Her outlook on life is just astounding. She exudes positivity, despite the horrors she went through. She still has a smile on her face and resents no one. She is truly and angel.
And she is mostly right about that. I say mostly because there are still bad things that can happen to you during your life or bad people you might meet during your life that can change you as a person even if you had good childhood and caring parents. Everything depends so much about the people around you and what kind of life you have experienced well beyond childhood and ofc if you have poor education and I mean that as poor elementary school level education that leaves you without the ability of critical thinking, then you might be more easily lead to believe in things that someone who wants to use you wants you to believe. So yes she has the right idea but there are so many things that can throw a person into darkness and out of balance to do terrible things even after you have lived your childhood. So thats why everyone needs good people around them throughout the life
@@amcname8789 Beginning in January, 1918 a certain Corporal Adolph Hitler served in WWI under a Jewish officer named Hugo Gutmann. That's right, a Jew. Gutmann was impressed with that Corporal and in turn, he certainly must not have objected to serving under Gutmann, because he volunteered for dangerous mission after dangerous mission. Gutmann recommended that Corporal to receive the Iron Cross for Bravery, which was unheard of for someone of that low rank. Hitler proudly wore that medal for the rest of his life. Sorry, but Hitler's complete hatred of Jews did NOT originate in his childhood. Something happened AFTER 1918 (after Gutmann) to cause that. You can scoff at that idea, if you so choose, but you are left with the fact that Corporal Hitler was quite content with serving under a Jewish commanding officer in WWI. He even wrote in Mein Kampf that 1914 thru 1918 were the "happiest years of his life". I believe that the 'something' that caused his intense hatred of Jews may have been the Spartacist Revolt (October 1918 thru January 1919). If true, it would also explain his obsession with invading the Soviet Union. In any event, his childhood experiences did not cause his hatred of Jews. A final footnote: Hugo Gutmann was arrested by the SS in 1938. When they found out who he was, they released him and advised him to leave Germany, which he did. His life is another story.
She’s part of a generation that was filled with resilience . She is strong in spirit and gifted to put her trauma into perspective an element for healing and survival. Wishing her happiness and joy .
“i hope people learn from this and it’s not repeated” i’m sorry girl, the same type of killing because of beliefs thing is happening right now in china :(
Not just china. When populations project their own insecurities and selfishness as acceptable, they let the government sanction organised murderous behaviour, and of in Germany it not only become government sanctioned but government organised
Something is wrong here she didn´t went specifically to Auschwitz because that concentration camp was too small to have so many jews or maybe no it´s better to see you at slavery i won´t tell anything
@Jack Meyhoffer That’s because after some people go through a horrific experience and make it out alive, they have a better appreciation of life and things they took for granted prior. That’s not to say there isn’t trauma. Cause I’m pretty sure there was, she probably had to find ways to cope with it. A positive attitude is probably one of those ways!
" Rich cultural, intellectual environment in concentration camps " This lady is epitome of grace, optimism, endurance and best human virtues. God bless you mam
I admire you. You are extremely understanding and most importantly, brave. Please continue to speak on this subject, our world should never forget. 💜❤️
This lady is someone to be admired because it takes an enormous amount of strength and courage to be treated the way she was and come out the other side stronger
The way she tells her story and describes her experiences so vividly still. When you listen to her you know this is someone from whom you can learn things you'll not be able to learn from anywhere else.
I wish this interview would have been more extensive. What a lovely lady. Powerful words. The Nazis took everything from her body, but they couldn't take her soul, her dignity. God bless her and her families.
The first survivor I hear speaking in such a positive manner. Almost forgiving towards the ones who harmed her and her family. This is very uplifting !
I don’t cry a lot but these stories touch me in ways i didn’t know I could be touched . I just wanna hug her you can see she still has a very vibrant heart and beautiful soul, I’m so glad I get to even hear her speak honestly grateful ☹️❤️
@TheXxx131000 I'm sorry what??? My grampa had to flee Poland in 1937 before WWII started with his parents and sister and the rest of my family died. American Nazis flooded the streets of New York and my grampa had to hide during his young childhood. The fact that you deny such a tragedy happened sickens me. You should be very ashamed of yourself
I visited my brother in Germany and that was one of the places we toured. I cannot describe the feeling of when you step on that ground. What a truly amazing women so sorry for what you went through!! Maybe it was just me but I could feel the pain and horror from that place!! We also toured Dacchau and the same feeling of remorse...
I went to Berlin and visited the monument to every victim of a camp. Every foot high of cement, going up in a stair step accounted for one person. It's several city blocks square. Very much the same feeling, not having any one word or statement to describe the feeling emulated... But it is an experience I wouldn't trade for the world. Especially since my gramps, his brother's and two of my grandma's brothers all fought in WW2. I felt very connected.
To those asking "where is her tattoo?": At 1:03 look very closely at her left forearm. You can see the start of a tattoo of numbers. Her sleeve is covering the rest of it.
im happy you survived, and I'm very sorry for all those people who haven't. May they rest in peace. It was horrible - I can't even begin to imagine what you felt. You're a strong brave woman, and I admire that. thank you for sharing this not everyone is comfortable with it.
God bless you my grandfather served as a medic he passed about two years ago he was from El Paso Tx I took care of him his last years then handed him over to my mother your story is in my heart ❤️
"They didn't succeed in making me a victim" I wish this was the reality of everyone who faced past horrors like the genocide. Feeling like a victim your entire life prevents you from completely moving on. You sometimes wonder if you are indeed not lesser than. I am genuinely happy that she managed to escape such a damaging mentality.
What a wonderful interview it has to be very hard for these people to try to remember what happened to them. What still amazes me is that the world did not seem to know or care what was going on and not the other citizens of Germany refuse to believe what was happening.
I remember watching this in primary school.. thanks for sharing your story Lydia. Thanks for being strong enough to share this. May this never be forgotten
I have listened to many survivors and as much as their story broke my heart and made me question a lot of things about humanity, this woman, for some reason, gave me hope. She gave me courage.
My blessings to her and every one who went through this horror. From the bottom of my heart: I hope any of you, here and there, find the peace and love you deserve😔
You are an inspiration for me to remember how significant it is to treat children well. I suppose this is because I was treated well as a child. Now imagining that there likely will always be children who aren't treated well due to the fact there are adults raising children who weren't treated well as children and so the cycle goes on. Your understanding of others bad behaviors has made me happy to know you, hear your truth. Thank you for sharing yourself with us/me.
I am inspired by this beautiful woman. My goodness what a beautiful soul. She has gone through what us in 2021 cannot even imagine and she is still a loving/caring/kind human.
You are a truly beautiful lady with so much dignity and strength it is a privilege to be able to listen to your story. You are a brave and inspirational woman a survivor who could not be broken "They could not take your soul" Your words sum up the truth and the sheer strength of your heart I respect you so much more than it is possible to say Thank you so much xx
The defense condition she's referring to, where a person hears about something something so awful that they just flat out deny it is called cognitive dissonance. I actually experienced this when I was first told about the Holocaust in detail as a kid.
Lydia Tischler is 93 years old and teaches on a four-year University College London child and adolescent psychotherapy doctorate programme. As of January 27, 2023, she won The Times/Sternberg Active Life award for her work in therapy.
she looks like my grandmother, which breaks my heart because my grandmother was so fortunate to be born in Canada, because this would have most likely been her fate too.
I've never seen this woman before in my life, but after watching this 9 minute video I can say that we need more people like her and i love her with all my heart!
The word Nazi is banded around so much these days in the west that it actually insults the likes of this extraordinary woman. I cannot begin to imagine the horror she saw and endured but the way she comes across is unbelievable! No one would ever guess what she lived through.....😣❤️🙏🏼✨
" All of us have the capacity to be sadistic and horrible to others but we managed to not do it, but the potential for destructiveness is in all of us. " chills down my spine... That was common knowledge but she worded it so well. And, even after all that she went through and saw, her last sentence was an understanding on her part of how her oppressors turned out to be, was maybe not entirely their fault. Don't know if I could ever be like that, in her shoes so...hats off to her.👏
I have a photo of my grandmother and 7 of her friends in Poland, 1940. They're wearing Star of David armbands, but smiling. Of those 8 young girls, only two survived.
What a lovely, lovely Lady. She spoke so well and dignified about this horrific event in her life. She spoke from a heart that was not filled with hate , even though she had every right to hold so much of it after what she had been forced to go through. Thank you Mam.
What a beautiful, inspiring woman you are. Your inner strength shines. God Bless you Beautiful Lady. We must never forget and we must never let this ever happen again. Xx
👋i hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness prosperity love and peace 💞❤️🕊️🕊️ all over the world 🙏🌍 I'm originally from Canada currently living in California ☀️☀️☀️and you where are you from if i may ask?
These stories make me so sad it hurts my heart and I wasn’t even alive when this was going on. I can’t imagine the fear the people went through. god Bless them all. god bless their souls and may they live in Paradise up in heaven.
She is truly inspiring. To go through what she went through & carry no hate in her heart. What a lady, what a soul… there was no way they were taking that from her.
There is a deep desire by many to make sure people don't forget this ghastly chapter of History. One mistake they make, especially with the young, is not giving them a sense of time the young usually don't have. In school, the wartime footage with all its attendant limitations was so poor (and black and white), it seemed insanely old. Happily, modern technology has cleaned-up a lot of this and, "World at War" has never looked better. However, if I was teaching a class on this subject, the first thing I would show the class would be clips of The Wizard of Oz. It is clean, bright, colorful, and made about the time Hitler moved on Poland. It would make the creaky footage of the war that would follow much more immediate. This is only one strategy, but the young don't have a perspective of time until later in life...which means you have to find creative ways of introducing them to the concept: "This isn't as ancient as you think it is!"
@Alice Rabbit+ You're still not on the right page. My point was a person's perception of time changes as they grow. Scratchy old WWII footage by its nature alone tends to distance the student from the material. So, for the kid you are teaching, it's likely he or she will respond more immediately to color; (The Wizard of Oz.)
The most horrible thing anyone could imagine! So glad you survived! I lost my mother to cancer and the grief as her caregiver was terrible! I don’t know how you kept your mind!
One thing I like the most in this world is seeing people from different countries treat each other like a sibling. I'm so sorry for what she had to live but I feel pretty happy, because she is strong and has a beautiful soul and now, being elder she's very wise. 😊
I love how she says she not a victim she a survivor and they couldn’t take her soul. Beautiful strong lady survivor
@@awesomeone2979 wanker
Yes Tania it is well said.
God bless
@@awesomeone2979 I care about everyone Opinion. So no
@@awesomeone2979 to bad they dont like you...
Her outlook on life is just astounding. She exudes positivity, despite the horrors she went through. She still has a smile on her face and resents no one. She is truly and angel.
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Indeed
She radiates goodness. They did not break her spirit.
just another liar.
“Oy vey! They turned us all into shampoo and coffee tables for no reason!”
Kanye knows what’s up.
@@AbirTarafdar jojolqlamnjiu I am very unimpressive phuhb bu jkojpolchocqcenin
"If you are treated well as a child, you can't become a Hitler", that hit hard. What a strong, humble and forgiving lady.
And she is mostly right about that. I say mostly because there are still bad things that can happen to you during your life or bad people you might meet during your life that can change you as a person even if you had good childhood and caring parents. Everything depends so much about the people around you and what kind of life you have experienced well beyond childhood and ofc if you have poor education and I mean that as poor elementary school level education that leaves you without the ability of critical thinking, then you might be more easily lead to believe in things that someone who wants to use you wants you to believe.
So yes she has the right idea but there are so many things that can throw a person into darkness and out of balance to do terrible things even after you have lived your childhood. So thats why everyone needs good people around them throughout the life
"If you are treated well as a child, you can't become a Hitler"
No, that is incorrect.
@@stevelangstroth5833 I wish you luck in proving her wrong, no matter how unsuccessful you are.
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Beginning in January, 1918 a certain Corporal Adolph Hitler served in WWI under a Jewish officer named Hugo Gutmann. That's right, a Jew. Gutmann was impressed with that Corporal and in turn, he certainly must not have objected to serving under Gutmann, because he volunteered for dangerous mission after dangerous mission. Gutmann recommended that Corporal to receive the Iron Cross for Bravery, which was unheard of for someone of that low rank. Hitler proudly wore that medal for the rest of his life. Sorry, but Hitler's complete hatred of Jews did NOT originate in his childhood. Something happened AFTER 1918 (after Gutmann) to cause that. You can scoff at that idea, if you so choose, but you are left with the fact that Corporal Hitler was quite content with serving under a Jewish commanding officer in WWI. He even wrote in Mein Kampf that 1914 thru 1918 were the "happiest years of his life". I believe that the 'something' that caused his intense hatred of Jews may have been the Spartacist Revolt (October 1918 thru January 1919). If true, it would also explain his obsession with invading the Soviet Union. In any event, his childhood experiences did not cause his hatred of Jews.
A final footnote: Hugo Gutmann was arrested by the SS in 1938. When they found out who he was, they released him and advised him to leave Germany, which he did. His life is another story.
@@stevelangstroth5833 tell me you haven't read about what Hitler's childhood was like without telling me bro
Beautiful lady.. big respect to you . You are hero..
MVP u can visit some at the camps and there’s pictures
MVP gassed victims got cremated
Vlad Vlad shut up mate
@Vlad Vlad Not every prisoner got tatto because Germans didnt have that many ink for all of them
@Vlad Vlad Obviously not every prisoner got tattoos. Common sense.
“THEY COULDN’T TAKE AWAY MY SOUL”❤️💖💜🕊✨🙏
you don't even know this girl tho--
@Vlad Vlad oh, so you're one of those people
Vlad Vlad shut up.
@Vlad Vlad Dude, are you serious?!
No doubt
she's a kind, forgiving person which enables her to be at peace
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She’s part of a generation that was filled with resilience . She is strong in spirit and gifted to put her trauma into perspective an element for healing and survival. Wishing her happiness and joy .
She is so strong I love how she says she doesn’t feel like a victim ,but a survivor. she is such a powerful lady!
I agree! It’s so horrific what she and many others in her position went through during ww2.
“i hope people learn from this and it’s not repeated” i’m sorry girl, the same type of killing because of beliefs thing is happening right now in china :(
Exactly. It's too sad that some people never learn. This is happening in China and the world is silent like it was back then.
Not just china. When populations project their own insecurities and selfishness as acceptable, they let the government sanction organised murderous behaviour, and of in Germany it not only become government sanctioned but government organised
And Israel too!
north korea
And in America
What a wonderful, articulate, and amazing lady. Despite all she experienced, she still has a positive attitude.
Something is wrong here she didn´t went specifically to Auschwitz because that concentration camp was too small to have so many jews or maybe no it´s better to see you at slavery i won´t tell anything
@@Julio19917 No idea as to what you are babbling about.
Yes, she could be mad but she is very nice and charming lady
@Jack Meyhoffer
That’s because after some people go through a horrific experience and make it out alive, they have a better appreciation of life and things they took for granted prior. That’s not to say there isn’t trauma. Cause I’m pretty sure there was, she probably had to find ways to cope with it. A positive attitude is probably one of those ways!
Lydia is such an amazing woman. Her attitude towards what she went through is exemplary. There’s such a light about her. God bless her.
What an incredibly wise woman, and a gift to be able to have her story preserved here on video.
Lol
" Rich cultural, intellectual environment in concentration camps " This lady is epitome of grace, optimism, endurance and best human virtues. God bless you mam
Amen! 🙏🤲
I admire you. You are extremely understanding and most importantly, brave. Please continue to speak on this subject, our world should never forget. 💜❤️
Chris Duane Jesus and the apostles were all Jews. His mother Mary was a Jew. Your misguided hate is repulsive
Linda Costa Jesus was a Jew a white Jew he wasn’t today’s and yesterday’s average Jew
Axel G he was olive skinned
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I am sure I am not the only person who would have loved to just give this lady one big, long hug...
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If she died I won't have a grandmother or a mum
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Nope!! I was just imagining that! Me having a nice conversation w her.
This lady is someone to be admired because it takes an enormous amount of strength and courage to be treated the way she was and come out the other side stronger
ztiwhcsuA hturT Tell eh gramm chann el.
She still has a light easy going personality even after having been through that. Amazing woman.
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@@Willy_Tepes shame on you
@@mejimiky Truth hurts, huh?
She is lying
The way she tells her story and describes her experiences so vividly still. When you listen to her you know this is someone from whom you can learn things you'll not be able to learn from anywhere else.
I wish this interview would have been more extensive. What a lovely lady. Powerful words. The Nazis took everything from her body, but they couldn't take her soul, her dignity. God bless her and her families.
I still can’t believe she went through all that and survived
@@levinoseberg4284 you don't believe her story?
@@levinoseberg4284 find life please
@@levinoseberg4284 no one loves you. Loser with low self esteem.
did she?
SunSky Evidence?
The first survivor I hear speaking in such a positive manner. Almost forgiving towards the ones who harmed her and her family. This is very uplifting !
Her positivity is outstanding, what she went through nobody could imagine, so well spoken and empathetic💓
She is so calm and graceful. I can see she is a good soul.
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Please speak English 🙏
This woman is so strong and beautiful! I’m so proud of her!
@deal with it Im sorry, but what is your problem?
@@diamondsoul8871 Shalom🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🤣🤣
What a wonderful woman, the way she takes it, explains it. Couldn't away my soul!!!
I don’t cry a lot but these stories touch me in ways i didn’t know I could be touched . I just wanna hug her you can see she still has a very vibrant heart and beautiful soul, I’m so glad I get to even hear her speak honestly grateful ☹️❤️
TheXxx131000 i- okay youtube user “TheXxx131000”
TheXxx131000 What are you talking about?
@TheXxx131000 why do you think it's fake
@TheXxx131000 I'm sorry what??? My grampa had to flee Poland in 1937 before WWII started with his parents and sister and the rest of my family died. American Nazis flooded the streets of New York and my grampa had to hide during his young childhood. The fact that you deny such a tragedy happened sickens me. You should be very ashamed of yourself
@TheXxx131000 Gimme some of that crack you're smoking
I visited my brother in Germany and that was one of the places we toured. I cannot describe the feeling of when you step on that ground. What a truly amazing women so sorry for what you went through!! Maybe it was just me but I could feel the pain and horror from that place!! We also toured Dacchau and the same feeling of remorse...
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I went to Berlin and visited the monument to every victim of a camp. Every foot high of cement, going up in a stair step accounted for one person. It's several city blocks square.
Very much the same feeling, not having any one word or statement to describe the feeling emulated... But it is an experience I wouldn't trade for the world. Especially since my gramps, his brother's and two of my grandma's brothers all fought in WW2. I felt very connected.
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Isn’t Auschwitz in Poland?
@@dustinryan1336 yes...
To those asking "where is her tattoo?": At 1:03 look very closely at her left forearm. You can see the start of a tattoo of numbers. Her sleeve is covering the rest of it.
I don't think it is. I think it is usually on your inner arm.
@@carisahoch7502 She was little girl when she got it, it most likely faded.
@@Account-jn7xu Well he cowered out & deleted his profile 😆
When I listen to these stories I wonder how I would do in these situations. She is a very strong lady. God bless you.
Perfect example of a great human being.
Does anybody know if she is still alive? This was from 2017, she probably is not anymore...
@@radomira5645 she's still alive, with 93 years
the definition of a gorgeous queen. rest in peace to all of the gorgeous angels that died from this terrible massacre
Beautiful lady, beautiful soul. She made peace with all that happened, you can see love as peace in her eyes
@We will Overcome Shut up! Are you a nazi?
@@Mark-tt1kc ok, I genuinely want to know what that asshole said. All his comments are deleted
@White Witch3 because they’re incredibly racist? I still want to know exactly what he said
@@Mark-tt1kc did they say soemthing..?
*Speachless*
*Comment if you would love to hug her one day!* (I'm not a like craven)
@@agustinsegovia2473 bro wtf. No one wanted to hear your opinion on that. Wdym ?what is she lying about?
@@agustinsegovia2473 child of Satan? Shut up Agustin
@@agustinsegovia2473 your disgusting 🤢
Luke Long dude, get yourself to a psychologist.
I wanna hug her too 💜💖😭
What a life giving phrase...they could take everything physically from me but not my soul of who and what I am. Thank you for sharing.
I love when she said they couldn't take her soul or her integrity...she has such strength...God bless you mam...I'm sorry you had to experience that.
What an incredible lady. Such a resilient and wonderful spirit, so full of wisdom. Hard to imagine the horrors she endured.
im happy you survived, and I'm very sorry for all those people who haven't. May they rest in peace. It was horrible - I can't even begin to imagine what you felt.
You're a strong brave woman, and I admire that.
thank you for sharing this
not everyone is comfortable with it.
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@@whowasjosephgburglookitup8135 ?
What an amazing, beautiful woman. To go through so much and still be gracious in talking about a horror in her life.
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God bless you my grandfather served as a medic he passed about two years ago he was from El Paso Tx I took care of him his last years then handed him over to my mother your story is in my heart ❤️
What a strong willed and wonderful woman she is. Such positivity even after having faced such unthinkable ordeal in life.God bless you 💐
"They didn't succeed in making me a victim"
I wish this was the reality of everyone who faced past horrors like the genocide. Feeling like a victim your entire life prevents you from completely moving on. You sometimes wonder if you are indeed not lesser than.
I am genuinely happy that she managed to escape such a damaging mentality.
She's around, the Nazis are not.
Such a Remarkable Lady. Also, very Modest and Intelligent. Huge Respect too You. Many thanks and Kind regards Colyn.
What a wonderful interview it has to be very hard for these people to try to remember what happened to them. What still amazes me is that the world did not seem to know or care what was going on and not the other citizens of Germany refuse to believe what was happening.
Such a beautiful and wise lady. I feel so humbled and grateful, to be able to hear her story.
Incredible that she is so sweet after suffering all that.
2021 who's here?
Watch holohoax ho@x survivors tell the truth archive .org
2024, and I am here.
What a beautiful woman , may she inspire the world 🌍
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she inspires to world to make up stories like she does
@@valcs-dreamscollector3258 it was a Pity that the NAZIS got spared.
I try to imagine my loved ones being separated only to know there fate it makes heart ache 💔 💔
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I remember watching this in primary school.. thanks for sharing your story Lydia. Thanks for being strong enough to share this. May this never be forgotten
What a beautiful, powerful woman Lydia is! She embodies everything good about human nature against horrifying odds. Thank you!
I have listened to many survivors and as much as their story broke my heart and made me question a lot of things about humanity, this woman, for some reason, gave me hope. She gave me courage.
Did your little heart break when they butchered Palestinians ?
My blessings to her and every one who went through this horror. From the bottom of my heart: I hope any of you, here and there, find the peace and love you deserve😔
You are an inspiration for me to remember how significant it is to treat children well. I suppose this is because I was treated well as a child. Now imagining that there likely will always be children who aren't treated well due to the fact there are adults raising children who weren't treated well as children and so the cycle goes on. Your understanding of others bad behaviors has made me happy to know you, hear your truth. Thank you for sharing yourself with us/me.
I grieve again to hear her recounting but am so grateful that she tells the world of her experiences. ❤
Out of this absolutely horrific situation...a true hero survived. Hugs n utmost respect for you. 💙
I am inspired by this beautiful woman. My goodness what a beautiful soul. She has gone through what us in 2021 cannot even imagine and she is still a loving/caring/kind human.
You are a truly beautiful lady with so much dignity and strength it is a privilege to be able to listen to your story. You are a brave and inspirational woman a survivor who could not be broken
"They could not take your soul"
Your words sum up the truth and the sheer strength of your heart
I respect you so much more than it is possible to say
Thank you so much xx
What a wonderful lady.....thank you for your story
What a wonderful understanding woman! Kindness shows all over her face!
Wow what a strong woman. Thank you for sharing her story, this is probably one of the most positives I have seen.
The survivors are so strong. Lydia is inspiring to all.
Are Palestinians inspiring or your fidelity only remains with European tears
The defense condition she's referring to, where a person hears about something something so awful that they just flat out deny it is called cognitive dissonance.
I actually experienced this when I was first told about the Holocaust in detail as a kid.
i’m so sorry you had to go through this. you are so strong and inspirational ❤️
What an incredible lady. Nobody must ever treat people this way again.
The person in this video is lying.
Such a strong wise beautiful woman; I love when she said, "I'm a survivor, not a victim." That is an important life lesson.
What a beautiful lady. I could listen to her all day. So glad she survived and also very sorry for everyone who did not 😔♥️
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Man atleast people dont make dumb jokes here
Are you blind 😂
Doug Provenzano stfu
@@air2091 Wanna tell me what your problem is??
Doug Provenzano your literally making hate crimes
@@air2091 WHAT!? HOW do you figure that??
You my sweet lady are one of the best human being ever exist, god may keep you safe and bless.
Lydia Tischler is 93 years old and teaches on a four-year University College London child and adolescent psychotherapy doctorate programme. As of January 27, 2023, she won The Times/Sternberg Active Life award for her work in therapy.
Thank you for sharing. This is so heartbreaking.😪💔
“You could smell the fear”. Powerful
as david I pointed out it is amazing that "doctor" mengele was always there to greet these survivors. what are the chances?
evil never sleeps...apparently
she looks like my grandmother, which breaks my heart because my grandmother was so fortunate to be born in Canada, because this would have most likely been her fate too.
I've never seen this woman before in my life, but after watching this 9 minute video I can say that we need more people like her and i love her with all my heart!
Wow this woman is very wise. I'm glad she's here
My heart feels the pain for her and others. Such a terrible tragedy.
So much respect for this wonderful LADY.
The word Nazi is banded around so much these days in the west that it actually insults the likes of this extraordinary woman.
I cannot begin to imagine the horror she saw and endured but the way she comes across is unbelievable! No one would ever guess what she lived through.....😣❤️🙏🏼✨
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What a wonderful , humble lady. She merits the greatest respect.
Thank you for doing this video
God bless her the horrors this poor, brave lady must've witnessed. But they couldn't take her soul ❤
Huge respect to this lady.
You're so brave.
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Bring born in Czech Republic and visiting Terezín I have nothing but admiration for how she coped with everything.
I cant stop crying tha k you for this interview
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Her heart is huge ❤
" All of us have the capacity to be sadistic and horrible to others but we managed to not do it, but the potential for destructiveness is in all of us. "
chills down my spine...
That was common knowledge but she worded it so well. And, even after all that she went through and saw, her last sentence was an understanding on her part of how her oppressors turned out to be, was maybe not entirely their fault. Don't know if I could ever be like that, in her shoes so...hats off to her.👏
38 kids in class
6 survived
32 died
Jesus Christ.
I have a photo of my grandmother and 7 of her friends in Poland, 1940. They're wearing Star of David armbands, but smiling. Of those 8 young girls, only two survived.
What a lovely, lovely Lady. She spoke so well and dignified about this horrific event in her life. She spoke from a heart that was not filled with hate , even though she had every right to hold so much of it after what she had been forced to go through. Thank you Mam.
Yea yea only to create children that created a calamity worse than the holocaust in Palestine
Yea yea only to create children that created a calamity worse than the holocaust in Palestine
What a beautiful, inspiring woman you are. Your inner strength shines. God Bless you Beautiful Lady.
We must never forget and we must never let this ever happen again.
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Thank you for sharing your powerful story. I am always amazed and inspired by the strength of survivors. 💕
👋i hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness prosperity love and peace 💞❤️🕊️🕊️ all over the world 🙏🌍
I'm originally from Canada currently living in California ☀️☀️☀️and you where are you from if i may ask?
Good for you that you survived this horror and lived your life not as a victim but as a survivor.
Now as an aggressor as they cheer lead the genocide of Gazans
These stories make me so sad it hurts my heart and I wasn’t even alive when this was going on. I can’t imagine the fear the people went through. god Bless them all. god bless their souls and may they live in Paradise up in heaven.
She is truly inspiring. To go through what she went through & carry no hate in her heart. What a lady, what a soul… there was no way they were taking that from her.
There is a deep desire by many to make sure people don't forget this ghastly chapter of History. One mistake they make, especially with the young, is not giving them a sense of time the young usually don't have. In school, the wartime footage with all its attendant limitations was so poor (and black and white), it seemed insanely old. Happily, modern technology has cleaned-up a lot of this and, "World at War" has never looked better.
However, if I was teaching a class on this subject, the first thing I would show the class would be clips of The Wizard of Oz. It is clean, bright, colorful, and made about the time Hitler moved on Poland. It would make the creaky footage of the war that would follow much more immediate.
This is only one strategy, but the young don't have a perspective of time until later in life...which means you have to find creative ways of introducing them to the concept: "This isn't as ancient as you think it is!"
@Alice Rabbit What in heaven's name was "religious" in anything I said??
@Alice Rabbit+ You're still not on the right page. My point was a person's perception of time changes as they grow. Scratchy old WWII footage by its nature alone tends to distance the student from the material. So, for the kid you are teaching, it's likely he or she will respond more immediately to color; (The Wizard of Oz.)
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The most horrible thing anyone could imagine! So glad you survived! I lost my mother to cancer and the grief as her caregiver was terrible! I don’t know how you kept your mind!
i love how she’s so strong and hopeful she’s amazing i’m sorry she or any jews had to go through that at all
Lydia is beautiful and so strong. I hope she knows how inspired by her we all are.
One thing I like the most in this world is seeing people from different countries treat each other like a sibling. I'm so sorry for what she had to live but I feel pretty happy, because she is strong and has a beautiful soul and now, being elder she's very wise. 😊
“It was real in my mind”