The Last Witness: 94-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor 🇺🇸
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Hello Everyone, this is a heavy but important story. It won't be too long before these stories won't be told in person anymore. Take a deep breath and dive in, Lucy has a lot to say.
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This is incredible. Thank you, Peter for caring and capturing her story, and please tell her thank you for sharing this with us all.
Thank you. l love this story from Ontario, Canada. God blessed this woman, blessing her to live and finding happiness before she leaves this world. Women with abusive parents and husbands who were abusive feel her pain. Women with children being cruel to their mothers feel her pain.
Not one of your best. Gave up after a few minutes.
@@TheKeggie that’s sad cuz this woman shld wake a lot of people up
Peter, you dived into a very relevant topic for today's current events. You were brave and kind and you let her tell her story. Same story my mom had also coming from Czechoslovakia.
She’s 95 and calls her mother “mommy.” It broke my heart. 70 years later and she’s still calling out to her mommy. 💔💔💔
NO!! its cause the religion is "mommy/mother". mother church religion. female
"mother do wanna bang heads with me" danzig.
Yup mine too Mommy Mommy was so powerful
Makes perfect sense how can you move on emotionally after seeing what she has
It is sad... because she lost her mom so young. I lost mine when I was 8 and I still call her "mommy" when I'm almost 40.
@@AmyLeeAngelLove thats cause your a child still all plugged in to that "state" mind.
LOST.
I love how she holds his arm while talking to him. Telling horrible memories but patting him and holding on in such a caring way as if she is trying to comfort him from hearing the awful truth.
Wanting him to tell her story
And her hands look so young
She is an extraordinary woman.
It is apparent that beyond being grateful for a truly receptive ear, she wants to comfort him as he sees just a glimpse of the darkness that she was thrust into.
And he's a grown man. And she was only a kid when this happened to her 😔
I have so much compassion and emotion for survivors of the Holocaust as I have been neighbors of the survivors and I have listened to the stories or better yet the sages relating the honesty and rawness of atrocities of war.
My Grama does this too when we are having difficult conversations.... I love it...
About 25 years ago I was working on an exhibit about the Holocaust with a group of Jews in Dayton, Ohio. One of them was a tiny woman who I believe had been very young when she was in a concentration camp. She was fearful throughout the time I worked with her and I wanted to say, "There is no reason to be afraid. It can't happen again." I was so wrong. She knew more than I could ever understand. God bless her! Thank you for interviewing this remarkable woman, Peter!
@@Internet_Eateryou are pathetic
The promise is that it won't be allowed to happen again. The fear is real. ❤❤❤
I just don't get it why? 😮 My mom grew 😅up in that regime and she said there was a kindly Jewish doctor who used
To come to their house and sat up with anyone in the family who was sick. After awhile he didn't come anymore because he was picked up by the gestapo. 🎉
What do you Mean you was wrong?
The people who truly know history and hardship are the ones who full heartedly say "Godd bless America!". And God bless her! Thank you once more, Peter!
The human body is incredible. After starvation, work camps, death walks, and topped off with typhoid she was able to give birth to a child. Unbelievable.
She had 2 children boy and girl
Unreal. Absolutely no words Wow.
God is great
Ikrrr
Truth ❤️🩹❤️
She's so lucid to be 94 years old. Wish her a happy peaceful rest of her life.
When something that terrible happens to you, there’s a chance it’ll be scarred deep into your brain
Amazing woman - So Thankful for her life and story ✅
Not all old people have memory issues. I've worked at an assisted living facility for years. Most of our residents are as sharp as tacks. I like to sit and listen to them after my shift.
@@fuzzywuzzy8679and she was incarcerated for over-two years.
I cannot imagine anyone coming back from that level trauma.
Peter, thank you so much for the deep respect you’ve shown the Jewish people.
You’re a mensch. ❤
Amazing woman!
What a beautiful woman - we are blessed she is able and willing to tell her story. History and the lessons that come with are so critically important. Bless her soul.
And people exist that insist these things never happened. It beggars belief. It's horrific. Smh. 😢😢❤
@@Zyryne1
Many deny October 7th, too, even though it was literally recorded on Go Pros, by Israeli civilians, IDF Soldiers and the Hamas terrorists themselves....🤦♀️
Army mom here. My son was in Europe last year. Germany and Eastern Europe. He toured Aushwitz. His chaplain asked if anyone wanted to go take the tour. He went.. It was there. It F'ing happened.
Lots of buildings left in Aushwitz. He saw the ovens, gas chambers etc. He couldn't sleep for days! He called me in tears. Please watch the American GIs talk about liberating some of these camps. Also, the British forces liberating Bergen Belsen. It will break your heart...THESE MEN ROLLED UP ON THIS SHIT UNEXPECTEDLY! Its here on CZcams. From the 90s and early 2000s. Prayers for our Vets on Memorial Day Monday 🙏
As a nurse I used to care for a 96 year old who was a holocaust survivor in her home. She had the same identification tattoo on her arm. Her family told me she didn’t open up about when she went through to them, but one day we sat at the dining table talking and she cried telling me “the babies, the babies, all the babies they murdered.” So chilling and heartbreaking. Her neice who had upwards of 8 children told me she had forced tubal ligation so that’s why she never had children. So sick and sad some ppl actually deny the holocaust ever happened, just have a talk with a survivor it obviously was very real.
yeah because hundreds of people told incredulous stories that contradict each others and sometimes their own, they must be true!
Produce evidence beyond witness testimony and I'm sure you will shut them down.
@@youtubeuser206 My father fought the Nazis, So I know it happened.
@@youtubeuser206hundreds of people surviving compared to the amount that died is not completely impossible at all.
@laurenr8790
Thank Gd for the comfort you provided to one of the millions. Thank you for upholding the truth about the Holocaust while others have the audacity to try deny it. . Just a few years later our ancestral land was returned to us, for many years Jews were denied access to the burial place of our Forefathers and Foremothers (look up the Cave of the Machpela). Thank Gd for Israel. Israel 🇮🇱 ✊🏾✊🏽✊🏿✊🏼
Can we just admire how good of a listener Peter is? I loved that while she was talking you could tell that he genuinely felt bad for what she went through. A lot of people do these interviews for money, notoriety or to be seen as a good person. But you can tell this is his calling, and that he genuinely loves doing these videos. 10/10 one of the best channels on CZcams!
So nice of you, thank you Angel 😊
@@PeterSantenello You are a wonderful human sir as is this woman! What an amazing meeting of two WONDERFUL people! Thank you from Australia.
Great interview, glad I could help set it up Peter! Thanks for interviewing Lucy. ❤
@@theaustralianconundrumWell said, You’re a Great representation from us down under.🫶🏻🥰fifi
Yep 80/20 rule. 80% listening 20% speaking
The strength of this woman is unbelievable and her life story should be told in a film and shared. A real role model thanks for sharing this video
Lucy's lifestory is heart piercing!!
I admire her memory, at 95 she can remember things so very clearly.
Just wish I could meet her.
Hats off to Lucy's courage and grit.No wonder, that she survived that horrible period!!
And part of that grit must have come from her mom.
WE WANT TO HEAR IT, the children need to hear it! Please, don’t ever stop sharing your story!
For sure it could happen again
why do you want to hear this particular event so much?
@@mpalos14cus its a tragedy with so many different stories, and the last few survivors will be dead within 10 years
@@Eduardo-ep2kp that is true for tens of other situations like these, name me some of those as well then
You're so right. It's why I cry when thinking about the freedoms the current generations are willing to hand over.
The way she keeps holding on to your arm as she tells her story. Bless her heart.
Broke my heart!!!!😢
She’s drawing strength from the touch.
"Please believe me. Please believe me."
She's trying to rob his pockets.
@@JeanPierre-kz3rescumbag
Thank you for letting her speak... letting her answer your questions fully. Her testimony is so important. Even today, we need these reminders and lessons.
This is a reason to be kind.. imagine having to experience such horrors and living through it to tell her story.. be humble, be kind wherever you are ❤
Yessss lets be kind to each other.❤
Let's be kind to Palestinian too
What a wonderful woman. The Holocaust and the Nakba must never be forgotten.
Lol ironic given that jews are the least humble people in the world who think they're God's chosen
Hitler said that he was beginning with Jews then Muslims then black people ! What a monster !
When she said the man told her “from now on you’re 16” at first I thought of something sinister but it’s because he wanted to save her ❤ that makes me tear up
Me too
An Angel.
She said she never saw him again after that. He was like a angel 😢
She was saved to share one of the greatest story..
80 years later, and this poor woman is still crying for the pain she has felt and witnessed. Incredible testimony. Absolutely heartbreaking. She brings back memories of some bits of stories I've heard. A neighbor that lived across the street with severe anxiety, who was tattooed and had lived in a concentration camp. A grandfather that jumped ship as a young sailor in the NY harbor to avoid persecution. And the room full of shoes in the Anne Frank museum of Washington DC, all left me sobbing.
Thank You Lucy and Peter. Brightest Blessings to You Always. 😔✌️❤️🦋🙏
It’s as if it happened to her yesterday, the pain and horrors are still fresh to her. Utterly heartbreaking. She’s brave to have shared her story despite the trauma her experience still causes her. She is such a strong woman and I’m very grateful she is sharing her story. As the saying goes: those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. We must all learn from the travesties of our past so that we never again endure such horrors.
We must never forget what happened to these people and they had done nothing wrong. Hitler was satan in disguise. This never should have happened. But she is very right about women. I do think women are stronger in that sense. God Bless you Lucy. Thank you for telling your story. ❤
Schindlers List is an amazing true story if you haven't already seen it...truly heartbreaking and eye-opening to realize how good we have it and how we should be grateful for each day just like Lucy said, "every day I thank God"
@@josiesouth275 I sat through it in a movie theater, with my then husband that really wanted to watch it. I covered my eyes for 90% of it. The sounds alone ripped me to the core. ( I've been told by many, many people over the years in my career and elsewhere, that I'm definitely an empath. I absorb other people's pain, feelings very quickly. Learning to detach is an ongoing difficult process. I'm always trying to do what is right. For them, and myself.) ☺️✌️
Thank you so much from Germany for this extremely important recording. !!!
It's so true, they're the last ones who witnessed all this horror, and this makes it even more precious and important than it still is on its own ❤
In my country many people feel the responsibility to keep alive the memorial constantly of what in fact happened, because our ancestors worked in it or at least did let it happen, too many of them, by far.
But nothing can ever be more impressive than being told the personal story of someone who has witnessed all this
- so: THANKS A LOT. God bless you.
Thank you for giving Lucy an opportunity to share her life story. What a remarkably strong woman. We should listen to more survivors so we don’t forget about such horrible atrocities. Thank you.
This video should be played in high schools. Kids today don't know how good they have it. This lady is a miracle and she's right, no one should forget this history and I hope they have learned from it so its not repeated. God bless this wonderful woman.
No it shouldn't
@@semiramisbonaparte1627 Why not
@@semiramisbonaparte1627 yes it should
@jennyfragrance8246 it would had actually had happened to begin with
Have you ever watched the movie paperclips. It features one town that did just thst. Very moving
The way Lucy touches his arm as a comfort mechanism for you both as she presents such a terrible event in her life - She is still filled with life and love - What an amazing woman - Much respect brah for developing and presenting her story of triumph over such hate - God bless you both... \m/
Both demon liars.
Amen, she & God are like 🤝. ✡️❤️🇮🇱. As a Gentile Papist, I believe with all of my being that God Who cannot fail and does not lie will forever be faithful to the Chosen People. God bless all who view this video! God bless Israel Forever and ever and ever!
@@paulhallett1452 God doesn't like greedy jews.
Well said.
WATCHEUROPATHELASTBATTLE2019ALL10PARTSONRUMBLE it's a documentary about what really happened in WW1 and WW2 it's the other side of the story that's been kept from us for the past 75+ years.
Brave woman! I admire her courage! Thanks for sharing your story Lucy! LOVE YOU!
With the political climate in America right now, it’s so important that we hear these stories and remember it. Soon it may not even be allowed on college campuses.
For sure worldwide anti semitism this time it's worse cause it's more than just Germany
So sad but true
Why ?
Because history repeats itself don't think it won't. @larissatorres8624
The amount of courage and belief in humankind to say "brainwashed, brainwashed!" To people that literally tortured her, instead of saying "evil" is mind-boggling.
What a woman.
Yeah...I guess people can be brainwashed into evil....I think "Evil" as a category describes the potential...no people are good or evil...but have the capacity for both. That's why Jordan Peterson insists that we read history as our own story, because we could easily have been either....I'm a Tutsi survivor of the Rwandan Genocide...
But it was all evil to be precise
@@godislove6013 Exactly...It was Evil...the deeds...
That’s why we look at Maga supporters being brainwashed, it’s kind of the same thing. By Donald J Trump.
We are being brainwashed again, will people wake up, or just repeat history again.
After all the hell she went through, thank goodness she is still with us today. 🌻
Her story is absolutely mind numbing. I’m honored and blessed to have clicked onto this video. She is a beautiful soul. Thank you. 💜🌻
how u know its true if u were not alive or there at the time
all by design ''the goverment''
@@ComicKish yes the had everyting pool, theater, no gass chambers they burn people like the people dead in the war of russia vs fake russians.
All by design! In every country stands a freemason loge. Divide and conquer. Rule the target population. when we had isreal... satanic star of david.
@@ComicKish how do you know the bolshevik revolution happened? or the holodomor? or pol pot's fields? in the Soviet Union because you weren't there, those millions of Christians must've never died and they just want to create the worlds most elaborate sympathy propaganda. have you also personally witnessed the earth rotate around the sun? your logic is short sighted. but that is expected from middle east muslims. to still be so disrespectful in their deepest nature. to question atrocities for fun. :D you hate filled muslims will not have your own countries one day. you constantly hope to invoke God's will to cause punishment for your perceived enemies. Do you think God gets tired of your people/religion trying to use him to act out the hate that laments/fills your hearts? meccah will be bombed one day and your babylonic temple to satan will be fallen and maybe then your peoples can find brotherhood again.
@@ComicKishhow do you know that your mother gave birth to you?
What a strong woman. May God always be with her!
Beautiful lady and survivor. Bless her immensely!
Dear God, the way she described her mommy and being separated. I am in tears
Cry some more liberal
ME TOO. 🙏❌❌
My grandparents were survivors. There are very few left! Thank you so much for spending time with her and letting her share her story. It means a lot to me.
My parents too! I have Many many survivors who were part of a holocaust of Hollywood fairy tales.
yeah... theres a few left lmao
🙏🏻🤗❣️
Same here. Wouldn’t speak of what happened until just before my grandfathers death. The chills were painful hearing stories.
Likewise.
Your story made me cried,but thank God he kept you.
This is the most important interview you have ever recorded!!! I met a survivor like this amazing lady and it changed me. People need to know the truth.
At the age of 14, she lost it all but her determination to stay alive is a powerful message. Twice she wanted to end it all but chose life instead. I wonder if people today ever imagine having to work to save your life. This is a testament to her strength and determination. Everything she did was out of necessity. Even marrying her husband was done to save her life and give her a home. What a powerful message. Thank you so much for sharing your story with us.
Just proves that the human life will do what it needs to survive or be prepared to end their life. She clearly wanted to live but yet, l understand the ones that decided it was too much to go through. Bless them. Possibly they might have struggled to deal with what happened to them. Who knows. Unfortunately we have not learnt from this, as it continues to destroy lives to this day 😢
❤q
I honestly feel honored that I got to listen to Lucy’s story!!! What an incredible human!!! God bless her a million times over!!!
I am an LPN I worked in a Jewish nursing home in the 1990s and took care of many holocaust survivors. I considered it a sacred honor to have them in my care.
Amen
@@lavenderhearts101 - What did you learn?
God bless her 🙏🤗
@@andreamarinov9939 God Bless my 50 relatives.
Thank you for letting this woman tell her story and record it for history. We need more people telling their stories from the past.
Thank you for bringing this to us. What a remarkable, sweet and tough spirited woman. What horror she lived through and by God's grace still here to tell her story. May God bless her.
My grandfather was a survivor from the same camp. I didn’t hear about the stories until just prior to his death at 92 years old. You’ll never hear anything scarier than these stories. Remember this history and make sure it never repeats itself! Thank you for this!
Your gramps is a liar broski, hate to break it to ya
May your grandfather rest in peace.
That is so America in years
what's scariest is the fact that the allies were the ones who cased the starvation, diseases and following, mass death that was blamed 100% on Germany.
fun fact: the nazi party was reasponsible for the creation of isreal, planned mass jewish immigration into Palestine was organized by zionist nazis with the help of the Palestinian central bank. Germany never wanted to kill other races, they wanted to protect races/ethnicites culture/heritage buy supporting and creating, and investing in ethno states similar to nazi Germany, and currently isreal.
funny how things change.
Thank you for filming this, and thank you Lucy for sharing your story. May this world never forget. ❤
Never Forget 🇮🇱. ✌️💗
Lucy's strength and determination to survive is shining through her. An amazing woman, after all the years the pain still shows, may God bless her.
There’s another woman who survived the holocaust named Kitty Hart. She did a documentary back in the late 1970s where she took her grown son back to Auschwitz’s where she went over what happened day by day and how many times she was saved. She’s 96 and still alive today.
I would love to see that - I'll look it up. Thank you 💐
And Lily Ebert.
Did she show him the bldgs that were purposely changed & fixed to look a certain way by the jdeo-bolshevists.
I've seen that documentary. I was about 13, 14. I couldn't even put my thoughts together, hearing what happened. They didn't teach it in our history classes. I believe that even back then, they feared offending some group. Kids today need to know these stories. Freedom is so precious and can be taken away in the blink of an eye.
There is more people still alive, who survived Holocaust.
All these years and she still has tears for her mommy. Heartbreaking
just as the palestinians cry out for their mommies.
@pureblood6492 all these years and people are still suffering. Very sad
Thank you very much for sharing her story. I'm so glad she survived
Thank you so much for documenting her story. #neveragain #neverforget
May God bless you abundantly for doing this! I pray you’re able to find more survivors to document their stories, as well
As a child of Holocaust survivors I love this woman. Did you see how she was so sweet and complimentary to Peter? Do you see her care, kindness and resilience? The nazis tried to bring her down but she became a vessel of bringing people up. She reminds me of the generation of my parents and grandparents and truly G-d fearing good people. G-d bless her.
Love your comment. My close friend was a Shoah survivor. She taught me how to trust G-d and live fully and with appreciation for the gifts we are given.
I'm sorry do you get help for ptsd?
Why do you say G-d instead of God??
@@robertfinch6602 Writing G-d’s name in an incomplete way is a sign of respect, and the custom comes from an interpretation of the commandment in Deuteronomy 12:3-4 regarding the destruction of pagan altars. According to the medieval commentator, Rashi, we should not erase or destroy G-d’s name and should avoid writing it.
@@bkrrbecca2317 Yes. My parents and grandparents (the ones that I met) spoke about it. They didn’t want our family to forget about all the relatives that didn’t make it.
My grandfather also was at Auschwitz. He never liked discussing it with any of his grandchildren, but imagining him (and the rest of these innocent Jews) in these circumstances is devastating. I appreciate you sharing your very important story with us Lucy ❤
Crazy how they were all there and survived eh? I bet he personally met dr. Mengele too.
Karma
What's sad is there hasn't been a decade since without a genocide happening somewhere. We are capable of so much love and creation. Unfortunately, we are equally capable of death and destruction.
@@PaddyMcShane exactly. Which is why people like Lucy who have lived through such atrocities are so incredibly important.
And now they own all the banks and media.
Thank you Peter. This video popped up today (I had seen it before) and I had to watch it again. It's heartbreaking yet inspirational to see Lucy and the life she has lived.
This was a story I had missed. Peter , thank you for sharing Lucy's story. God Bless her. She is truly amazing
I was a doctor in NYC before I retired. I remember taking care of quite a few holocaust survivors who settled in NYC. I was always inspired by their courage and perseverance. All of them remembered their number, which were always so horrifying to see. Sadly, most have passed on but their stories of strength and courage remain an inspiration to me. What an incredible woman Lucy is. May she be granted peace and love the rest of her days.
Her Mother, (Mommy) will be be waiting to great her when her day comes. Then there will be rejoicing.
You are a heroic and person with a uniquely caring 💜 heart to be able to feel the pain of a patient. Your patient s were fortunate to have a doctor with feelings and compassion.
It's like doctors now day's are not supposed to see the fear and pain the patient, but just a number to be treated and rushed out in a 5 minute time. And the care given is basically dictated.
Bless your goodness.
You should ask them how.many can get into Jewish heaven. Only 2 million total from the time before Jesus to current time. Yet how many died in the holocaust??? So which one isn't getting into heaven. All because a jew living thinks thier holier then a holocaust jew who died..
wow well worded
@scott.baierscott2198 it's Jehovahs Witnesses that believe in 2 million in heaven, not Jews.
The man telling her to say 16 instead of 14 brought tears to my eyes
"and I never saw him again, like an angel" - he was indeed.
God will talk to you in those ways ❤
He was an angel just like she said
@@kodomotachi1I think Nazi killed him that's why 😢😢
Absolutely broke my heart God bless this sweet woman 🙏❤️
Thank you for sharing her story. So good to hear this from her. We will never forget.
My grandpa is 97 years old and he was one of the soldiers from the "Bataillon Phantôme" (Ghost bataillon) sent to retake control of the bridge of Remagen and by doing this deliver the concentration camp of Dachau. This unit was made up of U.S., Belgian, French soldiers. He is still alive and to this day I respect him immensely. He always told me the horrors of war and what they discovered once they delivered the camp. Emaciated people, barely standing, and piles of dead bodies. May they rest in peace !
gd bless your Grandpa. Dachau was a "nice" camp, mainly for political prisoners, not a death camp. yes, they had crematoria, but they were burning the dead not the living. Auschwitz, Bergen belson, she mentions these are among the most infamous of the death camps which were mostly all in Poland and eastern Europe where those camps were basically factories producing human ashes as fast as possible - but not before extracting every last ounce of value from the slaves.
You can tell that’s a tough woman. She’s overcome such horrible tragedies and could have given up and died but she didn’t. She’s beautiful and I hope God blesses her for the rest of her days ❤
No god
@@amethystcrystal5799Jesus died for you 🌷🌼
I’ve read so many stories I’ve heard so many stories and even met a survivor of the camps my self. I’ve even worked for people who lived in Germany during the war. It’s so horrible what they have been through. So glad you gave her a hug. Im glad she can enjoy her life today.
She’s a hero and I could listen to her tell her story all day every day. We are blessed to have her story here now thank you
“Young Americans, they have to be good to their parents and appreciate America”
This woman is amazing. Really enjoyed this sweet woman. 🙏💜
That's the only thing you got from this video?? 🙄
@@kimcheezy3433 annnd here is a dumb karen
@@kimcheezy3433 no that is not the only thing I got from the video. Thanks for drawing your own conclusions 🤡
"Those who don't learn from the past are doomed to repeat it" I don't understand how anyone denies that this happened. I am in USA and even though I technically live in "poverty" but I have no idea of what poverty and loss truly feels like. Even if these stories make us uncomfortable, we must watch and learn from them.
I was just born when she was 15. And I saw those same films she was talking about. They did not show as much of the women snd children as the skeletal men. The Germans left and the rescuers were American they were so horrified they opened the gates and they slowly came out they gave them what little food and cigarettes extra clothing and got transportation and sent to hospitals and freedom.
Sweet old lady and to think she had gone through this utterly horrible time. I feel so ashamed, thinking that these people had to go through such absolute inhumane treatment.
May God bless her abundantly. ❤
And to think that to this day there are people still denying the holocaust ever took place.
satan & his followers are the AUTHORS of lies. REMEMBER how he lied to Eve telling her they could be like GOD... Genesis 3: Holy Bible First Book of the Bible old testament
What is technically living in poverty
@chrisstowe111
It means poverty by American standards. Even the homeless people here have access to food, water, medical care, family. They have the right...the freedom to get off the street, and live indoors if they want it. They are free to work, to go to church, to get on a bus and see family. But many many of the homeless actually choose to stay on the street, and not be a part of 'normal' everyday life. In my opinion...and most medical professionals' opinions, they are suffering from mental illnesses. But for whatever reason, they choose the street. But also, many have lost their jobs, or their homes, and are transitioning, trying to improve their lives. Whatever the reasons for living on the street, they are still free people in America, free to come and go as they please.
Also, there are many of us that have homes, but don't receive enough money to live on. They have food, water, shelter, but not enough money for other needs or wants. In many of those cases they receive govt help because they live under the national poverty level. Maybe they are elderly, ill, or disabled, with no family to help.
For whatever reason anybody in America lives under the poverty guidelines, they still have the freedom move around, get food from organizations. They are not ruled under the threat of being burned in human ovens, or shot trying to escape through barbed wire fences, marched half naked in the winter to other places.
Unfortunately, some people don't realize how blessed they are to live in America with the rights we have here. And they don't realize that as fast as a snap of their fingers it can all be lost, and they become prisoners of an evil government that takes all their freedoms. They don't know about true poverty and suffering, being ruled by evil captors. They think they are victims of society. But the have the right to work and earn money, the right to live indoors and buy food, take a bus to work or anyplace they want to go. They need to learn that they have all these freedoms, and stand up straight, with the knowledge that they CAN be self sufficient and provide for themselves. They have that right in America. And unless they are ill, elderly, or disabled, they can live here with the ability to take care of themselves as they see fit.
Thank you Lucy for sharing your life. Thank you Peter for presenting your questions to Lucy in such a respectful way. So appreciated.
So glad for this video....God bless you Miss Lucy ❤❤❤
It is an honor and a privilege to be able to hear her story. Thank you Peter for letting her tell it.
wonder why both her mom and dad were sent to the gas chamber by the labor officer instead of a feeble runt looking "16" year old. surely 30-40 year olds are more capable workers than kids
Why did they have gold-teeths and diamonds when the ethnic people didnt after ww1
@@LiLoLuLzyou do realize your take is more npc like. Instead of looking at facts or evidence to form an opinion you listen to whatever random bozo and believe everything he says without fail. It’s why people like Andrew Tate are popular, because of bots like you.
This is why guns are needed
These people are the enemy of all of us
thank you so much for interviewing her!!!!
Thank you so much Peter and Lucy. Tears down my face ❤
This lady is an angel , breaks my heart to hear her speak on her childhood memories 😞💔
She has such a soft heart. It takes a lot of courage to speak up about her experiences. May God bless her greatly.
The greatest lie ever told and they will never stop milking this lie for pity while ignoring and downplaying real genocides like in Armenia Ukraine or China they are literally committing genocide on the Palestinian people and claiming their land and they expect everyone to feel sorry for them to give them money and they even go so far as to arrest Europeans for exposing this lie you can freely deny the Armenian genocide like a Turkish person would but if you ever deny their "genocide" you are the most evil person apparently
“I’m a victim! Give me money!”
So brave.
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@@JohnSmith-ds7oiyou’re a prick. You’re lucky to have never lived through what she lived through. You would never survive it.
Lucy is an amazing person!! Her story is very touching. May God help us to be more grateful.
Wonderful interview 👏. . It made me cry and feel blessed of our life.
What a powerful interview. My grandfather was one of the liberators of Ohrdruf concentration camp. He came back home haunted. He kept up contact with my grandma while he was in France and Germany, he never wanted to talk about what he saw until the last year of his life. Then he shared some awful stories with me, the oldest grandchild. He was only 17 when he left and 20 when he came home. He died shortly before 9/11 from cancer, a botched hip replacement and decades of alcoholism.
My grandma is still alive and is 95.
as a jew thank you to your grandfather
Thank you to your grandpa!! ❤❤❤
My grandfather was part of the liberation of Dachau, he too tried to drink the pain away for about 40 years before getting sober, honestly I can't say I blame him. The things he told me were absolutely awful, it's horrible to think that humans can do that to one another. Coincidentally, my grandpa died just after 9/11, I wish they were still here to share more of their experiences. Despite being terrible, these stories need to be heard.
Bless him. 17 is so young to go to war
I feel so privileged to have heard Lucy’s story. I hope that we never forget Lucy’s story. It makes so sad to know that the generations ahead won’t have the same privilege to hear these stories in person; so, these videos are so important. Thank you, Peter, for visiting with Lucy.
You should hear "Kitty heart moxon" testimony about the Holocaust. I believe she is still alive? What this lady went through, and still has her sanity is unbelievable!!!!
Read the book "dentist of auschwitz"it was an excellent read.
Keep sharing with your children. And your grandchildren. My son is 21 years old. I have drilled all ww2 history in him from age 10.We are South African. My uncle was a prisoner of war in a Japanese prisoners of war camp. He was captured as a UK citizen. He spent 4 years in camp. He married my mom sister they never had children. He had ptsd
@@avissmit4210I'm sorry for your uncle. PTSD is so difficult.
Praise the Lord for this lady Lucy, who definitely gave credit to Almighty GOD ✝️🕊️
This is a special interview. Thank you Peter.
Thank you for this very important interview!
I have tears streaming down my face. So many are forgetting already. Thank you Peter for being part of Lucy telling her story.
Because you’re easily manipulated 😂😂😂 you believe these Jew lies
and we're not going to even mention the ones that are totally denying it
@@svietka202 my friend’s dad liberated a concentration camp. In his later years he was quite conservative and some might label him right wing. But he saw what he saw, with his own eyes, and he would get very angry at holocaust deniers. He saw it.
@@svietka202I can't believe there are people who deny it
forgetting by choice
Thank you for doing this interview. As a granddaughter of survivors, it's so so important to not let this dark chapter in history fade away. We are the last generation to meet survivors, take advantage of it. They are all angels and deserve our respect
The ones behind The A g e n d a won't let these stories die. I have family from both sides...we've been duped. Not denying it happened, just that it's been exaggerated. And some really is LIES.
Carly - having worked in eldercare in our Jewish community in suburban Detroit, I can't agree with you more. The survivors have much to share. Obviously, from your i.d. photograph you and your husband are carrying on our traditions. Much Nachas to you!
@@avieshapiro4607 thank you for your kind reply. Am Yisroel Chai - the Jewish nation lives on
No, they are greedy demons.
❤❤, beautiful words, they certainly are angels, God knows they are strong in every way 🙏
Oh, my God, Lucy! I am so sorry. You are just amazing! Thank you for telling your incredible story and for persevering so that you could tell it. ❤ God speed!
Thanks so much for sharing this. It was fascinating, interesting, tragic, wonderful… All those things. She’s very special to have survived all that, and live to share it.
My youngest daughter & granddaughter worked at a Jewish Senior Home in Poway, Calif.
They were fortunate to have the great privilege of meeting a few of the seniors who had been in the camps and the war. They both were lucky enough to find a whole bunch of Jewish grandmothers who lived them and they had deep friendships. We aren't Jewish but we respect the Jewish people and their experiences.
Thank you Lucy and thank God for keeping you alive to tell your story. You are an angel.
Jews hate you and think you're cattle, but go on respecting them, shiksa.
Was this on Eptein’s island?
@@dh-uo4lt You are a clown. LOL
Lol ever old Jew is a Holocaust survivor lol😅😅😅
This was a lesson not to complain.
Peter, you have such skill with interviews. This must have been a difficult one, such a heavy subject, but so important to share with the world. Thank you for all the hard work you do helping people share their stories.
Thank you!
the only single story where Peter didn't know how to behave. It was so uncomfortable for him.
Thank you so much for telling your story. And thank you for this opportunity to hear. God Bless you both.
Thank you and Lucy so much for doing this story. Never forgotten and it is up to us to never allow it to happen again. Etched on my soul.
I couldn’t even get through 5 minutes without crying. As a mother this breaks my heart.
and now the jews do the Holocaust on Palestinians people with the help of Americans of course .
Wow, so happy you interviewed her, 95, what she’s experienced, and she’s still here, what an incredible story!
Thank you. Everyone needs to hear these stories.
Thank you for doing this Peter
I had the privilege of meeting Lucy in 2005 and listening to her tell her story during a class on empathy. She held a glass of water the entire time with both hands like she was holding a newborn baby, explaining how much she appreciated a simple glass of clean clear water after drinking the filthy water in Auschwitz.
It was a real blessing for me and life changing.
My Nagymama passed away at 99 three years ago. Her and her sister, of 8 children and both parents, survived. 2 out of 8. Hearing her stories broke my heart but the worst of it was her last year of life. She was falling deeper into dementia and would relive the fear and pain as if it were in front of her.
I'm so sad she's gone but no one deserves to live through that pain once, let alone twice.
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Lucy is an inspiration. She has lived through so much heart aches. God made her a strong woman.
I am so sorry. Bless you and your family, you are a blessing to the rest of us who have yet to hear their stories and great turmoil and pain, and God willing, won't have to relive again.
Did you call her Nagymama? Mine has died in Auschwitz (or on the way) sometime 1944-45, never got to meet her. Half of my father's family was exterminated. It is hard to deal with these facts. It haunts you even though you are a generation apart.
@@hhgygy Absolutely. She was my Nagymama. I'm so sorry you never got to meet yours. I have a feeling that this dark, disgusting part of our history will trickle down every generation. We can never forget, but we won because I'm here along with Nagymama's 2 daughters, 4 other grandkids, and 12 grandchildren.
My maternal grandmother was a holocaust survivor. She passed away in 2010. To hear this lady's voice reminds me of my grandma's voice. 😭 My grandma was in hiding for a good amount of time so by the time she was caught and sent to work they never gave her a tattoo. My great aunts had them though.
Blessed by God!
One of THE BEST and MOST IMPORTANT videos you've made. Thank you!
Thank you Lucy for sharing your story 🩷🩷
Is amazing, she is 94 years old and she has perfect memory. Thank you for making this possible. Everyone needs to know the truth.
Lol. The truth.
No matter what age you cannot forget those horrific disturbing memories from your mind
That's because she made it up LOL
@@Maggie-om6uzBless your heart
@gingerleamcwow435 it'd do you well to look into the h 0 l 0 h 0 a x... can't find any info on it due to censorship.
Thank you for documenting her life. She's honest and her words need to be kept alive long after she's gone. This is one of the best recounts I've ever listened to. What an incredible woman.
Thank you for getting this on video. As we go along this first hand accounts become so rare.
What a lovely person! Thank you for sharing her story. We need to hear what older people have to share about life. 💗
As a Jewish American, I’m thankful to everyone who keeps these stories alive. To think it only happened a matter of decades ago shocks me really and I think that it’s not spoken about enough the same way as the tragedy of slavery of black Americans is never forgotten. Thank you for doing this work, Peter.
It’s very sad what happened to her. It’s just weird to me that you brought up slavery and you didn’t mention the genocide your own people are committing in Palestine as i write this. History really does repeat itself. Let’s not make it sound like these horrific genocides are behind us. They keep happening and they will keep happening until the end of time. We humans are no good!!!!
@@cestbonbon5961 there's no genocide of anyone in palestine--although nazi-worshipping Arabs want to genocide the Jews, who are no longer their dhimmi. Your neo-nazi lies won't work here.
Not only is it not talked much about but, it's now part of a agenda to wipe it from history.
@@cestbonbon5961 Such crap
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This video should be required in every history class. We as Americans are spoiled with our freedom. Thank you Lucy for telling your story. Thanks Peter for getting her story out there. It really puts a lot in perspective. We need to do better and complain less. Few of us will ever experience any like this in our lives.
The Holocaust story was pushed every where in schools.
@@sundiver9074Cornball
In my mind I was there and I died. Please donate your life savings thanks
It's going to happen again here soon in a few years, if you don't take the soon coming mark, they will try to kill you.
Freedom? During the holocaust black Americans were still treated terribly. Even have a surviver from the tulsa massacre called Viola Fletcher. My point "freedom" wasn't something experienced by all Americans
Peter, your interviewing style and skills are excellent! You listen, ask open questions, create an atmosphere of kindness and caring.
What a wonderful lady🙏🏼Thankyou so so much for telling your story Lucy god bless you❤️
This is vital to share. Thank you for taking the time to capture her story. My grandfather lived next to a Hungarian Jewish woman who was also in auschwitz. I grew up listening to all of her stories (she was also a teenager at the time) and hearing her experiences changed my life. Keep up the good work!
Hello Sarah
How are you doing today?
Every high school student in America should be required to listen to Lucy’s story. Thank You Peter for another fantastic interview.
I was thinking the exact same thing. If kids were brought up knowing the value and privilege we all have in America, like how Lucy shows, we wouldn’t be arguing all the time. When she said she is free and “God bless America”, I teared up. That is what we are proud of, and she said it best.
@@grantcopeland1218 Yes. Those of us who were raised with grandparents who served in WW2 knew all of this. The sacrifice, depravity, despair. That generation is fading away fast ushering in generations that have no clue what happened in this era.
@@pmccoy8924 Good. Your guilt tripping is annoying. Nobody cares about your ohh so unique suffering.
Thank you for sharing your story.
Thank you so much for telling your story 🙏🏻 😢 Its good that there are people to collect the story’s. And you have pictures of your family! That is amazing that you stil have it, because they have taken everything away from you 🥺
God Bless.