Jewish Survivor Benjamin Jacobs Testimony | USC Shoah Foundation

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@christaunnasch932 3 года назад

His story is the most incredible of all holocaust stories. I bought his book 'The Dentist of Auschwitz' and got permission to include his whole book in my 2008 book 'No Glory in War'. I was in touch with his wife for a while who thanked me and sent me another of his books to Australia. His horrifying experiences on the Cap Arcona brought back my encounter with that once magnificent luxury cruiser I managed to sneak on board as a child in 1943. Stories like his should never be forgotten. x

@gaillamont9134 2 года назад

It’s beyond my comprehension to understand how a human being can inflict so much pain and suffering on another . I will never understand it .

@adrianamedina845 Год назад

And you can still hear some old german grandpas saying that Hitler was right and his plan was great… the problem was the way he executed it😳😵‍💫😑

@fada7903 8 месяцев назад

Because it is not human. It is diabolical

@jacquelinea3358 10 месяцев назад

What a wonderful testimony from a very eloquent gentleman. Listening to him, you feel as if this is someone you would love to know. I am so glad Mr. Jacobs survived the Holocaust ordeal, and grateful for his story.

@shirleypass1508 10 лет назад

I have been very moved by Mr. Jacobs testimony! My own mother and my father were born in Poland and Austria, but they were fortunate enough to leave Europe before the worst things happened. Having these testimonies is very important so the world will never forget what happened in the 1930's and the 1940's. How dare anyone deny these stories! When you hear the details from a survivor, it really sinks in that this is the truth.

@ClaretheWitch 5 лет назад

I wish to thank the Shoah Foundation for recording these interesting and touching stories from the voices of the people who actually lived them. Soon all the people who lived through this dramatic time will be gone, but we need to always remember what happened. I appreciated being able to listen to Jacob talking about his life, also about the little everyday things he remembered from his childhood. I felt particularly touched hearing of his joy for being alive when he actually felt the water on his skin under the shower in the camp, and also when he felt he was being treated as a human being again finally in the hospital in Neustadt. Thank you to all survivors who gave witness of their stories and all volunteers and associations helping them to do it.

@noreenwhiting9530 3 года назад

I'm also in agreement.. Thank God we have these testimonies.. I listen all the time.. Such lovely people. Such amazing families..

@giselagetz4811 2 года назад

N.y

@lucilleducote4229 3 года назад

You went through so much. It’s a wonder you didn’t lose your mind. You are such an inspiration to never give up. Thank you for sharing. 🙏

@loannaxxx8845 5 лет назад

This is so touching and awesome taken to hospital put in a clean bed must of felt like a bit of heaven.

@jesst7115 3 года назад

What a gentle beautiful soul!! A true gentleman

@ilenekaplan109 5 лет назад

Thank you, Mr. Jacobs for sharing your very moving testimony. I have seen many testimonies and have been very moved by all but yours really touched my heart. May God bless you always.

@barbaraoshea7701 4 месяца назад

❤

@jayelliott564 3 года назад

Loved listening to this man. Such a horrible ordeal. I hope to enlighten others on his behalf. God bless him.

@Pattiepies55 4 года назад

What a delightful man ❤️

@johnforeman634 4 месяца назад

I was listening to this while working until,after a couple hours, I suddenly realized that this guy has been describing life and death ordeals for HOURS,the likes of which I’ve never even experienced ONE. Just unbelievable!

@maxmax6747 Год назад

He is from my dads region in Poland. My dad was liberated in Gleiwitz in February 1945. God bless you both. My father was also whipped for an infraction and passed out.

@Emilia_Ema 7 месяцев назад

Words cannot describe how sad I am to hear that you share this tragic experience as well. I cried a river when I heard how his father died because I was full of hope that he will survive as well since he got a better job.This world is insanely cruel place. My prayers goes to all people who had any part in this tragic story.🙏🏻🥺

@maxmax6747 7 месяцев назад

Thank you 😊

@ranadeau 6 лет назад

Hello Ben, I think we worked together at one time. You were a manufacturer's representative from Brookline. MA. You had a place in Damariscotta, ME. I remember you because of your name Berek Jakubowicz. I remember asking you why you Americanized such a beautiful name. My son, Erik wrote a 16 page article about the Wanssee Conference. His article was published in the Concord Review, a quarterly publication of history essays of high school students.

@blackstoneintelligencechum744 5 лет назад

He must have died by now , he was born in 1919

@DavidPigbody 5 лет назад

This video was filmed decades ago. I'm sorry but your friend is probably deceased by now given his advanced age.

@ronaldocastrosilva5458 3 года назад

Unfortunately he died in 2004.

@chrissims3810 3 года назад

Thank you for your testimony.

@merlesolomon8973 3 года назад

Thank you for your story

@1066smudge 5 лет назад

God bless you

@basilthrush3537 3 года назад

What an extraordinary story!

@minnesotalakes2062 5 лет назад

Beautiful love story he had with the young girl Sasha, he met in the woods while fetching water. Too bad they never found each other after the war.

@agnieszkabigaj6345 Год назад

her name was Zosia

@basilthrush3537 3 года назад

A truly extraordinary story. Thank you so much for sharing.

@margaretroselle8610 2 года назад

A wonderful testimony. Thank you so much for sharing.

@bwemmie007 2 года назад

What a story to listen to, and I've seen allot on RU-vid. I'm differently buying his book, also for my kids when they are older..

@djholliday4413 3 года назад

Mr. Jacobs is an amazing man & survivor. Blessed to hear his testimony. We must keep the legacy of survivors alive. It is just as important today. 🇺🇲❤🇬🇧🙏🇮🇱

@lourdesprudencio5647 3 года назад

Totally agree with you. These stories are so sad...

@mikikiki9207 5 лет назад

May God bless you and thank you for the testimony. I am not a jew (but a Christian) however I am very impressed by hearing the amazing testimonies of the survivers. I feel that it hasn't been done enough for them though. German government should have supported them for their entire life for what they had to endure. And all the nazi allies. :'-( their tribulations are beyound words.

@alexcarter8807 4 года назад

@Fidelio1488 Thanks for providing us that nice sight picture to visualize your face in, pal.

@TheAcquibajo 4 года назад

alex carter He was reported.

@lauracurtis9682 4 года назад

I love this man.

@ajkalwaysneedsmoreinfo.576 3 года назад

Ggú8iii

@FreeInPanama 3 года назад

Such a great and unique project. Thank you.

@carmellacollins6731 7 лет назад

how bad do the atrocities have to be before they are considered bad enough for some people?? have they seen the pictures of the starved people I'm sure they didn't starve themselves to stage photo ops. geeezzz people

@marilyntape9050 4 года назад

Carmella Collins the people who deny that all this horror ever happened usually are people who deny God’s existence 😧🇦🇺

@a_net5610 Год назад

@@marilyntape9050 I would say the opposite is more likely.

@AB-fp2dq Год назад

God bless 🙌 🙏 you always

@kirstyhesketh7674 Год назад

❤

@martik778 Год назад

Read his book "The Dentist of Auschwitz'" about 5 times. It should be required reading in schools

@bonnie_gail 5 месяцев назад

The Dentist of Auschwitz by Benjamin Jacobs: In 1941 Berek Jakubowicz (now Benjamin Jacobs) was deported from his Polish village and remained a prisoner of the Reich until the final days of the war. His possession of a few dental tools and rudimentary skills saved his life. Jacobs helped assemble V1 and V2 rockets in Buchenwald and Dora-Mittelbau; spent a year and a half in Auschwitz, where he was forced to remove gold teeth from corpses; and survived the RAF attack on three ocean liners turned prison camps in the Bay of Lubeck. This is his story.