she had a role in a nazi massacre. that was the start of the 2nd world war we've installed, was building hitler's march into polar. she was preparing the scene and asked the soldiers to remove the jews from her shot. and they decided she meant kill those jews. she gave directions, juice out of the frame, and after she gave these directions, so somebody started to shoot at them. so i don't think she intended domestic or she was chucked about what happened, but she was a catalyst. we've been shell 1st denied. she even witnessed domestic violence on a subsidy, 3 others. and each of them having kind of shows these kinds of outcomes can or feature film piece land shot during world war 2. we've installed use prisoners from a nazi concentration camp as extras. she laid her lod claiming all the extra has survived the war. in fact, most are known or believed to been guessed at ocean's. i think the bigger the guilt bars, the more she had to deny it, to repress it. to say, i even was not even a witness. she has it, i can to boss,

she is the nazi. so maybe she is a maker of people are like on this i've got married, can say was she? and orson welles, i transformed cinema, she is stopper and blind, self justified. an egomaniac and nurses says her legend was, i'm a political, i'm just an artist. and i was seduced by hitler. 6 a he never apologized. she said, why should i apologize? i've seen the cheese, it kind of a rough and character, talented, but on the rotten or not, let me reinstall had an extraordinary life. for 19 o to in the 1920s, she became a dancer. then a film start. then a direct to gain fame for mountain popular alpine action romance. she did her own death define stats. she also directed female filmmaker in a man's work, the pillar and nazi propaganda minister, years of good. those were fans, pillar, called reinstall the embodiment of german womanhood. they became friends and hitler hired her to direct documentary is glorifying the nazi regime including triumph of the will on the 1934 nazi party congress in on the a

here they discovered what the nazis had tried to hide.f unimaginable suffering. those who hadn't been forced to evacuate on the brutal nazi death marches were found starved and terrorised. the anniversary of the camp's liberation has since become international holocaust remembrance day. a moment to remember the 6 million murdered jews, as well as other minorities persecuted by the nazis. today, world leaders and royalty, including britain's king charles iii, will gather here for commemorations. so will survivors returning to a place that looms large as an embodiment of nazi crimes. during the holocaust, eople from all over nazi controlled europe were brought here, crammed into rooms like these, worked to death or sent to die in the camp's gas chambers. a prison and extermination centre preserve so the crimes committed here are known. so the world does not forget. we will have live coverage of all the events at auschwitz today, and this is the live scene, where the focus will be mainly on the survivors. we have heard, people in their 80s a

in the today, i'm in also it's book, you know, the largest nazi extermination can between 19141945 at least one point. 1000000 people were murdered here more than in any other count. the. it was the nazi's largest death factory men, women, and children were murdered systematically and the cold blood they were deported here from all over europe. the overwhelming majority of those murdered at the 1000000 people were jews. allister, which became synonymous with the whole of cost and genocide. there was hardly a place more awful then also with the book and now nevertheless, about $2000000.00 visitors come here every year. it is one of the most visited memorial sites in the world. i will visit the camps i wish with one and 2 policy barracks in which the prisoners had to live tightly packed. and i'll enter a gas chamber where people were brutally murdered. i also meet the volunteer from germany who supports educational work analysis. it's the, it's early in the morning and i'm surprised at how busy everything is already. more and more visitors are coming to visit auschwitz, one the so calle

the nazis built the main camp in 1914 in a form of barracks. it initially consisted of $22.00 blocks. later, there were $28.00 watch towers, bark wires, and the electric fences made escape almost impossible. was ritz was initially established as a concentration camp, like many others setup by the nazis across europe. it was later expanded into an extremely nation camp because it was centrally located in the middle of german, occupied europe, and was well connected to the railway network. the main camp had space for 20000 prisoners, although the space is the wrong word. the people were cramped together here at 1st, it was mainly political prisoners from poland. van transports came from all over europe with soviet prisoners of war, members of the cindy enrollment, queer people, and later, mostly, jews, denazi's told them that they would be relocated and that they should only take the most unnecessary luggage with them. that was taken from the people immediately after they arrived analysis of it's not just gold or valuables, but also glasses. pros

, senior nazis were executed.number of cases continuing against former nazis who are now more than 100 years old. does justice mean very much to somebody like you after...? no. absolutely not. and many of the criminals got away to argentina and brazil and places like that. no. the reason i'm saying no is, look around the world now. are those people who are perpetrating all kinds of things in africa, are they afraid ofjustice? no. you are making your effort notjust with the book, but also, incredibly, you've become something of a sensation on social media, particularly tiktok. .. oh, well, that's my fabulous grandson. i know. and you have more than 200,000 people who follow you. 50 million have seen it. they don't follow it, but they looked at it. i mean, if the world is to change, then surely the most important thing is to reach young people... absolutely. ..with education, with messages about what we can and should learn from the past. do you think your story and the way you tell it, can and is reaching young peo

we all know that the nazis used swiss banks to hide whatever was confiscated. i went to senator whitehouse, chairman of the budget committee. he and i issued the budget committee's first subpoena since 1991 to obtain a report that was developed by investigations independent ombudsman, mr. neil barofsky. the report confirmed allegations and shed light on the breadth of credit suisse servicing during and after world war ii, along with the efforts to keep the wealth hidden. so it is very clear credit suisse's past leadership handled this poorly. they smeared the reputation of the simon wiesenthal center and also the reputation of mr. barofsky. the bank even fired m mr. barofsky, which is why we had to subpoena his report. since then, credit suisse as a bank icle lanced and was -- collapsed and was merged and mr. barofsky has been rehired after our pressure. now the bank ubs owns the ■ results of this inquiry and it also owns credit suisse's past of mishandling this whole event. earlier this month, senator whitehouse and i released updates from this investigation.

those whose labor, the nazi still wanted to exploit, were herded into the barracks. they were completely overcrowded with $400.00 people in each hunger cold illness. epidemics the death rate was incredibly high. as the soviet army advanced in november and 1944 b as s began to cover up traces of their crimes. that's why the gas chambers and crematory were blown up. they also shows me a place that is somewhat hidden on the extensive grounds. yes. and that i should ties. he what did the show some commercials and shown phones. um. yeah. and so yeah, on somebody is uh odd and i'm going to call it okay, it's $3.00 to $400.00. so him kind of kinds of feelings about the interest trucker for and for me to suspend on this, by the mentioned to you, more comes into my sab presence and for mission with him and fish to go or disconnect the, the whole area is a huge mass graves in total, around $1000000.00 jews were killed in l shoots book, and now this number is outrages unimaginable the layoff from the companies youth groups to the memorials. will it ever become easier to visit t

i'm saying the nazis think he's a nazi, which they very clearly did at this event. and this was not these words were not said in a vacuum. as you pointed out, the leaders of afd have embraced, in many cases, the nazi heritage. they have wanted to take down the holocaust memorial in berlin, saying it is inappropriate to recognize this horrific chapter in german history. um, and i just think it's it's horrific. i don't understand why this guy keeps getting the benefit of the doubt, whether or not he believes. >> this stuff. >> even mention the nazi jokes he was making on twitter. >> yeah. >> that actually. >> got he's been given so many. >> chances about it. >> yeah. >> i was hearing a lot of sighing. scott, what's. >> the deal? i mean, we've moved on from trump derangement syndrome to elon derangement syndrome. >> i'm sorry. do you want to defend his saying. >> there's ample. >> the germans get to. >> let him finish. >> catherine. i love i love this game we play where you talk for two minutes, i talk for three seconds, and you freak out. so? so he has a long record o

ahead of the anniversary on monday of the liberation of auschwitz, the nazi concentration camp, on bbc news now: what happened at auschwitz. on the 27th of january 1945, the soviet red army entered the gates of the nazi regime's most notorious death camp. with the liberation of auschwitz—birkenau, the world witnessed the profound horror of the holocaust. this happened 80 years ago, and you've still got to tell people about it. they had whips, they had guns, and any time you could have been sent to gas chambers. how many members of your family do you think you lost because of the holocaust? i think it must have i been in the hundreds. 80 years since the liberation, we now live in a world of misinformation and denial. if this distortion of our understanding is allowed to take root, we run the risk that history will be rewritten and the true horror of the holocaust forgotten. i want to find out what, for someone like me, not ofjewish heritage and born nearly half a century later, it really means for the world to never forget. singing continues newsreel: war! precisely at dawn | on septemb

i mean he has nazi money! >> he could literally go and pull up hitler's dead body, take his arm off and do it with him. because that is how much money he has. >> greg: does it bother you that were talking about this? >> it bothers me that everyone is too much in love with elon. listen, he is a genius and he has a lot of money. but he is not athletic. you just can't have it all. he was trying to have a wolf of wall street moment but he has zero rhythm, he jumped when he should have stopped. he is embarrassed, he looked like a goose who thought he could fly but his mom was like, you're not quite ready yet. that's what he was doing. he was so excited, is not used to being in front of crowds unless he can fire them so this is new for him. but the serious side is, greg, you have to stop making excuses. this is who they are. if you are a racist person and you have been giving the opportunity to show yourself every day, you are not going to change. if a man abuses his wife and his kids and they tell him, a, you're no

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schmidt, survivors in more leaders are gathering to commemorate the millions who fell victim to the nazi regime. the hi brent golf is good to have you with this tens of thousands of palestinians are returning to their homes in northern casa, for the 1st time in more than a year. israel lifted restrictions on access after resolving a dispute with him off. over the latest hosted release, many are making the journey on foot anxious to re unite with their families, display palestinians on their way back home to northern gazda. they are returning for the 1st time since the start of the war as part of the ceasefire deal between israel and tomas. we want to go see our family. we want to see my mother and father. we haven't seen them for 15 months. it's been a long time since we're waiting to see them and now we're going. it's a great feeling when you go back on back to your family, relatives and loved ones and inspect your house. if it's still that many had been waiting for days to cross over from central and southern gazda delayed after dispute interrupted. israel denied gavin's passage, accus

jamie, as a nazi. are you offended? are you offended when non-nazis steal your thunder through false accusations? you've worked very hard in the aryan brotherhood. >> this is a bit of a challenging question, greg. we know it's. i mean, the left is grasping at straws, and. >> biden needs. >> those straws. >> to eat his meals. >> that's the problem, is what you said, trace. >> like you. >> have to take the context. >> of it. like obviously he. i think. >> he's. >> really excited. remember he was. jumping up and down. i think he. >> was just sort of an. >> excitable guy that. >> maybe does some wacky things sometimes because he's excited, he says. >> he said. >> my heart goes out to you or. something before this, which. >> i don't. speak german, but i don't think that's what hitler was yelling. >> no, right. >> but he was yelling. that stuff. and like. >> you, i. >> just feel like there's such a you need the words like, look at the difference between like, heil hitler and like, taxi. >> yeah. >> yeah, right. heil taxi is v

survivors of the holocaust, along with heads of state and royalty are gathering at the site of the nazi concentration camp auschwitz — to mark its 80th anniversary of liberation. and in business, europe's energy conundrum, as ukraine works towards a deal to ship gas from azerbaijan through its network, hungry�*s prime minister calls for the continued flow of russian gas. hello, and a very warm welcome to the programme. we begin in the middle east — where in the last hour displaced palestinians have begun to return to northern gaza. these are the live pictures from gaza. we have seen long lines of people streaming along the coast road and the towns. some are in vehicles, others carrying their possessions on their back. over the weekend, thousands of palestinians who had hoped to be allowed back home had gathered at the military barrier which had been blocking their route. the israeli authorities had made the return of tens of thousands of palestinians to the north conditional on the release of an israeli civilian hostage, arbel yehud. she wasn't freed on saturday. for other women soldier

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on monday is mocking 80 years since the soviet how i'm a liberated a law just german nazi concentration camp. however, the west is tried to whitewash history and change that in the narrative around the quite bright and early monday morning here and most of your top stores allied off and ready to run the 2nd a top story for you. this how it is breaking news. the democratic republic of congo and $23.00 militants of capital, the city of goma and the eastern part of the country. the overnight sounds of gunfire erupted a place or you can hear it right. there is or come galleys. army forces are reportedly handed over that weapons to un peacekeepers in the area. and that's as the m 23 minutes is our residents to stay calm. of images show thousands of people fleeing the city before the siege will show you more images to come here. and it just days ago, the ministry governor of the province was killed in a soul by the group. and the red hot tensions costs fox to fly, the un security accounts, legal and security. the security council must immediately order the end of hostilities by rolanda cookie

this was part of the nazi holocaust and final solution.ho they were. on the 27th of january 19a5, the soviet army began entering auschwitz and liberated some 7000 prisoners, most of whom were ill or dying. it was then that the true horror was unveiled. it is commemorated as international holocaust remembrance day worldwide. i just want to show you some of the pictures from earlier this morning of the first of the ceremonies that are going to take place today. survivors took turns laying candles and reefs at the base of what is known as the death wall in auschwitz. as you can imagine, it was a very solemn affair, at one of those moments the camera clicks with the only noise that could be heard. —— wreaths. the polish president took his turn to light a candle as well as putting a wreath and he bowed his head and spoke about how poland feels that it is their mission to be the guardians of the memory. he said this is also a day which 20 years ago was declared by the united nations as the international holocaust remembrance day because, as we k

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and they liberated the largest german nazi concentration camp. however, the wes conveniently ignores that just so we can keep on pushing its n c rupture the, the live and worldwide from moscow to washington and gaza, to be rude, your story stock right now here on. so taking it all off now top story, it is breaking news here on the channel because in the democratic republic of the congo, m. 23 militants of captured, the city of goma, that's in the eastern part of the country. and overnight sounds of gunfire erupted . congolese army forces of a quarterly handed over their weapons to un peacekeepers in the region. the size of the m. 23 militants, the residents to stay calm. however, imagery to show thousands of people fleeing the city before the siege. just days ago, the military governor of the province was killed in the sold by that group. the red hot tension was corresponds to fly in new york, the un security council to leave on security. the security council must immediately order the end of hostilities by rolanda and demand the immediate withdr

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but i think i presented refutable evidence of nazi guilt. those were shot in the back of the head with jim and made bullets. the hands were tied with a tony k only produced in germany. the method of execution was found to be identical to the way demons executed soviet citizens in the us. so the, your solution, i june, look really a bigger question. it was, look on there by the way, across the matter of card you don't store is on your for say to miss that 0. we need your voice gave generally felt that i'm very meaningful. selective sport do, let's, let me find out. give me a little less a clinician, if you order a new version, i'm going to move to the shared hosting that didn't cause commission interviewed 100 witnesses whose testimonies were unanimous about one thing. the polls had been killed by jim's time of execution on them. 1941 completely disapproving the us as, as guilt. the premium test. uh, can you see a couple of hours ago looking for them to as always for instead of fish, it is also like the present and let me have someone as soon

of nazi crimes."at he did as moving his hand "from my heart to the audience." nbc news reached out to the white house for comment but did not hear back. musk, who has already played a key role in president trump's administration, has appeared to support and endorse far righ parties across europe like germany's afd. in 2017 the afd adopted a 2017 election manifesto which included a section on why islam does not belong to germany. musk has also spoken out in support of the uk's reform party, which helped initiate the brexit campaign, and said this about italy's far right prime minister. >> giorgia meloni is someone that i admire. >> reporter: meanwhile, some maga allies like steve bannon have chided musk over his criticism this week of an ai tech announcement at the white house and support of visas for high-skilled foreign workers. >> and vaughn is joining us here in washington. vaughn, president trump hasn't spoken directly about musk addressing that german party but he still seems to be backing him. >

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so we know what nazi sundays mean. when i mentioned the mosque of the beginning, the whatever they say about the history of luck, i mean he comes to see kyle salute, which is nice the late saying to justify that guy to suddenly start. he has no shame. they have no shame about it. that doesn't look like no, it happened this year. and you know, stopped this gesture means just because it hasn't essentially become per glenn beauty nazi symbol. but did you notice it? so we put try the jews, smell of that. one of the glitches everyone noted, combine you are the jews force. so system will do that and stride even though they must carry it out of trouble dealing with that solute the trouble, but not a single one of them is the deal as soon as you condemn the musk. so maybe it started in the west, but then maybe that's just decided in the us as an innocent thing for you. it became associated with the officers. who are you doing good to? that's why you're helping hit the new as we are. these are both of them because i've seen a s

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to honor those who died there and the millions of others murdered by nazi germany. as for those who were once held prisoner attachments, the pain of returning to this place of standing at the pool of death, where many executions were carried out must be almost overwhelming. but still they come every year. now a 2 years after deliberation, there's still a need to connect with the data and try once again to comprehend the inc comprehensible. shortly there after, we were loaded into catherine cars. the men and women were separated. at the central memorial event, survivors were joined by many heads of state. among them, britons, king charles, the french president, emanuel macro, jim and john, so laugh schultz and even ukraine's president below the minister landscape. but the focus was on the testimony of those who lived through the hearts to i held on tightly to my mother's and in the dark, terrible car, full time. plumber's hours was the cries and the prayers of said, many desperate women permeated my soul and phone to me to this day. inevitably perhaps some of those a

it was the largest death camp operated by the nazis during the whole. the calls about 50 survivors who are now in their late eighty's and ninety's are attending the memorial summer will recounts their experiences. today. political leaders are also taking part, but none will speak at the event. or political correspondent julia sold daily is at the former outfits camp. she told us more about the significance of today's commemorations as well as you've said a, we're also seeing a the, a lot a lot. if we can say a lot, some of the remaining, a survivor is coming here today to, to remember. and for them, it is also a very difficult step to make. they are coming back to a place that was, was held for them. and it also shows, however, that the number of these survivors is gradually decreasing. because so much time has gone by 80 years ago. was the liberation of our sheets here. and this also raises concerns with many in terms of what is going to happen once a. none of the survivors are still going to be alive in terms of memory, culture of helping, for example

the most important frontier of the rugged struggle against the nazis of it was a key milestone on the way to completely defeating the enemy. along with its death the machine when it's extermination of entire nations, we will always remember that it was the soviet people who brought in life peace and freedom to mankind. they did this through the heroism at the cost of huge sacrifices and irreparable losses. as rush remarks, the 81st anniversary of the ending of the siege of leningrad, vladimir putting is in st. petersburg, formerly known as leningrad, he's visited several memorial sites, the link flowers and being his respects uh to the full. and he's also met with the some of the veterans and the survivors of the siege, praising their sure, always persistence and the holy sacrifice of the soviet people in the great picture of the court against nazi germany. the siege of leningrad was among his doctor's chapter selected nearly $900.00 days. the city was blocked and constantly bombarded by nazi forces and their allies, which included spanish, italian, norwegian, and finish troops. this

the city was blocked and constantly bombarded by nazi forces. and there are allies which included spanish, italian, norwegian, and finish troops. this quickly led to famine, fuel shortages and massive casualties among the civilian population. in fact, historians still argue over the exact figures which range between hundreds of thousands up to a 1000000 last lives that would be great through the feed ship, pushed back to nazi forces for several 100 kilometers. finally allowing food and other supplies to reach the city in necessary amounts and also led to the eventually duration of the entire region and the end of the battle of leningrad, which is considered to be one of the longest and bloody as battles of the greek petra. arctic war, in fact, mass graves are still being found in these areas near saint petersburg, even though all these years has now passed. this battle is also considered to be one of the most important ones because it held back about one 5th whole not see forces on the eastern front, preventing them from going deeper into the so

but nazi symbolism, racist imagery and desecration of war memorials are not. it is an insult to memory and truth. yeah, he mentioned several things there including nazi symbolism interesting. how the following year and mister toodle himself opposed to the nazi ss veteran in the canadian at parliament. will he regret that? does he have the, the, the inside the self reflection to do so? the short answer is no. he is a narcissist. p o s the of the highest order if he can do no wrong in his own mind . it's not just you know, the, the, the nazi for the swastika flag that was being carried at the protest. whether or not it was a, a national improve look at her or someone who is showing porch on it. if you were turning it off, it's like to compare the liberal governments, denazi's and cleaning everything. he set it up and that clip is a god for sake of a lot. no one desecrated the woman more. that's what i brought me down there for documents and real time when i was like, be on the street. no one gets a pre approval more. no one desecrated the terry fox from all that

of nazi crimes. musk describing what he did as moving his hand from his heart to the audience. nbc news reached out to the white house for comment but did not hear back. musk, who has already played a key role in president trump's administration has appeared to support and endorse far-right parties across europe, like germany's afd. in 2017, the afd adopted a 2017 election manifesto, which included a section on why islam does not belong to germany. musk has also spoken out in support of the uk's reform party, which helped initiate the brexit campaign. and said this about italy's far-right prime minister. >> giorgia meloni is someone i admire. >> reporter: meanwhile, steve bannon has chided musk over his criticism of an a.i. tech announcement at the white house in support of visas for high-skilled foreign workers. president trump reiterated that musk will have an office in the white house complex, leading doge, that unit intended to cut government costs, which would indicate that at least for now elon

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i guess you could call them in this case from nazis. and that russia and the soviet union were just big players or sidekicks. we must never forget. the russian helped us win world war 2, at the cost of almost 60000000 lives. well, the actual number of 4 into the russian government is more like 26600000. but hey, what's the few? tens of millions here there. when history can now simply be over written at wim. and at the speed of a sound bite or a tweet. all right before drawing a corresponding to i by the roots now with a nation's incumbent. later, alexander lucas jenco has secured a 7 consecutive thomas president. according to what are the results from the central election committee? he's won the election with about 86 percent of the vote. so less i'm all right now and straight to minutes. we go where our correspondent roman costs or if it's joining us here for more on this romano. very good morning to you, the people that voted for lucas franko again, bring us what you know is absolutely a very hide, sir. now to these elections, accordi

insignia or patches that were inspired by the ideology of the nazi germany. now it also didn't help t of is this video that has just too much online of a concert in cuba and the crowd, very eager to throw a nazi salute to the tune of a band that is made up of well ukrainian evictions. each member of a different ukranian units. uh, one of the is always the as of battalion, another one with the so called russian voluntary coal pool of them. russia has accused of well wearing nazi ideology, you know, just in their hearts, but on the band is to as for the situation on the front lines, while the russians have been creeping east woods, uh, they continue to do so when the ukrainians, well, the most painful last 4 to you was probably the last of any kind of i should of all of that happens against the backdrop of the ukrainian relations with the united states. well, it is, i have to say is on shaky legs now with trump and office. trump has already, at least for now, has plugged the cash flow to ukraine, and at the same time when it comes to the united states, it seems

and it has become a symbol of nazi germany's genocide, a 6000000 jews. it's expected to be the last major commemoration with survivors presence because of age. and just to grew up in a jewish family and friends and went into hiding in 1943 when she was just 8 years old. she vividly remembers the impact the holocaust had on her family after the war . she moved to south africa and started a new life. as a teacher that dw is diane who met the now 90 year old survivor. but i had no idea that i would not see my funds again. and only lately i actually had terrible pain. the ma hoped would follow up with me for shit. could fact be ellen duffy recalls the day nazi soldiers to come farther away because he was jewish. it was the day her child was ended. the day her family was torn apart by the whole cost. v a few days later was competitive race to the girl. and we'll stay for a see that's the history or from upset me the suit. she has just a few treasured keepsakes from before the war. like this photo of her with her father. and jeff, he was just 8 and her brother

nazi. fascist. gather all jewish people and killed in babi yar. >> amid a recent rise in anti-semitism globally. for mykola and others in attendance. >> the message of never again has never been more prevalent, more important, more essential. >> hope that people will continue to learn from the devastating lessons of the holocaust. >> you see, the starting of it. anti-semitism, you know, scapegoating all of that. it's so important to stand up and to reject it and to remind people how important it is that we always see each other as human beings. >> and a number of other events scheduled to take place throughout the week to mark holocaust remembrance day that includes the screening of a new documentary on tuesday in tiburon in san francisco, zac sos, ktvu fox two news. >> an investigation still underway after that fire at the moss landing battery plant in monterey county, raising air quality concerns, south bay researchers released what they found in the soil nearby, and it was a snowy weekend for par

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lives lost in the model machine that was osha, that's the easiest anniversary of the liberation of the nazi german concentration and extermination comp. offer the chance to listen, perhaps for the last time to some of those who suffered and witnessed at 1st hand one of humanity's greatest atrocities. i'm on youtube is making an invalid. and this is the day the health type feed to my mothers and in the dark cancel the car full time was our was the cries and the prayers of said, many desperate women permeated my soul. and form to me to this day. also on the day, thousands of displays, palestinians return to the north of the gaza strip for the 1st time and more than a year. the just we want to go see our family. we want to see my mother and father . we haven't seen them for 15 months. it's been a long time since we're waiting to see them, and now we're going welcome to the de holocaust survivors have in the world not to repeat. the mistakes of history is a month. the ac is anniversary of the liberation of alphabets. survivors and western leaders gathered up the size of the former nazi death co

as in bigelow, whose task was to locate and trace the gold looted by the nazis in world war 2 identified exactly what happened to the goal of that was taken in yugoslavia. actually in the independent state of croatia, he sent his report to mister harold glass, the director of mandatory was sent out to the us treasury building in washington dc . yeah, it's the full secret content there. harold, the following report has recently been received from a reliable source in italy. it is sent to you in the belief that it may be of interest. vios to show organization crow sions, fascist organization headed by hand type avalanche removed funds from yugoslavia. estimated to total $350000000.00 swiss francs. the funds were launched in the form of gold coins from the funds road from the form . i independent crowe at state where jews and serves with plundered to support the post as your organization. in textile, an estimated 150000000 swiss francs were in pounded by british. most of all reduce that the strows with frontier the balance of approximately 200000000 swiss francs was originally held in the v

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and has become a symbol of nazi germany, genocide of 6000000 jews around 1100000 people. the majority jewish when the sites in german occupied poland between 1914 um 1945. the don't use julius identity has been covering the memorial ceremony for us. you spoke to me earlier from the size of the for my office concentration comp. and she told me more about today's commemorations. the yeah, the ceremonies was meant to be focused on the voice of the survivors, and we got to hear the precious testimony of a 4 of them this evening. and i say precious also because we need to consider that because now 80 years have gone by since the liberation of our shipments, many of the survivors have a now died because of old age. and there are fewer and fewer remaining a life who can really bring forward their testimony. if we think about it at, at the a commemoration. 10 years ago, $300.00 survivors took parts and this year only 50 were fit enough and were willing to travel here to attend the commemoration. and a one thing that really stood out to me was the testimony of tova friedman. she w

the home on a county down operation was to destroy the nazis. but then switch to settling schools with soviet partisans and the civilian population that supported them. they have a nearby cit, autumn, a car you over to destroy your husbands. any today? well, i've been in the day i bought it from my goal is to have you have to get product is on them. if new prospect us pretty liberal in the event or just the quick is devali, 60 those up let me know 40 points thing. when you go to you, belittle serious deal of forgotten, you have no need. so for us to skim sydney, we generally look for you simulate, you choose the most of the months, and you must sochi was meant to be the eyes and ears of the vatican, which had spiritual responsibility and was recognized throughout the world as a marlos already great impulse and staff all was attached to watch the fat to consult and how it responded to the ascent of its desk. that meant that months in new york, my associates report would carry significant weight. so i leased a step in which called his friend. they