auschwitz was the biggest debt to use them all. the teatro christmas number one for killing torchwood extreme and think he still remembers his first day we went to the selection line to the gas chambers. we forced him to oppose the true doctrine and global standing head on by claude cinnamon stick. built at you. and just motioned to go to that i collect. the mighty lion came so my grandfather dead ends gawd it's an assistant to the left. my oldest to the dismantled the night. an ss officer had little steam granted i was sitting down did you ever see your parents again enter your system. in fact no one in his family serve on it. they are part of the six million murdered by the nazis. what would help to survive just observe month. a final scene is now determined to keep telling a story that schools conference is in a march of the living. the lack of tv ads energy and excitement. to catch that last night i went to meet some of miami's to vince for jewish students headed to sell bonds gala dinner for temple menorah the good and even th

. >>> in poland thousand marched at auschwitz, to march remembrance day. the memorial is focussed on 400,000 hungarian jews killed at auschwitz in 1994. st rail's prime minister and -- israel's prime minister and president joined the country for 2 minutes of silence. many say the actions are hollow as israel failed to help tens of thousands of holocaust survivors. nick schifrin reports. >> reporter: each witnessed the darkest days and survived. each one says their trouble is not over. >> 140 faces that i hope people will never forget. and together as a group of 140 holocaust survivors - yes, i think it's powerful enough to make a change. >> half a million holocaust survivors, 200,000 live in israel. a new photography exhibit shows how they struggle for dignity and report in a state created as a safe hach. >> they survived. what they have to do now is be survivors. >> underneath each picture the caption details how they fight the government for stipened or given up on getting the help that the state owes them. >> she has many bureaucracy problems with the g

how to lock the doors of the cars, the train cars and to clean the train cars after the trip to auschwitz the rail country has denied being a willing nazi tool but expressed regret for playing a part in the holocaust >> translator: the sncf, a state enterprise was a cog in the nazi extermination machine. we will for tnot forget it. >> unlike many other companies which collaborated with the nazis, it has refused to compensate victims. the french government has limited the $6,000,000,000 it spent on holocaust rep parations to its own citizens and others living elsewhere in europe. more than 200 victims would live in the u.s. are aiming at the corporate bottom line. the american company controlled by sncf holds $3,000,000,000 to operate american commuter lines. now it wants to bid on another contract worth twice that amount. campaigners are fight to go bar sncf for competing for business in the state of maryland and in the u.s. congress, another bill would strip it of immunity from human rights lawsuits that foreign, state controlled companies enjoy. under that pressure, the french governmen

the trains were called "polish transports"-- destination: auschwitz.de, among them, almost all the children sir nicholas wasn't able to get out in time, their parents, and the parents of the children already in england. after the war, you went back to czechoslovakia. was there one instant where you accepted the fact that your parents were dead? >> meisl: for three years, we used to visit when trains came from siberia, especially when the communists moved in in 1948. a lot of people started coming back from siberia. so, i would go to a station hoping. and when films were being shown of people walking in concentration camps, auschwitz and so forth, there were so many shots being taken by the germans and... and so forth-- never stopped looking. >> simon: the name of every czech jew murdered in the holocaust is painted on the walls of prague's pinkas synagogue. over 77,300 names, including arnostka and pavel meisl, hugo's parents. and nicholas winton? during the war, he volunteered for an ambulance unit for the red cross, then trained pilots for the royal

in 1942, he was gassed at auschwitz. >> hinrichsen: legally, it was a sale.lly and ethically is another question. >> safer: but with the seller having no choice. >> hinrichsen: exactly. >> safer: another painting gurlitt had was "two riders on the beach" by max liebermann, now valued at more than a million dollars. david toren, now 88 and blind, left germany on a kinder transport days before the war began. he last saw the painting at his uncle's home in breslau just before his father was arrested by the nazis. both parents were murdered at auschwitz. >> david toren: there came two guys from the gestapo-- "we have instructions to take you to gestapo headquarters." that day, i remember every little detail. i was sitting in the anteroom at the winter garden and looked at the picture, and that was the last time i saw that picture. >> safer: toren had been searching for any trace of his family's art collection, but all he found was a 1939 nazi inventory that mentions the liebermann painting. >> toren: the letter says that the action to confiscate art owned by jews

budapest accused them of seeking to rewrite history. 70 years ago, hungarians use were deported to auschwitzesn't ration camp. -- concentration camp. a new monument showing a jewish eagle. >> hungary was not innocent at the time. the hungarian administration, the whole state, the whole hungarian government was an ally of germany and an ally of the not sees -- nazis. they fought side by side. >> the opposition a struggle to motivate voters. only by january did the three main are centerleft parties include the former prime minister gordon bajnai, agreed to join on one platform. and even then they concentrated on criticizing the government rather than offering fresh policies. >> they could have talked about hungary's returned to the european past. >> it would seem the best of the centerleft can hope for is to keep the government from getting another two thirds parliamentary majority. a pinion polls indicate that -- opinion polls indicate that viktor orban will get what he wants. >> let's find out how he will get what he wants. we are joined in the studio by our hungarian expert. there have been

he faces so much opposition because he was taking so many students over to auschwitz. reading about this story pip just doesn't get it, why he's facing that much criticism. >> because there's denial that the holocaust ever happened. >> the "new york times." firefighters continue to fight devastating wildfires that have injured 500 in chile. the fire began next to a ravine and a fire housing have had to be evacuated from their homes. they're still trying to get a control and for telegraph and for bothth both fran 'tis, the speaking to the catholics in saint peters square. and yesterday he did to so, he posed for selfies with young people from rio. >> don't drink the tea! >> you're back from coachella don't drink the tea it's never too late to go to confession, start anew. >> so, willie, watch me across the street. it's getting easier for marijuana users to get their hands on the product in colorado. pot avon machines do make sure they chang the purchaser's age and they include other things as well. >> and then bob sagget jones us with his new book "dirty daddy o ". and

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auschwitz is that the man will have to pay a dowry of some ten thousand euros to the family she is not willing to share with us what her condition is once her work is done the marriage business has been booming ever since syrians arrived in droves and jordan. six hundred thousand of them at this point according to the high commission for refugees three quarters of them are women and children many of them young girls were very full. that is outside the camp. the international community takes care of basic needs and can do little about people's sense of insecurity in order to protect family on or some parents choose to marry their daughters often at a very young age. she's come from a conservative background and see nothing wrong with this post due to meet three feet tall. we would read it with a chisel remains training. on the twenty four. then she would manage it though. do the main street at the camp residents can buy almost anything. basic goods but also more sophisticated products such as wedding dresses. different models are for rent and it's improvised top. i have the advantage th

hungarian were deported to auschwitz concentration camp. in january the government unveiled a model of the proposed new monument showing a german eagle attacking an innocent hungarian. louis i of hungary was an innocent time. because that's the hungarian administration. the whole stage. the whole hungarian government was an ally of germany and an ally of the nazis. they fought side by side. the center left opposition has struggled to mobilize voters. it was divided for too long. only in january. did the three main center left parties including former prime minister going on and i agreed to campaign on a joint platform and even then the campaign is mostly focused on criticizing or bonds government rather than offering fresh policies they could chew was bt the sort of post soviet position of the four countries return to the european nor above us. it would seem that the best center left can hope for is to prevent the government from getting another two thirds parliamentary majority opinion polls indicate that our bond will get what he wants. i

the original true and eisenhower the audience to listen to any of the best car full of boys from auschwitz you know eighty six year old holocaust survivor described life in losses as a teacher in a concentration camp that was one story the other was how do they have posted above ground from the states with the help of hunky mac the new year of the county of east and to top this with the intent was how much he apologized to the. the notice which considers to be a serious mistake he took action after being one of my second lead at the american representative of this enterprise and town center. i have to really think. but you know this. nice and the organization because the d word generous enough to accept our opponent jason and move forward. nineteen dead ducks making a come from seriously state between a dream. we ended up with it as so. listening to. yes like anything dead ducks. they will lay his grandchildren the following educational careers has been here to let the holocaust survivors to spread their boys. we think it's very important that in these last meeting on the ads also anime sc

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have to want to have vital program, mostly because they're extraordinary films and documentaries on auschwitz and so wanted up a magnificent on the show. it didn't seem to me to make a whole holocaust to destroy the discussion by which i mean other people's obsession. it's almost a hint of victory to the nazis. i say in program 536 million in the string, that is 6 million defeats for the eyes. that is how i like to think about it. we did think about the holocaust, you know, makes an impact on the last three films next week. we decided we would film on the holocaust in israel. in the city of remarkable because everything stops. everything stops exactly where it is. cars don't park. they simply stop and get out of the car. every year garrisoned idea who doesn't notice people have stopped and goes straight to the back. but not many do. so everything stops on this hole torn in the sky. jewish existence, jewish history is an endless dialogue between the fence of a special destiny, but really the destiny of pizza but due to provide the world as well as ourselves with effective ethical principles ri

how to lock the doors of the cars, the train cars, and to clean the train cars after the trip to auschwitz. >> the rail company has denied being a willing nazi tool but has expressed regret for having played a part in the holocaust. >> the state enterprise was a cog in the nazi extermination regime. we will not forget it 237 but unlike many other companies which collaborated with the nazis they have refused to compensate it's victims and french government has limited $6 billion. spent on holocaust reparations to its own citizens and others living elsewhere in europe. so more than 200 victim who is live in the u.s. are ending at the corporate bottom line. the american company controlled by sncf holds $3 billion of contracts to operate american commuter lines including this one. now it wants to bid on another contract worth twice that amount. the campaigners are trying to bar sncf from working in the state of maryland. under the pressure the french government has begun talks on compensating the survivors in america but victory would come too late for leo a campaign leader who escaped from an

being a new york times columnist is not the same as going to offshore its -- auschwitz.is foolish to think, what is my calling? let life happen to you and then adapt to circumstance. >> circumstance. bill murray was here. i admire him greatly. he said, -- he does not have a planned life. life has spoken to him. he said, you have to be alert and responsive. i am not giving justice to it. it was, you have to make sure that you are responding to stimuli. that might change you. >> i would not only do that. you can take a lot of circumstances. it is important to serve a cause that is greater than one lifetime. some thing you cannot complete. there is a jewish phrase, you do not have to complete the task and you are not free from starting it. think of a cause that will still need to be done after you are dead, and that transcends one life. >> did this come to you? >> a couple of things. the midlife crisis. i get a feeling that this is not being served by the public the way it was in the 1950's and 1960's. there was a lot of that out there. there is a gap there. when you write

sharon, your piece and this issue brought back to me the fact that about a decade ago, i was at auschwitzative of what is left of the camp. we got to a particular inscription of the plaque of the crematorium. she thought to be accurate to the history that both should be included. this is one of the issues that people who present historical facts that deal with that fly below the radar screen and we never think about them. >> if you are sitting in the classroom with people at princeton, you can understand the terms and know what everybody means. with the public at the 9/11 museum and people who do not know about the muslim faith, what does the museum have that they are talking about a sliver of people to justify the actions. >> are we finished with islamist and jihadists or there may be a change made? >> they have removed the term islamic terrorists which they felt was too closely related to islam and terrorism. they will not change the terms any further. they stand by it. as you can see, many people are happy they are standing by and not watering down the language or trying to -- >> my wa

. >>> in poland 10,000 marched at the auschwitz nazi death camp to mark the holocausts nazi death dayit covered two sections. the memorial focussed on 400,000 jews killed. there was 2 minutes of the silence, but the actions are hollow because israel failed to help tens of thousands of holl caused survivors. >> reporter: each witnessed the 20th century's darkest days. each survived. each says their struggle is not over. >> 140 faces that i hope people will never forget. and together, as a group of 140 survivors, yes, i think it's powerful enough to make a change, maybe. >> half a million holl caused survivors alive, 200,000 live inest rail. they struggle -- inisrael. they struggle for dignity and respect in a state created as a safe haven. >> they survived the holocaust. they need to be survivors. >> under the picture a caption details how they fight the government for stipened or gip up on getting the help that the state owes them. >> there's many bureaucracy problems with the government. they are very, very proud. >> she is sad. she lost her husband the year before this photograph. s

how to lock the doors of the cars, the train cars and to clean the train cars after the trip to auschwitz >> the rail company has always denied being a willing nazi tool but has expressed regret for playing a part in the holocaust. >> the sncf was a cog in the nazi extermination machine. we will not forget it. >> unlike many other companies, sncf has refused to compensate victims and the french government has limited the $6,000,000,000 it spent on holocaust reparations to its own citizens and others living elsewhere in europe. more than 200 victims are aiming at their corporate bottom line. the american company controlled by sncf holds $3,000,000,000 worth of contracts to operate american commuter lines including this one. now, it wants to bid on another contract worth twice that amount. campaigners are fighting to bar nscf for competing for business in the state of maryland and in the united states congress, another bill would strip it for immunity that foreign straight controlled companies now enjoy. under that pressure, the french government has begun talks on compensating the survivor

employees how to lock the doors of the cars, the train cars and the clone the cars after the trip to auschwitz. >> it has expressed regret for playing a part in the holocaust. >> the sncf, a state enterprise, was a cog in the nazi extermination machine. we will not forget it. >> unlike many other companies which collaborated with the nazis, they have refused to compensate victims and the french government has limited the $6,000,000,000 it spent on holocaust reparations to its own citizens. more than 200 victims who live in the u.s. is aiming at their corporate bottom line. the american company controlled by s m.c.f. holds $3,000,000,000 worth of contracts to cooperate american xhufrter lines. now it wants to bid on another contract worth twice that amount. campaigners are fighting to bar s m.c.f. for competing for business in the state of maryland and in the u.s. congress, another bill would strip it from immunity from human rights lawsuits that other countries enjoy. the french government has begun talks on compensating survivors in america. victory would be too late for leo brethohz before.

in the book i was reading about how eisenhower studied and what most people know about the bunker auschwitz is the line that war is just an extension of politics but if you read deeper as eisenhower did there was in some ways a more profound point which is little wars have a way of becoming big wars and that was kind of a light bulb moment for me because during the campaign and the transition and early months of the obama presidency, obama was talking a lot about colin powell who was a cheap military adviser. i am not sure he talked about l klawchwtiz the decidua obama over and over again that kinetic activity as he put it has a way of spinning out of control. very hard to control it. you have to be very careful. you can in paramilitary machine that is very much on the march and you have to watch that carefully and that was a kind of animating idea for obama throughout his presidency and for that, that is where it started. i will toss it back to steven. >> you both recognize this danger and eisenhower warned us against the development of the national security state or military-industrial co

more than the 6,000 jews who perished daily in auschwitz at the peak of extermination in the spring of 1944. snyder's judicious about the estimates of ukrainian deaths from hunger and related diseases, settling on an educated guess of perhaps 3.3 million from 1932 to 1933. he says when the soviet census of 1937 found eight million fewer people than projected, many of the missing being victims of starvation in ukraine and elsewhere and the children that those adults did not have, stalin had the responsible denothing raffers -- demographers executed. ukraine was hell on earth. with the abled assistance in the archives in cleveland, ohio, and the incredible resident scholar, let us take a look back before we look forward. beginning with the year 1933 as millions of ukrainians were dying of starvation at the hands of their own government in its forced famine genocide. that terror has gone down in history as the murder by famine, yet, few in america or anywhere noted them. even fewer spoke out to condemn the extinction as american and other western countries were working with the soviet gov

camps -- concentration camps before the mechanize killing that we associate with the holocaust like auschwitz. >> host: an experiment to other ways to kill people? >> testimony that him and the pharmacist would have a stopwatch to see how long it took for people to die after injection when david tried different solutions. >> host: he was known to inspect the teeth of prisoners spinning he famously talks about the perfect byte of the teethirty and he was known to have several witnesses to said he had taken the skulls of victims as trophies. as we did research we found he had done a minor with the industry looked at becoming an oral surgeon as one of his possible future career path. you see the little certificates of dental studies and realizing is this where the obsession comes from? >> host: the war ends and he returns home and he moves to? >> first he was in custody and was a prisoner of war. but back then the accusations were not known. >> there were so many prisoners to process. >> so what happened eventually after he was released he decided to leave his hometown in 22 baden baden and met

before the advent of the mechanized killing that we associate with the holocaust, with places like auschwitz-birkenau. >> that was an attempt to experiment with fast ways of killing people? >> there's testament that he and the camp pharmacist would have a stopwatch and see how long it took for people to die after injection which they tried a different solutions, other things. >> he was known to inspect the teeth of prisoners? >> jan. he famously talks about the perfect bite, you know, of the teeth. and he was known to have several witnesses said that he had taken those goals of victims -- the skulls of victims. we found he had done sort of a minor -- had looked into becoming an oral surgeon as one of his possible future career paths. you are seeing these little sort of certificates of dental studies and realizing, you know, is this why, is this where this obsession comes from? >> the war in his, he returns home, he moves the baden-baden, is that right speakers well, he was first in custody. he was actually a prisoner of war for some time, but back then the accusations weren't known. >> there were so

were told that the policies have lost because the premiums were not paid while people were poor in auschwitz and so this is something that was part of the insurance claims under the former secretary of state in a consensual way after we got everyone together red so the dimensions of this were like peeling back the layers of an onion bread and one thing led to another. slave labor ended up getting almost a billion dollars and this includes german private companies and for slavery. the majority of that were from non-jewish laborers and it ended up in a million and a half people are compensation as a result of that. so was an extensive effort this was a piece but only a piece. >> thank you. >> speaking about art and going back before entering world war ii, can you tell us what the poppies chuck and what do they do with what they took me back. >> it's interesting that we use the term moxy looting. it gives you a wanton act that people break into this and what we are talking about was much more systemic and beer? and it was from the leadership down and it was targeting certain categories of indiv

the united states these people are going to be sent out to the privately owned leveraged buyout auschwitz like conditions in america thanks to goldman sachs j.p. morgan and the rest of wall street but we got to go thanks ok i'm going to waffle all right states over the second half a whole lot more. but we're going to do. that you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across several we've been hijacked by handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once i'm john mark and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem. rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing america to find ready to join the movement and welcome. your friends post a photo from a vacation you can't afford. a different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you lik

i have twice visited auschwitz. i walked through the rooms where the prisoners slept, filled now with the possessions they left behind. i saw the fields where prisoners stood, waiting in line for their meager rations. i saw the walls where jews were lined up before nazi soldiers shot them. i saw the gas chambers where you could still see scratches on the walls from prisoners desperate to escape. every person had had a name and a story. when i followed the train tracks out of auschwitz i reversed the path that led so many to their final resting places. i am committed to remember when senseless hatred prevails. the hatred and intolerance that led to these crimes against humanity is still alive today. at some point, no survivors of the holocaust will be alive to recount their heroic and heartbreaking details of their survival. we must make sure that we never repeat this dark mark on world history, by teaching our children tolerance and never forgetting the innocent victims of the holocaust. the hebrew word means we wil

investment vehicle i've often said that if you know goldman sachs that had an opportunity to take auschwitz public that they would have done so it's just that the the mechanism at that time was not available but now i see wall street taking trailer trash public trailer parks probably ghettos public i mean this is this trend is only going to get worse so here's the american dream over in america where they have these trailer parks six percent of the population live in a waffle house and with it in which there chained to the booths consuming these waffles all day and the only way out is to give the guy the tollbooth operator after door five thousand bucks and you'll never be able to accumulate five thousand dollars why because you're chained to the booth at the waffle house so this is what the american dream has become a people join the idea of being chained to a waffle house but of course there is a limit to how many while falls will be allocated to the developers of the waffle house booths of some point the waffles you get thinner and that are pretty subtle syrup will run out and you'll be

were told that the policies have lost because the premiums were not paid while people were poor in auschwitz and so this is something that was part of the insurance claims under the former secretary of state in a consensual way after we got everyone together red so the dimensions of this were like peeling back the layers of an onion bread and one thing led to another. slave labor ended up getting almost a billion dollars and this includes german private companies and for slavery. the majority of that were from non-jewish laborers and it ended up in a million and a half people are compensation as a result of that. so was an extensive effort this was a piece but only a piece. >> thank you. >> speaking about art and going back before entering world war ii, can you tell us what the poppies chuck and what do they do with what they took me back. >> it's interesting that we use the term moxy looting. it gives you a wanton act that people break into this and what we are talking about was much more systemic and beer? and it was from the leadership down and it was targeting certain categories of indiv

this january i traveled to poland to observe the 69th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp. we were joined by representatives, parliamentarians from 60 different countries, over half of the knesset from israel, and many, many survivors. the memory of the holocaust is seared forever into the consciousness of a generation of people who survived it. through their stories, the lessons of that dark time, serve as a warning to future generations. in the words of elie weasel, human suffering anywhere concerns men and women everywhere. t is with that sentiment i vow never to forget and never again. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlelady from new hampshire seek recognition? >> thank you. i rise to ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. >> wowed, the gentlelady from new hampshire is recognized for ne minute. ms. kuster: it astonishes to me by the time a woman graduates from college one in five will be the victim of sexual assault. colleges are institutions of higher learning, no student,

caller: down here, what they have done is made this auschwitz -- there are a bunch of people in sodom and gomorrah. ,hey made a statue 999.9 infinite -- that is against the homeless. they removed the benches. you get arrested for sleeping outside. you get arrested for littering or lowering -- loitering. if you have a sign that says you need work, you get arrested. host: what is the first amendment? caller: freedom of speech -- you will be arrested by florida code 999.9. host: all right. leastback to boston, at one member of congress is running today. that is an arizona democrat. a bunch of 3:00 a.m. wake up in trainingtting with her busy schedule of votes and meetings -- she hopes to complete her 10th marathon on monday in honor of someone who will never cross the finish line. she is running in honor of one of the victims. members of his family were among the more than 200 wounded. lake worth, florida. denis is on the line for republicans. nothing is impacted by the first amendment more than the education of our children. , the firstmean amendment says that the government will not pas

when the shipped off to ought auschwitz.t to the holocaust museum in israel and said you can help me i need to flesh out this story i'm writing a book and i don't know very much. my grandmother lived with my me in our home and i never stopped to ask questions. i never realized as many of us do there was history in my home and now i had to unlock the doors when she was in the house with me the whole time and i never bothered to ask. >> you have had, you know, just through your job experience being a producer, you have more tools than probably the average joe would. for our viewers at home can can we do the very same thing? >> for me i couldn't even believe it i was sitting at my kitchen table on a sunday morning 7:00 drinking coffee in my pajamas. i had reached out to the holocaust museum saying please help me, i don't know very much because i never bothered to ask my grandmother these questions. two years after i reached out i got an email with the names of the gentleman that two of the women who were hidden on our island ma