Notes of Life - The Story of Holocaust Survivor Hilde (Grünbaum) Zimche

The story of Holocaust Survivor Hilde (Grünbaum) Zimche. Hilde was born in Berlin, Germany. During the Holocaust Hilde was deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau, where she was a member of the women’s orchestra. She was later sent to Bergen-Belsen, where she was eventually liberated.

[@seemarajderkar3019]

A very touching story narrated by survivor Hilde Grunbaum Zimche!!
Two things shared by Hilde, I will remember forever, from this testimony are,
1. Her mother Sussane's advise to her..........
" Anything you know, is good. It may come handy one day." @ 14:30 - 14:38 minutes.
2. In Hilde's own words,....
" You have to have a specific goal in life.A life that is without a goal to follow, isn't worth it."
@ 17:39 - 17:52 minutes.
These two are 'gems' of life!!
Hats off to Hilde's spirit and her courage to fight all odds.
If Hilde is still alive, ( which seems unlikely, )she must be 101 now !!
Her life story is very inspiring !!
A beautiful, wellmade film.😢

[@CHCLA6779]

Absolutely beautiful woman. I am speechless. May she be always blessed.

[@fieldwhisper]

Always compelling.

[@robynotway9430]

Thank you for sharing your story. Never again.

[@MissyWead]

Thank you for sharing your testimony.❤

[@ericahalmai8490]

extraordinary women, l am glad you survived, 🇦🇺🍀🙏

[@francesbernard2445]

Very wise woman. I like the photographs. One of my aunts is named Hilda. Her first name sounds a lot like yours. My grandfather Henry Kaup often spoke about a woman by the name of Hilda in Germany which he continued to like a lot when moving here to Canada just before the Great Depression at around age 17 or so. I remember my grandfather Kaup teaching me how to count up to 10 in German. To this day I remember that with fondness because no one back then here in the Canadian education system thought girls and women were good at math.

[@familywu3869]

Thank you for your testimony and life wisdom!

[@loisrogers9042]

My mother's name was Hilda ❤

[@CardanaCrew]

Incredible woman.

[@patma2929]

Traduzione in italiano non tutti capiscono l inglese grazie

[@wallashakalla]

I had an aunt who never fit. I’d ask if she was grandfather or grandmothers sister, and was never told an answer. Her name to me was Aunt Bea, she had a number tattooed on her arm. We are Christians. As an adult, I believe her name was shortened and that she was a misplaced survivor. I have her name and the last number tattooed at Auschwitz tattooed on my arm along with her favorite flower asters.

[@gonefishing167]

Beautiful, brave and sensible woman. Looked like she had a happy life in Israel. 🇮🇱 I so hope so. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👵🇦🇺

[@xvsj-s2x]

💙🤍💙