Holocaust Survivor Mary Natan Testimony | USC Shoah Foundation

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This testimony from Jewish survivor, Mary Natan, is from USC Shoah Foundation's Visual History Archive. Mary is a member of the "1939" Club.
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@stzorfas1 Год назад

Mom passed a few years ago-2020 ish. This is the first time I have the courage to see it.

@slhart Год назад

My condolences.

@Jerseyboondocks Год назад

You don't know what year your mother passed away? This is your mother...sorry

@SingingInTheRainToo Год назад

Mary is your mother? I'm so sorry for your loss. She was a beautiful woman with a lovely soul.

@flipitgood1796 Год назад

Beautiful soul ❤

@Pommy1957 11 месяцев назад

May her memory be a blessing.

@joellenjohnson4038 4 года назад

I am so glad that this lady told it like it was, my Father was in WW11 and he said the Red Cross was just like that they did nothing to help the soldiers that were fighting at the front I think people should know and not forget

@chelseamiranda6651 Год назад

A true story of survival. This woman escaped death so many times it’s almost unbelievable. I loved hearing her story. It was amazing! I hate to say I have favorites when listening to such horrible things being told but I really enjoyed listening to her. She has probably passed by now but I would’ve loved to have met her.

@ELKOMANDER626 14 лет назад

i seen her today at the musuem of tolerance.. shes a very wonderful person.. reminds me of a warrior.. fearless women..

@SolaGratia. 5 лет назад

What a precious woman this is. All these survivors. There's a spark of something special in each and every one of them. It's a kind of grace my generation doesn't have or often encounter. I homeschool my daughter and these videos are officially going to be a part of our history lessons. I want her know these stories. I want her to witness these incredible human beings tell their stories. We will remember.

@stephaniealexander3314 4 года назад

Stephie Calligraphy I feel the same Stephie... but you can bring it into your generation as a glowing example💖PS I’m Stephie too💁🏼‍♀️

@joanflint7209 4 года назад

The audio level is great on this one. Some of these testimonies are recorded with sound too low.

@musicgirl999 4 года назад

Also have her watch Renee Firestone. She is one of my favorites to watch.

@leannmeddings4068 3 года назад

@@musicgirl999 Renee Firestone is amazing!

@pattyru_ 3 года назад

I’ve noticed that! They’re so graceful and articulate.

@honeybeebadger 4 года назад

Mary you are so beautiful and intelligent thank you for doing this

@mariannekatz9596 3 года назад

A very courageous lady good hearted and brave.I admire you.Enjoy your beautiful family you deserve it. God bless you.

@ginagina9720 2 года назад

God bless you Mary for telling us your story.. I listened with tears in my eyes… Thank you for telling us what you went though so upsetting to hear… xx

@stephaniealexander3314 4 года назад

Sweet, darling woman, positive, strong, to be “admired” GOD BLESS YOU DEAR AND YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY🙏👍❤️🇮🇱🇺🇸🇬🇧

@lyricalaska Год назад

Oh, Mary, what a story you have! You had a beautiful family for sure. Your observations are beyond excellent - that you survived is a miracle.

@karenbrandenberger517 9 лет назад

thank you so much for sharing

@oneofakind9784 5 лет назад

Your a lovely Beautiful Lady. Thank you for sharing!

@ndhan72 Год назад

The word is you're NOT your.

@Jerseyboondocks Год назад

@@ndhan72 Your a bossey parson

@ndhan72 Год назад

@@Jerseyboondocks "You're a bossy person" when I was at school.

@seemarajderkar3019 4 года назад

Mary Natan 's life story is heart warming, very well narrated by her. Mary is such a cute, elegant lady. Just one point..... I wish she had shown us few photos of her house, her family, friends etc.

@PrachiSharma-sc8od 3 года назад

@MrPaultopp 3 года назад

Why

@RD-0101 2 года назад

@@MrPaultopp So that you'll explode with anger and leave this Shoah channel.

@BeckBeckGo 5 месяцев назад

@@MrPaultoppbecause they wanted to see them. That’s probably all that is.

@KrystleDeLosReyes 9 месяцев назад

I wouldn't be able to keep my compusure seeing the survivors get emotional. Its really sad. How could you set there and not shed tears

@Anelazzar33 5 лет назад

Legend

@juliafouts412 2 года назад

Very beautiful lady ,ty for ur story, my heart goes out to u for all ur strength...

@janblackman6204 Год назад

My father didn’t have any use for the Red Cross either. He was in ww2

@margreedholm2580 7 лет назад

Mary natan you are soo lovely

@nataliemeenakshithegreat7780 2 года назад

At last a great sweet Interviewer

@melissadove4013 Год назад

Thank you for sharing your story , this is historical and something that we can never forget

@naturalcombinations 3 года назад

I appreciate the truthful pain Mary you're an amazing survivor and your father is a legend. I didn't like the tone of the interviewer, she hasn't any tact neither had no compassionate ways of asking a question in the interview.

@a916LEX 11 месяцев назад

I agree with you! She sounded extremely cold! How dare she speak to this survivor in such a tone

@51jayuya Год назад

I am so glad that we don’t have to go through the genocide and to leave under the regime of Hitler!

@neeludauletsingh6407 4 года назад

How can the descendents of those Germans live with the knowledge of what their parents did !?

@mikemueller3552 3 года назад

Do your studies, it wasn’t just Germans! Ukraine, hungry,France,Belarus,Poland,Italy, United States,England, all of our ancestors played a major roll in the final solution!!!

@TheAlmightyAss Год назад

The Germans have denazified themselves thoroughly and never forget what they did. If only more western countries admitted to what they did and felt shame about reaping the rewards. And i'm sure in a few decades, the future generations in Israel may look back on the treatment of Palestinians. The cycle of human suffering and oppression is never ending.

@brunosagna3723 Год назад

They are not responsible for their forefathers' crimes, is it so difficult to understand?

@Love.life.ashigzoya Год назад

Remember only a fraction of German population was privy or complicit . These would carry the guilt complex. Indian Military Veterans

@lovenlightman Год назад

Shitty nation

@neeludauletsingh6407 4 года назад

Shame on the Red Cross

@roncc1616 3 года назад

God bless you and your family.

@briansmaller7443 5 месяцев назад

Look at the grace and courage of this woman. When weak people of my generation and subsequent ones talk about having PTSD I shake my head. They know nothing of privation, loss and trauma. My father was a WW2 veteran and my mother lived through losing a lot of family members as the war swept across their land. Nothing that I have experienced - good or bad - is anything compared to what Mary Natan has experienced and look at her - a survivor. Strong,

@BeckBeckGo 5 месяцев назад

Denying real trauma that people have experienced does nothing to support her story, and actually devalues it. Shame on you.

@dianemardis8964 6 месяцев назад

Wonderful !

@bernadettekeane3479 Год назад

Beautiful gracious woman!

@CliftonEarlHill 6 лет назад

The interviewer's tone at times is shameful!!!

@a916LEX 11 месяцев назад

I agree 100%!

@kategofate 3 месяца назад

I was thinking the same

@juliafouts412 2 года назад

Beautiful family..

@ilovefredreika 5 лет назад

Such cruelty and brutality. And the Germans claimed they were Christians?

@Glindastar221 4 года назад

Mary Ann Mehegan no they did not

@seanberthiaume8240 3 года назад

@@Glindastar221 Yes catholic if you can call that "Christian"...

@staycurious644 3 года назад

Religion is behind some of history’s and modern day’s most brutal acts.

@Jerseyboondocks Год назад

@@seanberthiaume8240 Catholicism and Orthodoxy were the first two sects of Christianity. So of course Catholicism is considered a Christian religion. All the other Christian sects like protestantism and what have you -came later.

@Jerseyboondocks Год назад

It's not just religious people who did bad thing look at the Bolsheviks who were atheists who also did bad things, Communists were responsible for many deaths. It's just humans can be so cruel, no matter if they're religious or not.

@AB-fp2dq Год назад

God bless 🙌 🙏 you always

@edwardnewsome7200 Год назад

Strong lady

@pamneff7541 2 года назад

Bravo

@teemarie5478 2 года назад

❤️❤️

@donaldclapper4699 5 лет назад

dacia and romania part 15 and 16 look it up

@flyboy1c 7 дней назад

What is this?? What exactly do I look up??

@cathybrown8334 Год назад

Without CC I can’t hear.

@utapao74 3 года назад

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@patriciacole8773 Год назад

Remember the fourth commandment KJV that Jesus created and kept even after His resurrection of forty days

@kategofate 3 месяца назад

What’s up with the interviewers tone??

@SingingInTheRainToo Год назад

Anne Frank was sent to Bergen-Belsen in 1944 and died there. They may have been there together at the same time.

@sreckosx 3 года назад

This will be the relative who was processed after trocky was arrested : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genrikh_Yagoda What is this at Beginning - 0.40 min - " ... or maybe you can give me one of those diamonds" ?????

@RD-0101 2 года назад

She asked for one of the dining chair...not one of the diamonds.😄

@mewa5798 2 года назад

I’ve noticed a lot of people didn’t believe

@badgerostripey-one6734 2 года назад

Holocaust deniers are vermin.

@atlanticsender Год назад

Probably because her story seems incredulous

@MariaLopez-fu8ww Год назад

@@atlanticsender I don't trust her.

@snezanapesic4172 2 года назад

Why you would keep that shoot where is nothing there before you have someone who has too much to say, so hard things to say! I found that very ….

@deadcarnivora8648 4 года назад

God bless Israel 🇮🇱❤🇺🇸

@BeckBeckGo 5 месяцев назад

“What does a Jewish doctor know?” Well, we are the gold standard in medicine, along with the Indian doctors. So… medicine? We tend to try to excel in medicine. This is a weird meme, but it’s based upon years of Jewish doctors proving themselves. The idea that anyone would be weirded out by a Jewish doctor is totally alien to me. And not just because I am Jewish. The trope is well established. We tend to excel in medicine. This level of antisemitism is really scary to hear. That statement struck a chord with me.

@user-ec8il2wi1f 4 месяца назад

So many miracles of God in her life.

@safeeyamaulidah9395 Год назад

what about zionist today??

@stormflame829 5 месяцев назад

the woman who did the interview sounds so mean and like she doesn't even wanna be there. why do this work if you gonna act like that?!

@juliafouts412 2 года назад

Grandson,looks like ur dad alot....

@naomipenny4095 3 года назад

@markhansen5573 Год назад

Inrerviewer was cold and hideous. Seemed she felt contempt, not reverence

@Greenhillspk 11 лет назад

SHE PRAISE GERMANS AND I THINK SHE IS TRUE

@sofiatoader4294 Год назад

I heard many stories about the Holocaust, but this women described like a story tale and keep changing the story like fantasies, and one day they hungry and the next day they have garden with vegetables, or they work for free and then she says her family work for money.