Holocaust Survivor Carl Reitzenstein | USC Shoah Foundation

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This testimony by Jewish survivor, Carl Reitzenstein, is from USC Shoah Foundation's Visual History Archive. He is a member of the "1939" Club.
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12 июл 2009

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Комментарии : 24

@lii1083 2 года назад

I'm so glad he eventually agreed to be interviewed ❤️

@sueannebrown2709 3 месяца назад

The store is very profound, and the interviewer is great

@margaretroselle8610 Месяц назад

Thank you so much, Sir, for sharing your testimony. I’m very grateful.

@laurap.5804 4 года назад

they are both such beautiful heart people! I heard her testimony as well

@marciamatteini7604 2 года назад

What a sensitive man . It made me cry to see him get emotional. God bless him

@AmyK-jw5bu 4 года назад

What a sweet, articulate, brave man. ❤️

@binkytube 2 года назад

A different kind of tragic story. I wish more men would give testimonies. This interviewer is one of the best!

@cindyhalpern3187 Год назад

The Survivor gave a good account. There was no need for the interviewer to have him repeat it again. Perhaps she should have listened better!

@TripleG69 2 года назад

I apologise to the Jewish people for what was done to them. May you stay strong in your faith in God the Creator for He promised to bring all His children back to Him. May you be blessed indeed.

@cindyhalpern3187 Год назад

That interviewer was very rude to the survivor's wife. Doesn't she know any manners? Apparently not. The Survivor's wife was very gracious!

@owentube2970 3 года назад

Great man great testimony

@jsheekey1 5 лет назад

💔

@mth469 2 года назад

the more i listen to these numerous testimonies the more ill i feel hearing the word germany.

@jamessandy5873 5 лет назад

This is in no way meant as a criticism, but at 53:32: "That was 1942." The year doesn't make any sense given everything he said before or at 1:00:23 when he says, "That was already March 1945."

@TheAnthoula14 4 года назад

I noticed that too. I think he meant 1943. Mengele arrived at the camp that year anyway, he wasn't there in 1942. That would make more sense also because it sounds like he was in camp for total close to two years before liberation.

@jankench8692 9 лет назад

on a practical note, it is such a shame that you can hear the interviewer clearly but the survivor has not been given a mike close enough to hear the answers that clearly. This survivor is not too bad to hear but some of the others are impossible. Something to watch out for if your are doing this project in future.

@MarkEliasGrant 5 лет назад

What future? Survivors are nearly 100 years old. What are you talking about??

@kathystark6762 3 года назад

@@MarkEliasGrant , Don't worry, there are still plenty of people to interview that are younger than 100 yrs old. This man was still in his 70's during this interview. Even though this was 11 yrs ago, he's still far from 100.