Jewish Survivor Julia Klein Testimony | USC Shoah Foundation
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I regret to inform you that Julia passed away yesterday 09/24/22 at the age of 93. May her memory be a blessing and her testimony remembered forever. Never Forget!!!
Amen.
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I commend this interviewer. She let Ms. Klein tell her story with few questions or interruptions. This is the 112th interview I have watched and I have observed that many of these survivors just need to let their story come out.
@Lisa Herrling - I completely agree with you!! I have watched close to 50 of them so far and some interviewers sound like they are reading their script, BUT are not listening to the answers at all! They ask a question right after the Survivor answers it. I find this disrespectful.
I completely agree! I also have watched over 100 of them and always read the comments before I start one, because I cannot stand interviewers that are rude and don’t let the poor survivor tell his or her story!!!
I completely agree with you.
I always read the comments now before I start the interviews. The people who interview often ruin the survivors stories by being obnoxious! Because you said that Miss Klein could tell her story, I am getting ready to listen. Thank you for your comment. I may come in again after I have listened.
I just hate it when the interviewer speaks over their interviewee, I have also noticed several who do not listen to these folks. They ask the same questions the elder just answered. It’s so disrespectful to listen with the intent to respond rather than actually hearing. I wonder how many stories would have been enriched by an interviewer who had some people skills.
Absolutely amazing woman! She is very brave, beautiful and classy! What a wonderful reunion it must have been to embrace her loved ones when she passed to the other side!
I an speechless. Julia is my great-great grandmother. NEVER did I ever expect to be able to see or hear her. I am a Christian Jewish woman, searching for my family. Shalom, Julia, I love you.
@Andrea Rogers 😇
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When she broke down in tears my heart 💔 for her 😭😭 how could humans do this to other humans disgusting me
Mrs. Klein- Thank- you for sharing your life experiences. It was very difficult to live through and to share.
You shared Hope and Faith. Praise Hashem you lived and overcame! I am so glad you received a kind and wonderful husband!
Shalom
Twice now, watching this testimony with awe, from such a deep and rare individual, and her impact grows rather than lessens. Amazing it is, to hear and to see her, talking from Brooklyn at the start of 1998. Fresh like a wondrous wildflower. Amazing even moreso since Mrs Birnbaum decided to be interviewed as a rare decision for her, a deliberative one. Well, she gives her whole world, vividly, intensely.
The very second when, initially, she said that she would prefer not to offer up her birthdate, she had me right with her, fluffing up the pillows, loving her way of contending, feeling an immediate alliance with her. The spirit unbroken, just as her mother and father assured her that she was always whole, always. Incredible.
Oh, and she is my brave great grandma whom I love so much! ❤️ shalom, Great Grandmother, mozol tof! Jehovah jireh
May their memories be blessings
Thank you so much for sharing your testimony. Very best wishes from New Zealand.
You can see the pain, & can tell that Mrs. Klein is reliving the horrors, as she speaks. Thankful for her painful testimony. This history must never be forgotten. It is just as important today.
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thank you. What a lovely, courageous lady Ms. Klein is.
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She doesn't remember a lot of things probably as a self-defense mechanism, my heart is breaking for her and all the hardship that she had to endure
trauma can have that effect, esp. when there are decades in between. and it does matter, if one had spoken about these things earlier with a confidant. and when remembered things had be re-assured by fact findings somewhere else. then the memory gets strengthen. e.g. people who went back, right after the war, to see the house or spoke to other returning survivors, have a better memory about things, before the war and right after. and another difference is, that people who had told their story in schools for some time. several times, they are much more fluent and oftem more without too much emotional outburst or sometimes non at all before the camera. the traume part I know from trauma therapy theory. the other hints, I got from observing what I had seen till now either on this USC page, or from German speaking survivers (and perpetrator). I live in Vienna. so that was my first source. This USC page I looked up only a few month ago. I didn't know, they uploaded everything on youtube as well. very grateful they did
Her father is so proud of his little girl, I'm sure of it.
Mrs. Klein is such a sweet lady, beautiful hair. I just want to hug her.
She talks about a beautiful girl in the interview and the the SS guard in the interview and it’s so interesting that there is a documentary about them called Love it was not. Do check it, it’s so very interesting.
please what does she say about Franz and Helena? I do not speak English
I’m sorry, what is the name of the documentary? Love? Love it was not? Not sure how to read it in the comment, but I’d love to watch it. ❤️
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Hi, what do you say about Helena and SS?
Amazing lady xxx
History still repeats it self!!!
What a strong will she had
They experienced hell on earth. It's unconceivable.
What did she say when asked about her message to the world? I couldn’t understand. Thanks
The interviewer was helpful to the process
So very sad 😞
Bravo
Hooyah, and may the angels support your wings and legs😊❤
Awesome story. Some of these interviewers badger the Jewish people
Very sad. The nazis did their evil and then this woman later mistreated her children and grandchildren in a terrible way. The evil actions of the nazis still has a ripple effect even after all these years
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Ciao, sai cosa dice riguardo Helena e Franz?
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Okay I think German
The bright plot bareilly unite because charles inexplicably spare beneath a glistening glorious scorpion. thoughtless, faint fair airmail
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