Jewish Survivor George Schillinger | USC Shoah Foundation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- You are watching George Schillinger, a Jewish Holocaust survivor. To learn more about George and explore the stories of other Holocaust survivors and witnesses, visit vhaonline.usc.edu.
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What a beautiful soul Mr. Schillinger has. Thankful for his testimony. Blessings.
What a lovely man. Thank you for sharing his testimony.
Such a humble beautiful man. Listening to this quiet and concise man was an honor. Thank you for sharing.
What a sensitive and gentle man. His visible pain when he describes not understanding when he was perceived as a Jewish person despite his family living in Hungary for 359 years. The betrayal.
I’m an atheist but I hope a particle of his Being somehow feels seen when we listen to these Testimonies.
What a kind and gentle soul. I'm sorry for your suffering and inspired by your resiliency. I'm grateful for your sharing this harrowing experience and think this project is Stephen Spielberg's most important achievement .
I love this testimony...what a wonderful man he was❤️
How right you are- I could have listened to him for hours.
what a lovely man...i loved his manner..im sad that he and his family suffered so badly. The interviewer was very empathic and kind i wish some of the other interviewers had been the same.
Yes, I agree. Most are terrible!!!
This was a good interview!
Thank you to everyone who took part in it!
Extremely handsome and honest,too.That is a rarity.
What a beautiful man. I cried when he talked about the Boy Scouts. 😢
A remarkable man I am thankful for the witness he has given !
These are valuable and important testimonies but the volume has been so low on so many that it is an unfortunate issue. I wonder if this could this somehow be fixed?
Excellent interview. I bet he was a wonderful physician.
❤ beautiful man
the sound is very low..
Never Forget, Never Again, Whatever it takes!!!! God will bless these abundantly!🙏🧎♀️☝🏻💪🛡🤲🏻 NO more tears in heaven!!!
Thanks. Schillinger from erie
My apologies, I can hear the interviewer perfectly but I can hear Mr Schillinger. My fault, I’m hard of hearing . 🙏🙏🙏👵🇦🇺
I use earbuds and take out the one that favors the interviewer. Hope that helps you.
Is he still alive ?
Wooden doors. 😥
Would be interesting if they had found any US soldiers who liberated the train.
What happened to his suster?
peeps forget