Jewish resistance fighter and Holocaust survivor Selma van de Perre recounts her experience in the Netherlands during the Holocaust, shares how she made it through Ravensbrück concentration camp and discusses her memoir “My Name Is Selma.” #DailyShow
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Well done, Trevor!
Replymy grandmother came from a town in austria hungary that betrayed the jewish residents, standing by when the nazis showed up to take them away.
ReplyImportant.
Replyhow much did nazis
provide
to family, landlords, etc.?
this is meant to financially stabilize
Replythose financially dependent
on the vicious
Thanks for bringing her to my attention.
ReplyJews are forever victims.
Reply1 thousands years from now they will find a Holocaust survivor….
Awesome! we found one of the Holocaust survivors from 100 years ago to tell us what we all already know.
ReplyOut of the millions of UNVAXXED covid survivors that still won’t get vaxxed?
Media can’t find a single one.
She’s incredible!
ReplyExcellent trevor ….really.
ReplyIt was Russia that did over 90% of the work to fight the Nazis and to free the concentration camp survivors.
ReplyAmazing how some people live full lives that made a real difference in the world. Thank you
ReplyA master class in resilience!
ReplyOrdering this book right now!!!
ReplyIncredible person, I look forward to buying her book!
ReplyInspiring!
ReplyNow invite a Palestinien who experienced al Nakba in 1948 and is still in a refugee camp, as are the following generations.
ReplyI love how Trevor becomes a proper young man and shows such respect to his elder. Sweet.
ReplyAs a Dutch person, I think it’s a disgrace that we don’t learn the work of people like Umberto Eco, so that we can recognise fascism and prevent it. We even have a fairly openly fascist party in parliament at the moment.
We need more work like this woman’s book. We need to remember.
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