Holocaust Rescue/Aid Provider Irene Opdyke | USC Shoah Foundation

In her testimony, Irene Opdyke recalls the dangerous experience of helping six of her Jewish friends in hiding. This is part of USC Shoah Foundation’s Women’s History Month Clip series.
Irene's testimony is preserved in the Visual History Archive.
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[@thislilangel93]

Irene Gutonowa Opdike. My all time heroine! I love her book in my hands. It shaped my whole human perspective. She was an angel in a terrible time.

[@lady4191]

I feel the same way I read it at 20 it's been with me since.

[@lucasmoore8801]

She lived in Fullerton and came to my school in jr high. She told her story and we got to ask her questions. She was super sweet...there was not one dry eye in that class and she signed her book for us. We each got one and I will forever cherish mine. She was a wonderful woman. Not All Superheros wear Capes. ❤❤RIP Irene ❤❤

[@barryworthy2083]

I want to see her movie

[@n0namesowhatblerp362]

Irenas Vow. Coming this year 2024

[@danielerenassia8594]

Merciii beaucoup

[@channel9335]

respect ❤