What a wonderful lady with a great sense of humour and so courageous. Her story is so tragic, so many of her family killed . The poor little niece, what a horrific death.
As a Sinti-person myself. I am very glad that too see that her testimony was recorded. Not many Sinti survived the Holocaust only 10% survived, thats why more Roma do exist. It's such an important Message that she gives to the audience 🙏
It breaks my heart to see some people who deny holocaust 😢, never forgotten . I am so proud of you beautiful woman. You are a survivor! Thank you for sharing your testimony
@@Eatmeat424Yeah that’s fine but it depends on the person. Some people don’t mind being called whatever the slur is but a lot of people do and it would still be considered a derogatory word like the word Eskimo. Say what you want to say though if no one is taking offence to it then you’re alright, I was just mentioning in case you didn’t have a clue but you do since you’re watching things about them.
I wish more Roma people spoke about their holocaust experience All this time I thought it was only Jewish people in the holocaust This woman was so kind and sweet, so sad she experienced such horror. What people don’t understand is that she as a child experienced all this death and torture around her. It must have left trauma on her . No one is completely normal after experiencing horror around them. So sad about her niece. Also sad she lost contact with her family in Europe . Her story needs to be shared. Rest In Peace angel It was also nice to hear that some Germans were kind to her.
I think one has to remember these are memories of a very young girl. What she recals was true to her,her experience will be different to those who were slightly more developed at the time. She is so gentle and she thanked God for every little kindness she encountered along the way through this horror. I have so much respect for her and her spirit being so strong. Thank you for making those testimonies available to audience around the world.
Thank you for releasing this interview. In school I was taught so much history of the Holocaust from only a Jewish perspective. I knew other people groups were persecuted similarly but to actually hear the first hand experience is haunting. I’m very thankful to have these accounts to learn from. Specifically to Lina I am in awe of her composure and her ability to still be thankful after having so much taken from her. May she rest in peace.
When she said her red butterfly 🦋 earrings were meant to go all the way down her family , it made me so upset & when she said they all became a family & tryed to help each other 😿. Oh my it’s all so horrible 😢
Although she said she didn’t have a lot of education, Lina Jackson gave a very good interview. Very engaging. I, too, am sorry that she went through a harrowing situation at the concentration camps.
As someone who is from the GTR community, I wish more of the experiences of our people could be shared, because many,many,many of our people who came before us were killed, and it tends to be forgotten about in history x
So sad she experienced the horror of the Holocaust camps, what monsters. What a sweet lady. She has a beautiful family. I'm glad she had a happy life with her family. Her children and husband and family was blessed to have her. God Bless her.
I know folks talk about her education and memory. But look at football players or athletes who did contact sports who were highly educated with sharp memories and reaction times. After their careers were over, it got duller and for most it turned bad as the years went on with exceptions. These athletes were trained to be hit. Or folks who suffered physical trauma. Its tough talk to talk much less to recall what happened. This poor lady went through camps and physical abuse. I don’t see how anybody come back and recall this stuff. This to me is a pretty realistic portrayal of Holocaust survivor.
God bless all these people, children babies that had to go through this beyond of what a person can imagine. A beautiful lady. Think how hard it would be to remember all that....be kind....❤
@@AllysonMorgan-ji5gp Oh!! I am so glad she had you. I really admired and liked your grandmother. She was lovely and so many other good things. Thanks for replying.
It is humbling to hear this story. Besides the murders, physical, and psychological acts on the people in the camps, it is difficult to fully comprehend how the total disruption of their daily lives 1:19:26 was abruptly and dramatically changed in just a short moment of time. And to think there are still people in power within the world who continue treating others or who would like to oppress men, women, and children this way. This is a strong lady.
I find the stories of those persecuted to be very brave & extremely interesting. I could listen to music or politics, while I work, but many times I listen to these heroes. I like TRUE stories & my father was in WW2 for 5 years so.
Im surprise to hear that she doesnt keep in contact with her surviving siblings and father… After all they had been through?…one would think they would want to stay close ?
She was starved as a young, growing child, beaten (head injury?) and probably has PTSD, especially when trying to recall traumatic events, I am sure it is difficult, especially when these things occur when you are a child and your brain is not fully developed, to instantly access these memories.
Jup. I am the descendant of roma holocaust survivors from all sides,and they all have dissociation that even the young people in the family have based on generational trauma
I recently found out I have roma dna and one side of my family is called stainbank and I also a lombard or langobard a Swedish tribe who became germanic wondering if stainbach could be changed by translation to stainbank I can't find any traces of roma family but dna tells me I do and my dna trail is the exsact trail of all the 3 dom tribes of the orginal roma from India and the lombards could I be related to this woman
The interviewers in this series are so bloody lame - they repeatedly ask questions that have already been answered by the subject. It’s almost as if they aren’t listening to the person’s account.
thanxs so much for making the world never to forget this nasty deeds of humanity, being a black sudanese, i feel and cry with this chanel,i know war but HOLOCAUST should never be forgotten, my LORD, and am living in Germany.its very painfull to follow 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Sorry but why didn't she Start to learn again. Still 16. Not old. Ok manot german but...getting an Education or help after all of that, after a while. Oh Godness, that's why she Stuck like in the mind of a 10 y old. Poor Woman.
We Polish never forget gypsys holocaust and in proper time we remind that again with all ours Slavic strenght and power because history like to be repeted . Be sure.
The interviewer was very kind, gentle and patient. She was able to make her interviewee become vocal. Thank you
I am grateful to hear this beautiful woman's story. After such a horrible experience she is gentle and caring in spite of Germany's dehumanizing plan.
What a wonderful lady with a great sense of humour and so courageous. Her story is so tragic, so many of her family killed . The poor little niece, what a horrific death.
As a Sinti-person myself. I am very glad that too see that her testimony was recorded. Not many Sinti survived the Holocaust only 10% survived, thats why more Roma do exist. It's such an important Message that she gives to the audience 🙏
It breaks my heart to see some people who deny holocaust 😢, never forgotten . I am so proud of you beautiful woman. You are a survivor! Thank you for sharing your testimony
First testimony I've heard from a gypsy. I'm glad she documented her experience. ❤
One of my favorite testimonies is a gypsy- Julia Lentini- incredible storyteller!
I don’t think we say gypsy anymore. Just so you know.
@@SophieJackson1993 I watch the gypsy shows on tv. My favorite is Gypsy Sisters. They're Roma gypsies and seem proud to call themselves gypsies.
@@Eatmeat424Yeah that’s fine but it depends on the person. Some people don’t mind being called whatever the slur is but a lot of people do and it would still be considered a derogatory word like the word Eskimo. Say what you want to say though if no one is taking offence to it then you’re alright, I was just mentioning in case you didn’t have a clue but you do since you’re watching things about them.
I wish more Roma people spoke about their holocaust experience
All this time I thought it was only Jewish people in the holocaust
This woman was so kind and sweet, so sad she experienced such horror. What people don’t understand is that she as a child experienced all this death and torture around her. It must have left trauma on her . No one is completely normal after experiencing horror around them. So sad about her niece. Also sad she lost contact with her family in Europe . Her story needs to be shared. Rest In Peace angel
It was also nice to hear that some Germans were kind to her.
I think one has to remember these are memories of a very young girl. What she recals was true to her,her experience will be different to those who were slightly more developed at the time. She is so gentle and she thanked God for every little kindness she encountered along the way through this horror.
I have so much respect for her and her spirit being so strong.
Thank you for making those testimonies available to audience around the world.
Thank you for releasing this interview. In school I was taught so much history of the Holocaust from only a Jewish perspective. I knew other people groups were persecuted similarly but to actually hear the first hand experience is haunting. I’m very thankful to have these accounts to learn from. Specifically to Lina I am in awe of her composure and her ability to still be thankful after having so much taken from her. May she rest in peace.
When she said her red butterfly 🦋 earrings were meant to go all the way down her family , it made me so upset & when she said they all became a family & tryed to help each other 😿. Oh my it’s all so horrible 😢
Although she said she didn’t have a lot of education, Lina Jackson gave a very good interview. Very engaging. I, too, am sorry that she went through a harrowing situation at the concentration camps.
As someone who is from the GTR community, I wish more of the experiences of our people could be shared, because many,many,many of our people who came before us were killed, and it tends to be forgotten about in history x
Thank you, everyone should listen to this interview ❤❤❤
So sad she experienced the horror of the Holocaust camps, what monsters. What a sweet lady. She has a beautiful family. I'm glad she had a happy life with her family. Her children and husband and family was blessed to have her. God Bless her.
I wish the audio were better for this important subject. Thank you for the upload nevertheless.
I know folks talk about her education and memory. But look at football players or athletes who did contact sports who were highly educated with sharp memories and reaction times. After their careers were over, it got duller and for most it turned bad as the years went on with exceptions. These athletes were trained to be hit. Or folks who suffered physical trauma. Its tough talk to talk much less to recall what happened.
This poor lady went through camps and physical abuse. I don’t see how anybody come back and recall this stuff. This to me is a pretty realistic portrayal of Holocaust survivor.
To do this on their 2nd or 3rd language is pretty remarkable. It’s probably their language and communication skills is why many survived.
God bless all these people, children babies that had to go through this beyond of what a person can imagine. A beautiful lady. Think how hard it would be to remember all that....be kind....❤
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Det er en grunn til at vi er skeptiske i dag.For å si det pent.vi vet hva uønskede vi er.❤
She is such a sweet, unassuming woman. So happy she survived and has nice kids and grandkids.
This was my grandmother (: She was such a wonderful lady.
@@AllysonMorgan-ji5gp Oh!! I am so glad she had you. I really admired and liked your grandmother. She was lovely and so many other good things. Thanks for replying.
It is humbling to hear this story. Besides the murders, physical, and psychological acts on the people in the camps, it is difficult to fully comprehend how the total disruption of their daily lives 1:19:26 was abruptly and dramatically changed in just a short moment of time. And to think there are still people in power within the world who continue treating others or who would like to oppress men, women, and children this way. This is a strong lady.
Absollutely disgusting what this lady and thousands of others had to endure because of the Nazis...horrendous, cruel and unforgivable. breaks my heart
She stayed kind and loving after all she went through
I am a German Gypsy living in San Antonio, I have my cousin living in Germany with their surname Steinbach.
Hey! I would be interested in hearing your story! This is my grandmother! It’s possible we could be related! I live near San Angelo!
I am a Russian gypsy living in Australia 🏝
@@yanflaiano5911I’m Serbian/Romanian/Gypsy in Arizona.
I’m from the Lovells (Welsh Kále Romani)!x
I recently found out I have roma dna and am a Lombard a germanic tribe from Sweden and have family called stainbank is there any connection
i have not read of a single report of Hitler visiting a camp. why did the interviewer not ask more inform?
what a beautiful lady its like she is still a little girl god bless her
There were many tears shed for the victims
It's great to hear story. Thank you.
Thank you. ❤
I find the stories of those persecuted to be very brave & extremely interesting.
I could listen to music or politics, while I work, but many times I listen to these heroes.
I like TRUE stories & my father was in WW2 for 5 years so.
It’s crazy how she saw hitler in person and her impression was he didn’t seem as bad as she imagined
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The very sad part is also about their possessions, their homes that they couldn't get back. I find that very very bad.
I am from India. We know you have india ancestry, if i 'm correct. Please be part of our india community. Start connecting ❤ with our culture more.
We do
Ich bin sehr stolz so eine gute Tante gehabt zu haben unsere kleine hummel aus pappenrhode
Im surprise to hear that she doesnt keep in contact with her surviving siblings and father… After all they had been through?…one would think they would want to stay close ?
I love this lady!
"Because I am not full blooded German...." The statement is profound.
We must let love and humanity guide us not hate or maleous
Today, she is alive?
Seems this poor woman had a lot of trouble remembering...
Seems that God is being kind
She was starved as a young, growing child, beaten (head injury?)
and probably has PTSD, especially when trying to recall traumatic events, I am sure it is difficult, especially when these things occur when you are a child and your brain is not fully developed, to instantly access these memories.
Jup. I am the descendant of roma holocaust survivors from all sides,and they all have dissociation that even the young people in the family have based on generational trauma
I recently found out I have roma dna and one side of my family is called stainbank and I also a lombard or langobard a Swedish tribe who became germanic wondering if stainbach could be changed by translation to stainbank I can't find any traces of roma family but dna tells me I do and my dna trail is the exsact trail of all the 3 dom tribes of the orginal roma from India and the lombards could I be related to this woman
The interviewers in this series are so bloody lame - they repeatedly ask questions that have already been answered by the subject. It’s almost as if they aren’t listening to the person’s account.
Is this brave woman still living?
Sadly No She Died In May 28th 2022 #ToniP
@@haileeraestout5567 Very sorry to hear.
@@haileeraestout5567 You are wrong.
@@tonip9844She actually passed away in 1996. This was my grandmother. I only met her a handful of times. She had health complications.
@@AllysonMorgan-ji5gp Thank you for the update. What a beautiful soul.
thanxs so much for making the world never to forget this nasty deeds of humanity, being a black sudanese, i feel and cry with this chanel,i know war but HOLOCAUST should never be forgotten, my LORD, and am living in Germany.its very painfull to follow
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
SHE SURVIVED 4 CAMPS??????????????
Sorry but why didn't she Start to learn again. Still 16. Not old. Ok manot german but...getting an Education or help after all of that, after a while. Oh Godness, that's why she Stuck like in the mind of a 10 y old. Poor Woman.
I Feel Sorry For Her She Cant Pronounce Concentration Camp 😅
She cant even rember there names god
Let the lady speak
Great actress.
She's NOT An Actress Your Thinking Of Linda Jackson
We Polish never forget gypsys holocaust and in proper time we remind that again with all ours Slavic strenght and power because history like to be repeted . Be sure.