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Mandy Patinkin Learns He Had Family in the Holocaust 

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In this clip, Mandy Patinkin is moved to discover he had family members in the Holocaust.
#FindingYourRoots airs Tuesdays at 8/7c on PBS. In the April 27th episode, Henry Louis Gates Jr. explores Audra McDonald and Mandy Patinkin’s family lineages.
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@HigherGround0001
@HigherGround0001 3 года назад
Anyone else also teared up with Mandy? 😢
@vickielewallen3799
@vickielewallen3799 3 года назад
Yep, still aching from seeing him cry like that, and knowing that more than 6 million people suffered so much.
@chavy8442
@chavy8442 3 года назад
God yes
@Accolonian
@Accolonian 3 года назад
Yes, if you are human
@SacredInspirations
@SacredInspirations 3 года назад
Yes, I did, as well. Not just for him, but with him, as well.
@Pipsquacky
@Pipsquacky 3 года назад
Yes, and so was Henry Louis Gates Jr, it seems to me.
@j.k.s.6281
@j.k.s.6281 3 года назад
As a child, no one in my family ever talked about this. As an adult, I found out that my maternal grandmother's family and my paternal grandfather's family had all been killed in the Holocaust. I can definitely understand how difficult this is for Mandy (and others) to process.
@jelenaho
@jelenaho 3 года назад
So sorry..........
@LilliLamour
@LilliLamour 3 года назад
We must talk about our family's stories so we never forget and so they never happen again.
@gingipw
@gingipw 2 года назад
Well, 500 years of inquisition that culminated in what people call the holocaust, was not spoken not even murmured in our families. We are part of the remnant. Years trying to find documents fr the family tree ended in nothing... Until one day I searched the data base of Yad Vashem.... than I understood why. Praise Yah, HE WILL NEVER FORSAKE HIS PEOPLE.
@joelspringman7748
@joelspringman7748 2 года назад
I can't even imagine! May " bless you richly!
@joelspringman7748
@joelspringman7748 2 года назад
@@gingipw 🙏!
@JacqueBowlingMedium
@JacqueBowlingMedium 3 года назад
Mandy Patinkin is the most tender hearter human. That's what makes him such a great actor. He was probably shook for weeke after.
@Thisisgoddamnawful
@Thisisgoddamnawful 3 года назад
@@longarmoftheOOHLALA I'm sure glad that you were able to compartmentalize an individual's character/compass with respect to him being difficult to work with on-sett decades ago. Even after he denounced his own conduct. Have you ever made a mistake that you regretted? Have you ever owned up to those mistake(s)?
@saragillerupt
@saragillerupt 3 года назад
@MANDY PATINKIN I love what you said about the line from Carousel. I just found my great great aunt’s name on a deportation list from France and now I know she went to Auschwitz and I know what day she was taken. It’s like a stab in the heart to see her name on a list. Now I can light a yahrtzeit candle on that date and I know her birth date as well. This was beautiful. Thank you.
@ShadyLurker16
@ShadyLurker16 2 года назад
I heard he was an asshole, but I've never met the man so don't really know either way.
@Steef_Lee
@Steef_Lee 2 года назад
@@ShadyLurker16 I heard the same but apparently he denounced his bad behavior years ago. It must’ve been pretty bad for so many sources to report him being a massive bully to young women.
@Steef_Lee
@Steef_Lee 2 года назад
@@Thisisgoddamnawful It must’ve been pretty bad for him to get a rep like he had/has. You could’ve responded with just the information that he apologized and denounced his horrific bullying of young women. You didn’t have to chastise and ridicule someone for commented on a celebrity’s bad reputation on a RU-vid video.
@Aldo_raines
@Aldo_raines 3 года назад
Mandy is one of the most eloquent and wise folks around.
@mikesoro5052
@mikesoro5052 3 года назад
I met him a few months ago.
@joankelly3690
@joankelly3690 3 года назад
I will never be able to understand how a person's mind could conceive such evil, and put it into practice.
@allisonroberts1379
@allisonroberts1379 3 года назад
I agree! And then to have millions of others worship a madman. I will never get it.
@manoudia4024
@manoudia4024 3 года назад
Because anybody wanted see. In facts everybody knews but they didn't, they were too afraid. Fear is the worst ennemy for all humans being. So sorry for this man
@RandomAccessDreams
@RandomAccessDreams 3 года назад
How does anybody commit murder? How does anyone kill another human being? Easy, you divorce yourself from others humanity, you gradually slip into seeing other people as animals or objects, lesser creatures than yourself, you have other people do the killing for you, so you never have to confront the reality of the humans you've murdered, the death becomes an abstract concept rather than tangible reality. It's actually terrifying how easy it is for humans to divorce themselves from concepts like sympathy and empathy and stop seeing ourselves in other humans. "The death of one man: this is a catastrophe. Hundreds of thousands of deaths: that is a statistic!" - Kurt Tulchosky
@allisonroberts1379
@allisonroberts1379 3 года назад
Kusoge Your point is very insightful! It is terrifying that when times are difficult, somebody has to be the scapegoat to blame. Thanks for your message.
@chrisbax1035
@chrisbax1035 3 года назад
The fact is that it has happened more times than we think, it is happening now, and it will happen again in the future. Mankind is full with primitive insticts, we just don't want to admit it.
@annemacleod1421
@annemacleod1421 3 года назад
I’ve watched Mandy, his wife and son on his channel ... he can laugh but to see him weep like this breaks my heart. He feels so deeply ... that is why I admire him so much as an actor. Bless you Mr Patinkin. May your heart be lifted out of this deep deep hole of inhumanity towards your forbears. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🇳🇿🇳🇿🐑🐑
@mandypatinkin4860
@mandypatinkin4860 3 года назад
Thanks for your love and support towards me 💓💕
@catherinebiggs8162
@catherinebiggs8162 3 года назад
I got on an elevator at our local hospital and on the way up I looked over at the short silver haired woman next to me who was gesturing with her hands. Something caught my eye. It was numbers tattooed on her arm. Her accent gave her away as did her features. I realized I was standing next to a Holocaust survivor. In that one moment the trajectory of my life was turned on end. Even now, just thinking about that moment, I begin to cry. By the way, over the years I learned who she was and indeed, my assumption was correct.
@cheri7054
@cheri7054 3 года назад
My father in law was a survivor and his story was so sad. He had a large family and they were all gone. Survivors bring their Holocaust life to their children sadly. To think your parent was abused like that is so hard to wrap your mind around.
@angiej3259
@angiej3259 3 года назад
@Derpster what is your malfunction?
@EterPuralis
@EterPuralis 3 года назад
@Derpster Some skin shouldn't grow tough. You lose valuable information if you let yourself grow too desensitized.
@rondaallen7211
@rondaallen7211 3 года назад
how did you find out about her? did you talk to her?
@mattnar3865
@mattnar3865 3 года назад
@@EterPuralis Becoming too desensitized is what leads to things like The Holocaust. There's a scene in Schindlers List where they're burning the bodies and there's one soldier who has clearly lost his mind at it all.
@jec3676
@jec3676 2 года назад
My heart broke for him when he read that
@TheShays
@TheShays 3 года назад
Thank you Henry Louis Gates!
@stereotypea123
@stereotypea123 3 года назад
Ahhh how can I jump through the screen and hug him!? 😣
@livinglife8333
@livinglife8333 3 года назад
Oh my goodness I just sobbed for him.
@lucindaarmour4685
@lucindaarmour4685 3 года назад
He is a fine person. A deeply considered, empathetic fine man. It is what makes him a remarkable artist and a good human being.
@healthyliving4922
@healthyliving4922 3 года назад
This broke me. The way his voice got high pitched
@jjh2456
@jjh2456 2 года назад
This was the hardest to watch as Dr. Gates explained the story of Mandy’s relatives.
@MsMadmax1
@MsMadmax1 2 года назад
When Mr. Patinkin broke down in tears, you could feel his sorrow. How heartbreaking for him to find out that a large number of his family members perished in the Holocaust. I never knew I had a Jewish ancestor until I had a DNA test done by Ancestry. I discovered her through my maternal side of the family, and I had no idea she had married a man and came to America with him, leaving her family behind in Poland. I'm sure with further genealogical study, I would discover that her family had not been so lucky. It frightens me that I see the beginnings of this nightmare again here in America. One ideology taking over the media, controlling speech, banning books and destroying the livelihood of anyone that doesn't conform. Mr. Patinkin asked, "How did this happen?" Exactly the same way it's beginning to happen here in America. One political party controls the mainstream media, people are being fired from jobs because they refuse to conform, people's voices are being extinguished from social media. Certain people in this country are being persecuted for what they believe--some are beaten in the streets for it. This isn't the America that my ancestor found refuge in anymore. I am amazed that others, people of Jewish decent don't see it. Did we learn nothing from Hitler's Germany? Young people are turning on their parents in the exact same way that Hitler's youth turned their own parents in if they didn't fall in line. I am amazed each and every day that others don't see it.
@BurntOakSix
@BurntOakSix Год назад
I see it, too. This is why we must never forget what happened then-- it can happen again!
@amit4Bihar
@amit4Bihar Год назад
America was much worse for most minorities earlier, including African and Jews. The religion of Christianity and Islam is founded on hatred for others. This cycle will never stop until both religions change beyond recognition
@highbrass7563
@highbrass7563 Год назад
We must never forgot
@dr.100purrscent5
@dr.100purrscent5 3 года назад
Bless his soul. All of his ancestors have been lifting him up so he could help the world remember...and so he could be free. Bless all of their souls.
@lirivicerabin3682
@lirivicerabin3682 3 года назад
Thank you so for your beautiful words. God bless! ❤🙏
@LCmonman
@LCmonman 3 года назад
That’s a beautiful comment. 💙
@Stephm647
@Stephm647 3 года назад
I love Mandy! Such a sweet and eloquent man. I felt his pain and cried with him.
@Arwen2446
@Arwen2446 2 года назад
Merciful heaven, this is One of the most moving moments I have ever witnessed. A potent reminder that we must actively and vehemently care for one another and oppose any sort of cruelty or discrimination.
@callicoat1
@callicoat1 3 года назад
Oh Mandy, your pain and sorrow is excruciating. I understand not being able to imagine this horror. Your reaction is how every living soul should react, now and then and forever.
@havabird2772
@havabird2772 2 года назад
Amen! And may their memories be for a blessing.
@magooda5599
@magooda5599 3 года назад
I was starting to weep in anticipation, poor Mandy. Poor World that events like the Holocaust and ethnic cleansing occurred and still occur.
3 года назад
Here’s a Holocaust that’s NEVER talked about. The Catholic Church in tandem with the French King martyred 800,000 Huguenots. A remnant of an estimated 1000/1500 were left alive. Those people were then forced to flee for their lives. I am the descendants of one that lost his entire family. (Much like the Jews did during the Holocaust).
@magooda5599
@magooda5599 3 года назад
@ True, J...my family name is one of the Huguenot...The English and the potato famine was another tragic episodic ethnic cleanse.
@lightyagami3492
@lightyagami3492 3 года назад
@ Im descended from 2 of the 1500 Huguenots to survive that massacre. It's so sad to read about it.
@catherinecangiano9231
@catherinecangiano9231 3 года назад
We love you Mandy Patinkin. We love you Louis Gates. Never forget. Bless us all
@mellisapollom2241
@mellisapollom2241 3 года назад
This made me tear up when I watched it Tuesday night. He and Scarlett Johannsen's reactions were heart wrenching
@ColoradoOwl
@ColoradoOwl 3 года назад
Mandy is one of the most down to earth actors ever, When he cried so did I. This is news that would rock ANYONE'S world. Bless you Mandy, now you know the truth and you are stronger for it. You are a wonderful actor but above all you are 10000000000% HUMAN. We all love you.
@shirleyrhodes3741
@shirleyrhodes3741 3 года назад
Ripped my heart out! Buckets of tears! I am so sorry, Mandy.
@siiiiiuu7
@siiiiiuu7 3 года назад
One of my first memories of Mandy Patinkin is an interview where he spoke of the injustices committed by Israel against the Palestinian people. I remember being surprised because it's not common for Hollywood figures, particularly Jewish ones, to speak up about the matter since it's so taboo. It's both heartbreaking and heartwarming to discover his roots and how it ties into his humanitarian beliefs. I like to think his family is looking down on him with immense pride.
@samaritaDeath
@samaritaDeath 3 года назад
The saddest thing is that we did not learn. It still happens, in a smaller scale in other countries, for religious, political, tribal, sexual orientations, reasons.
@yuppers1
@yuppers1 3 года назад
Yes, it's happening right now with Falun Gong (living organ donors) and Uighurs (concentration camps with guard towers, surveillance, religious restrictions, forced labor, and forced sterilizations) to name a couple of groups in China alone.
@hayleys1260
@hayleys1260 3 года назад
And will be happening very soon on the division of the 'vaccinated' and un-'vaccinated'. The propaganda is the same and the goal is the same.
@code8825
@code8825 2 года назад
seriously anybody who is curious about Falung Gong, just look it up. They’re about as crazy as Heaven’s Gate or Scientology. They are not a good group and I support the CPP in their support of the people against this religious terrorism and harmful beliefs. Remember a lot of the stuff you read online is actually from this cult which lies and wants to deceive everybody. Don’t believe me, do your own research. I am confident that anybody who actually does research into the issue will see that Faung Gong should not be supported, only the ignorant could peddle such ridiculous sinophobic lies and propaganda
@franminky7763
@franminky7763 2 года назад
@@code8825 Pathetic attempt at pro CCP gaslighting , The difference between me and you is I’d never support the genocide of Scientologist or any other group , You say it’s all lies and propaganda and then spout your hatred and support for the genocide being committed against a group of people , You’ve both contradicted and exposed yourself as a liar and a pretty disgusting human being , I bet you’ve got something equally disgusting to say about the Uyghur Muslims ,
@lc5929
@lc5929 2 года назад
@@yuppers1 as a Jew who comes from survivors it sickens me to the core that no one is saying anything about the Uyghur concentration camps.
@tashikoweinstein435
@tashikoweinstein435 3 года назад
To see a grown man cry like that, just goes to show how horrible the Holocaust really was! I am fortunate enough to have my family leave Ukraine and come to the U.S before Hilter and his Camps, but that doesn't mean I am not affected by what happen. As a Jew, I can only carry on and hope for a better life and better outcome than my ancestor and my people!
@mellow5123
@mellow5123 3 года назад
My father and his parents fled Austria. Some were able to follow. Others did not make it. I've spent many years looking, & as with so many survivors my father did not recall much - did not speak of it much - he had been a child when they fled - and I didn't know what questions to ask. His parents were long gone. To see records in black and white, as Mandy did, is shocking - esp. when you see photos. Never forget. Thank you, Mandy, for your humanity.
@kennedyarmes9297
@kennedyarmes9297 3 года назад
My god I immediately started crying
@vaar2742
@vaar2742 3 года назад
I cried with him...so sorry for him and especially the poor souls who were murdered.
@pennylane9155
@pennylane9155 3 года назад
What a heartbreaking thing to find out!
@DanaC-ne7bc
@DanaC-ne7bc 3 года назад
I cried with him, just heartbreaking
@annenyman678
@annenyman678 3 года назад
Poor guy. What a tragic time in history.
@Masqueraid2572
@Masqueraid2572 3 года назад
I love Mandy and his acting and singing abilities. My favorite show he was in was Criminal Minds. I watched the full episode of this show. I cried so much for him when he found out about his family.
@margaritakleinman5701
@margaritakleinman5701 3 года назад
Criminal Minds is a great show, I.watched every episode. Mandy and all the actors were fantastic.
@ancientgrizz4183
@ancientgrizz4183 2 года назад
Heart wrenching - and, to think there are those who deny it ever happened - - -
@mcap7849
@mcap7849 3 года назад
I cried with you, you tender soul.
@lasbagman1
@lasbagman1 3 года назад
I found myself crying as well. This week I found out my Paternal Grandmother left 13 brothers & sisters behind in Nicolayev , Russian Empire when she immigrated as an orphan to Canada. My cousin checked with Russian and Ukrainian Embassies and was told the area they lived was decimated . I just found out several days ago and like Mandy never thought the Holocaust touched my family personally. My Father liberated the Concentration Camps and thank God he didn’t live to hear this news.
@lightyagami3492
@lightyagami3492 2 года назад
Im glad my great grandfather (in my father's side) never had to hear the news that his cousins all died in the holocaust as well. He was a ww2 veteran (as we're all of my great grandfather's) and fought against the Nazis. Oddly enough one of my great grandfathers brothers ( on my mom's side) was a German soldier (thankfully not in the SS so it's not like he chose to do it) he died during the war.
@joelspringman7748
@joelspringman7748 2 года назад
What a shock for him to discover this! It would have to change a person's life forever! Oh, my...
@ilikeyoutube836
@ilikeyoutube836 3 года назад
God bless him. I cried right along with him
@elizabethm6657
@elizabethm6657 3 года назад
Very difficult to hear him cry. Wow...
@Phi1618033
@Phi1618033 2 года назад
"The unthinkable happened." Oh, Mandy, you were so close to saying the inconceivable happened.
@bleuray90
@bleuray90 3 года назад
I still remember him. "My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepared to die." in The Princess Bride.
@karenlucci2154
@karenlucci2154 3 года назад
I will be watching this episode tonight.
@vickilynn3760
@vickilynn3760 3 года назад
I feet his pain in my soul, as many of my ancestors suffered the same fate. God rest there souls.
@frenchtoast7742
@frenchtoast7742 2 года назад
My mothers family had family in the Holocaust being Polish. After learning about in school then finding out we had family and learning things that were not told in books - I was horrified. My grandmother never talked about it . Never told me . Her family hid people. And after awhile her house was taken over by soldiers in and they fled into the forest . They watched the bombs being dropped and their whole town in France being attacked. While their families in Poland were suffering in the Holocaust. Nobody can still stomach the stories and horrible things/ experiments done to these innocent people to this day. I feel for Mandy and can understand where he is coming from. God Bless him 🙏❤️
@tweet2999
@tweet2999 3 года назад
How one takes this information for the first time, a part of ones history & knowing what happened, will bring anyone to their knees. Grieve, remember, live & move on.
@carinamoses2704
@carinamoses2704 Год назад
Thank you for sharing.
@urdailypresent
@urdailypresent 3 года назад
The entire time I am watching this, I was looking at the faces of those men, women and children and I'm am trying to understand what about those faces caused so much hate? And as a black person I ask myself the same question, slavery and apartheid, what about those faces is...? :'(
@nisvetaninalang
@nisvetaninalang 2 года назад
Heartbreaking moment.
@marthavillegas6250
@marthavillegas6250 3 года назад
I cried too...
@BonnieDragonKat
@BonnieDragonKat 2 года назад
I understand his emotion. I was in his shoes once.
@brendahurst8229
@brendahurst8229 3 года назад
God bless u
@nandofigueira2005
@nandofigueira2005 3 года назад
Touching.
@glendaleecartagenabarreto4094
@glendaleecartagenabarreto4094 2 года назад
Wow. My heart hurts for his ancestors 💔
@d.s.9692
@d.s.9692 2 года назад
I honestly think he should probably be grateful that he went most of his life without knowing. To grow up knowing is traumatic. To live with the guilt that so many died and you...what did you do to deserve to live? How did your great uncle, who was a medical researcher or a playwright or a rabbi, somehow die, and you, who watched 4 episodes of True Detective instead of going to your cousin's graduation, somehow deserve to live? It's very difficult to not let that break you.
@mikeydan
@mikeydan 2 года назад
this one still rips me apart...
@liamweaver2944
@liamweaver2944 2 года назад
God the feeling of dread when he started bawling hit me like a freight train
@mirfir
@mirfir 3 года назад
Incredible episode!! 😪😪😪
@flannerymonaghan-morris4825
God I wanted to give Mandy a hug throughout this. You can hear his voice wavering throughout as he’s reading this. Like he knows what’s coming, but the truth still hurts.
@tawneyripley9329
@tawneyripley9329 2 года назад
I can't imagine having that scar on my family tree the pain must be intense
@irinachursina
@irinachursina 3 года назад
Bless his soul!
@joannecordelia
@joannecordelia 3 года назад
I watch. I cry. There’s a whole in my heart. I’m sick to my stomach. Too many of my friends have the same story. 😢 Oh my God! There can’t be anything worse! All I can think about is we weren’t Jewish, but my family was scared shitless because it involved other people and other countries too. My family have horror stories having to leave their homes and countries, with very little in their bags. They were afraid of being caught, then put on a train to one of those places, or shot right then and there. My Father had a purpose for fighting this terrible evil that nobody understood. We really are not learning much from our mistakes. “When will we ever learn”.
@mandypatinkin4860
@mandypatinkin4860 3 года назад
Thank so much for your love and support towards me 💓💕💕
@darussianping61
@darussianping61 3 года назад
I loved this actor in Chicago Hope.
@CamiMar94
@CamiMar94 2 года назад
Oh God, to hear him cry was heartbreaking :'(
@lauran.carvalho
@lauran.carvalho Год назад
i cry too, that's so sad.
@lightyagami3492
@lightyagami3492 3 года назад
What a horrible discovery! I have relatives that died in the holocaust to so I understand Mandy's pain here. 🙏🙏😢😢
@donnav7103
@donnav7103 3 года назад
Mandy I am so sorry.
@lyubovzaslavskaya2915
@lyubovzaslavskaya2915 2 года назад
I cried together with Mandy. I understand him. I was born in Odessa, Ukraine 70 years ago. I never seen my grandfather, he was killed by nazi. He was a soldier. His immediate family,my grandmother,my aunt and my future mother were evacuated to Uzbekistan. Although, my mother was only15 at that time, she worked 16 hours a day @ factory,where workers, some of them as young as 10-12 yo, produced ammunition for army. The rest of the family,the majority,who had not been evacuated were killed. All, including small and very small children. My mother-in- law was 17 ,just graduated from school , when fascists came to small Ukrainian town Nemirov.
@neconeconeco
@neconeconeco Год назад
Oh, Lyubov, I am so sorry. :(
@nocomment2468
@nocomment2468 3 года назад
The Holocaust is hard to imagine because it was the apocalypse. These children, adults, families, all entering the gates of hell. When you know that you and everyone, everything you love are about to be tortured and wiped out. Senselessly decimated by your neighbors and fellow beings. Can you imagine being there, when it breaks your heart 6 million times?
@Thornus_______
@Thornus_______ 2 года назад
This broke my heart
@abusamar2683
@abusamar2683 3 года назад
It’s true feelings for human beings
@BloggerMusicMan
@BloggerMusicMan 2 года назад
That's the reaction of someone who just had a complete emotional bomb hit them. That's an incredible finding about your family history.
@christinaify
@christinaify 4 месяца назад
I can't imagine how it must feel to discover an entire branch of your family had been stolen from you.
@NickyRikki
@NickyRikki 2 года назад
I reconnected with my fathers side and found out we are Spanish Jews from Bucharest from community called De Rit Spaniol and everyone survived the holocaust and moved to Israel
@harbscantina
@harbscantina 3 года назад
Finding out something like that...
@eweiner14
@eweiner14 3 года назад
I always find it so odd when someone only discovers later in life that his relatives were murdered by the Nazis. My father lost his first wife and children and almost all his immediate and extended family.
@acrdenmark
@acrdenmark 3 года назад
A lot of times families didn't talk about it. I've read many accounts where children of survivors never knew their parents were interred in camps. I believe for some, to talk about it was unbearable because of the memories it brought up and for others they felt guilt because they survived.
@Johanna.EG.
@Johanna.EG. 3 года назад
If it's extended family, it would be easy not to know. My great great grandparents came to the US in the late 1800s, but what about their siblings and aunts and uncles, etc?
@lightyagami3492
@lightyagami3492 2 года назад
@@Johanna.EG. I found out many of my extended relatives on my eastern European side were gassed in the chambers to. I had to stop working on my genealogy for a long while after making that discovery.
@Carolynnin
@Carolynnin 3 года назад
I have always assumed the same, that I have no relatives that perished in the Holocaust,. Watching this I now know it could be true and it horrifies me in the same way.
@oceansdeserts4446
@oceansdeserts4446 3 года назад
Even after doing an extensive family tree, there is no doubt in my mind that I have at least 3rd cousins who died in The Holocaust. I am always grateful to my great-grandparents (and a couple great-greats) who crossed an entire continent and an ocean to come to America.
@nitush-gc2wz
@nitush-gc2wz 2 года назад
I don't know Mandy, never saw his work (as far as I know of), but I do know quite a few family members of his here in Israel, sweet sweet people. as far as I remember, at least some of them new they had connections in the holocaust. so so sad
@carringtonlefayette8644
@carringtonlefayette8644 3 года назад
The universe was showing off when Mandy was made. Australia.
@eljay345
@eljay345 2 года назад
Is there any website to access the full episiode with Mandy Patinkin for free online? I'm in New Zealand and PBS isn't available?
@chizmo7
@chizmo7 2 года назад
So sad. IT MUST NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN.
@112Hasenmama
@112Hasenmama 2 года назад
Es tut mir so endlich leid für das Leid
@ziggy33399
@ziggy33399 2 года назад
I weep with you.
@charlottar0403
@charlottar0403 3 года назад
ah I'm crying.
@honorsilverthorne7227
@honorsilverthorne7227 3 года назад
💔💜 I'm sorry, Mandy. 💜💔
@lc5929
@lc5929 2 года назад
I can't stop crying. #neveragain
@speechy_keen4878
@speechy_keen4878 3 года назад
The atrocities… no words
@kassidymiller3223
@kassidymiller3223 2 года назад
Oh my gosh that's so sad
@LindaCasey
@LindaCasey 3 года назад
😥💔
@jadeswrapsandbraids
@jadeswrapsandbraids 2 года назад
Omg I'm so sorry for all the sad, and bad things people learn. But I know their family history infact doesn't define them. But can be very painful to learn.
@jamalselesi182
@jamalselesi182 3 года назад
Mandy Patinkin is a Really Talented actor I like them in the Princess bride the TV show Chicago Hope in Homeland he played the villainous Huxley In the amici’s called Elmo in grouchland
@lesleypaddy6944
@lesleypaddy6944 Год назад
I still find it horrifying that so many beautiful families were led to horrific untimely deaths. Now however we have technical advances in surveillance which surely gives advance warnings. Evil flourishes when good people do nothing and when they do not do enough, it seeps insidiously. May goodness always prevail.
@sole129
@sole129 3 года назад
Its so sad..
@tr0mmelbremse
@tr0mmelbremse Год назад
😢
@Mesi16
@Mesi16 3 года назад
I'm really sorry about the past horrors. However, we are still witnessing same in different versions against civilians in Ethiopia against Tigrians and no one taking actions.
@patriciafeuti1370
@patriciafeuti1370 3 года назад
Wow
@mandypatinkin4860
@mandypatinkin4860 3 года назад
Thanks for your love and support towards me ❣️
@ElleCee62978
@ElleCee62978 4 месяца назад
My great grandparents were killed in the Kaunas Ghetto. I had no idea that Mandy lost family, too.
@Linda-hs1lk
@Linda-hs1lk 3 года назад
I will never understand how people could (and I'm afraid it can happen again) this to eachother. And for what?? I don't get it.
@mandypatinkin4860
@mandypatinkin4860 3 года назад
Thanks so much for your love and support towards me 💓
@MrChannel19
@MrChannel19 3 года назад
We can join in Shiva
@kathrynb4683
@kathrynb4683 3 года назад
Ironic. I just watch the story of Irena Sendler. So Mandy is the grandson of one of the moms that gave her child to Irena? The son of one of those children?
@mandypatinkin4860
@mandypatinkin4860 3 года назад
Thanks so much for your love and support towards me 💓💓
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