Nazi's photo album shows life of a top Auschwitz officer | 60 Minutes
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Her final words are truly profound! "Man is an animal, all he needs is permission"
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9:57 - “The heart keeps working but the soul never forgets”. What a statement.
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Insane that there are people in this world that don’t believe this even happened
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People don't realize how quickly society would breakdown in a war/catastrophic situation
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"We couldn't cry ... This is beyond crying." She is the voice for her family. The voice for them all.
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"tears are for normal pain" -- that stopped me in my tracks! What a powerful statement. Great reporting 60 Mins, thank you.
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My great grandfather lost his life in Auschwitz. He was Polish, he was 27. He left wife and 3 little children. He survived only 3 months, in 1941. His photo from Auschwitz is the only one my family have. IT will never stop to traumatizme me, the fact that people did that horibble things to other pople. I hate that.
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I can’t wrap my mind around the story of the lady that was 13 teen yrs old. It’s too much to even comprehend that human beings could do such a thing. Sickening
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"The heart keeps working, but the soul never forget"😥😢
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I find truth in this quote "It's happening, it's never stopped".
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As the Reverend Martin Niemoller said, "First they came for the Communists. And I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Communist. Then the came for the Jews. And I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Jew. Then they came for the Catholics. And I didn't speak up because I was a Protestant. Then they came for me. And by then, there was no one left to speak up." All it takes for evil to happen is for good people to do nothing,
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Irene’s final statement about Man being the most dangerous animal is true. It also sheds light on our world situation today.
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"All he needs is permission......" - no truer, on point words have been spoken.
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"...it's never stopped.' the most damning last words.
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Rebecca from the USHMM is a knowledgeable historian and a very kind woman. She and Ms. Cohen personally handled all the collection of historical documents and photos of my family from Germany that I donated to the museum.
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Still blows my mind this all took place only 80 years ago
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Her final words are very profound! I went to Germany to visit a friend and went to Dachau......I was outside the entrance when the hair on my arms stood up, when I went into Dachau I could not talk above a whisper and I was feeling very very sad. Do not ever tell me, a Christian, that nothing happen there. Bad things happen there. I walked through the buildings with tears rolling down my cheeks as I felt the past pain. So acutely I was shaking.
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The last few seconds of this clip hold a message for all of us...
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8:29 -- This picture is the one where I went from choked-up to crying. It's unthinkable, how people could treat other people like waste... especially children.
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That white haired old woman just told us the meaning of life.
