Jewish Survivor Anneliese Schwab Testimony | USC Shoah Foundation

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[@margaretroselle8610]

Thank you so much for sharing this testimony. God’s richest blessings on the Nation of Israel!

[@djholliday5132]

🇮🇱

[@cs6970]

Yes. God be with you and your family. 😊

[@patriciacobos7828]

Touching story of struggle and survival. You are blessed thank you. 🇺🇸 🙏 ♥

[@cacampbell3654]

Can you raise the volume of this interview? It’s too low for me and I can’t raise it any higher myself.

[@susangrote3633]

Fascinating story!

[@carole5447]

The interviewer is rude. Keeps cutting in. I have heard this interviewer a lot. Beautiful story

[@adambrocklehurst4211]

This interview isn't for your entertainment, it's a historical document and it's important that all the names and dates are correct.

[@carole5447]

@adambrocklehurst4211 actually yes she is rude. Apparently you have not listened to other interviews of Holocaust victims testimonials. This interviewer was just plain rude. Listen to another testimonial. You will see what I mean. Who the heck are you to tell me it is not for my entertainment? It is not your place. You probably beat your wife and dog I bet.

[@deecawford]

I enjoy her talking. I bet she was a spit fire when she was younger. I can visualize her kicking that big boot off at the German soldier. I’m so sorry Mam for what your family went through and the pain and humiliation that you had to face even in America. You deserved better. As a human I sadly say we should all do better.

[@binkytube]

I love that her father was brave enough to say, and realize, that there is no god.

[@fada7903]

But there is God

[@31Shanell]

God is real and for whatever reason he turned his back on most everyone in Europe

[@virginiaboone8163]

The answer here is Satan.

[@kimfelopulos8139]

Who are you to judge? Her father survived the camps, we don’t know what horrors he experienced. He had all his teeth pulled. He was strong enough to keep his family together. May his memory be a blessing.

[@chrissims3810]

If ever there was a reason to question the existence of god. The holocaust was it. Don’t judge unless you walk in their shoes.

[@chrissims3810]

Judge not.

[@susangrote3633]

Fascinating story!