Jewish Survivor Barbara Simon Testimony | USC Shoah Foundation
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Thank you Barbara your testimony is fascinating you have seen things nobody should ever have to see god bless you x
I love these individual ladies and their stories.
Thank you for adding this video! So nice at the end to see the whole family together. It is so important for the future generations to hear these testimonies and never forget.
What a loving heart she has, so full of justice too!
lovely lady
It disturbs me to hear her say some of their Hungarian workers couldn't figure out how to handle money and "they were real low life people" as if that were the consequence of not handling money. I really don't believe they had workers who couldn't count. Clearly they didn't trust the workers or like them much as they called them low lifes; so why employ them?
I think at that time a lot of people were peasants in Europe & their attitude towards their workers they all paid for. Let’s just hope the world has learned the lessons
Agree
@@carly8165It sounds awful today but unfortunately people did think like that especially Eastern Europeans. They looked down on peasants. That is why so many people emigrated to the States early 20th century.
@@carly8165that kind of attitude was common and didn’t earn them much sympathy from the locals. Karma repaid. ‘For no reason at all’
They treated the peasants like dirt and then wondered why they were hated? Seems pretty obv tbh
Thank you so much for your testimony. God’s richest blessings on the Nation of Israel.
Why look down on people....Calling them low life.....just say u did not trust them to handle the money.
It takes more then a year to become a dressmaker....learning how the make the pattern and cut....it’s not a master dressmaker it’s just a dressmaker lady.
LADY …. This lady went through more than you ever will so disrespectful.
Typical attitude. People who never did a hard days work disrespected the working class. And then they wonder, 🤔 why they’re hated so much. All the billionaires think they’re safe in their bunkers after the apocalypse 😂 good luck with that attitude!