scale are very rare. It can be avoided.
Fuckredditadmins117 t1_j1d7kia wrote
Reply to comment by Gibletbiggot in Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
Stone age emotions, medieval beliefs and God-like technology many people can reach. That is a combination which will kill millions.
infamous-spaceman t1_j1d6pgl wrote
Reply to comment by MorkSal in Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
Being bipolar doesn't turn you into a Nazi though. He is going through a mental health crisis, but also he's a bigoted asshole.
pastdense t1_j1d4opq wrote
Reply to comment by nicholus_h2 in Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
okay treatment then, lol
MorkSal t1_j1d2cew wrote
Reply to comment by WhereDaHinkieFlair in Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
Everyone is harping on him but it seems pretty clear to me that he's having a mental health crisis.
Instead of getting help, or being forced to get help, he's being allowed in the spotlight, and everyone is lapping it up.
thoughtlow t1_j1d29pv wrote
Reply to comment by Gibletbiggot in Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
Gibletbiggot t1_j1d0mxg wrote
Reply to comment by monos_muertos in Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
I know. We are just hairless apes. Our society has evolved rapidly but our minds are still almost exactly the same as they were in the bronze age. Brutality is part of us like anything else. I just hope we can make it less and less hearing these stories.
shawn_overlord t1_j1d05cb wrote
Reply to comment by AClassyTurtle in Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
well i guess the proper correction is to remove the word only and reword some things so it makes sense
monos_muertos t1_j1cyczk wrote
Reply to comment by Gibletbiggot in Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
Repeat is inevitable. Humans gonna human.
bad_card t1_j1e2oeh wrote
Reply to Gerda Weissman Klein was one of only 120 survivors of a 350 mile Death March during the Holocaust; it began with over 4,000 people. In this clip she tells of the last time she ever saw her father, and credits her survival to the intuitive last words he spoke to her. by asday515
And here in America, there are people that fly the Nazi flag. The depravities of humanity knows no limits. So sad.