we began in poland, where the nazis deported more than a 1000000 people to auschwitz, to be murdered. a collection tries to preserve the memory of the victims honoring those whose last steps led here the mountain of shoes at auschwitz, birkenau, especially those from little feet, is a sight. no one can forget. but few visitors to the former nazi death camp will have to remember what survivor aria pinsky does. this is all has left of these children. i'm wondering if some are from one of my siblings. pentico recalls the day he and his family arrived here from his village and transylvania. after days of in humane transport, he was sat with his older brothers in a different line from his parents and younger siblings. pentigrast a boy who'd been there longer, where he could rejoin his family when they came out after the shower. they've been told they were taking a martha loaded up on him. so he said, you don't know. and he pointed up to the chimneys and he said, see the smoke? that's where they came out earlier through sharma. now 92, he frequently shares his story here and all over the wo

a new effort is underway now to restore 8000 shoes from children killed at auschwitz. it's called soul to soul funded part by organizations like that of ita nationalists who calls this his duty to his grandmother who survived the holocaust. so one shoe that had the woods cinderella at the bottom and i thought, who was the cinderella and who are the princes in shape. and so they are remarkable stories. and i really hope that we will to unexceptional job control those stories . and most importantly, to share them with the entire world as one of just a handful of children to have left these barracks alive. aria pinsky lament that the world seems not to have learned the lessons of horrors past. the mere hates, it is still everywhere. you only have to see what is happening in ukraine with putin to understand the friend that is a dictator who can decide anything, anything can happen. so call making sure the shoes survive isn't just to remember the children who didn't. it's to help guide the steps of those who will make tomorrow's decisions. the debate has broken out in musli

auschwitz is indicated by the blue arrow on the map. not see authorities selected anna and three of her sisters for forced labor while they sent her mother and two other sisters to the gas chambers. in june 1944 anna and her remaining three sisters were sent to a concentration camp indicated here with the red arrow. later they were transferred to proudest, a sub camp and in february of 1945 the ss of that we did most of the prisoners including in his three sisters, marching them on foot. soviet troops liberated them around march 11th 1945. anna was left behind with other injured and sick prisoners because she had previously broken her leg. on march 23rd 1945 soviet troops liberated some 600 prisoners including her. she later reunited with her sisters and found out that her sister elizabeth had been shot during the forced march. we close with this photograph of anna in 1946. she would remain in romania until integrating to the united states in 1964. anna, together with her husband, and two young sons, were allowed a much difficult way to

but scores of her friends and family died in camps. >> only auschwitz tattooed people.eople were taken to all different camps all over germany. >> reporter: today as cases of anti-semitism rise and become seemingly more accepted and normalized, tova has a dire warning. >> hatred is hatred. and we have to be very, very careful what we're doing. it doesn't stop with words. it's going to continue with deeds. before you know it, we have a massacre. >>> we turn now to the midterm election elections. democrat john fetterman and republican dr. mehmet oz. the two squared off today in pennsylvania. here's abc's congressional correspondent rachel scott. >> john fetterman takes everything to an extreme. those extreme positions hurt us all. >> i'm running to serve pennsylvania. he's running to use pennsylvania. >> reporter: tonight, two senate hopefuls. trump-backed celebrity doctor republican mehmet oz, democrat lieutenant governor john fetterman, go head to head in their first and only debate. >> i might miss some words during this debate, mush two words together. knock me down,

we began in poland, where the nazis deported more than a 1000000 people to auschwitz, to be murdered. a collection tries to preserve the memory of the victims honoring those whose last steps led here the mountain of shoes at auschwitz, birkenau, especially those from little feet, is a sight. no one can forget. but few visitors to the former nazi death camp will have to remember what survivor aria pinsky does. this is all has left of these children. i'm wondering if some are from one of my siblings penske a recalls the day he and his family arrived here from his village and transylvania after days of inhumane transport. he was sent with his older brothers in a different line from his parents and younger siblings. pence grasped a boy who had been there longer, where he could rejoin his family when they came out after the shower. they'd been told they were taking a martha loaded up on him. so he said, you don't know. and he pointed up to the chimneys and he said, see the smoke? that's where they came out early of thrones yama. now 92, he frequently shares his story here and all over the

a new effort is underway now to restore 8000 shoes from children killed at auschwitz, it's called soul to soul funded in part by organ stations like that of iter nationalists who calls this his duty to his grandmother who survived the holocaust of. so one shoe that heard the words cinderella at the bottom when i thought who was the cinderella miniature, and were the princes in those shoes. and saw the remarkable stories. and i really hope that we will to an exceptional job to draw those stories off. and most importantly, to show them or the entire world as one of just a handful of children to have left these barracks alive. aria pinsky lament that the world seems not to have learned the lessons of horrors past. vermeil beauman hatred is still everywhere. you only have to see what is happening in your cream with putin. to understand the friend that is a dictator who can decide anything, anything can happen without call. making sure these shoes survive isn't just to remember the children who didn't. it's to help guide the steps of those who will make tomorrow's decisions. the nobel prize

we began in poland, where the nazis deported more than a 1000000 people to auschwitz, to be murdered. a collection tries to preserve the memory of the victims honoring those whose last steps led here the mountain of shoes at auschwitz, birkenau, especially those from little feet, is a sight. no one can forget. but few visitors to the former nazi death camp will have to.

italy in bulgaria and poland on october 7, 1944, there was an uprising of the sonderkommando of the auschwitzoncentration camp, which was the name of a special unit of prisoners, in which it was instructed to accompany the prisoners of the gas chamber, and then to destroy the remains, the sonderkommando selected physically and mentally strong people, without saying in advance what they would have to do in course. uprising. they managed to kill three ss men , wound 12 more and blow up one crematorium in total in mutiny. about 200 people took part. almost all of them died, several groups managed to get out of the camp, but this did not help all the escaped nazis found and destroyed four girls from the women's camp. they were accused of transferring explosives to the prisoners and defiantly hung up to intimidate the rest on october 7, 1977. in the soviet union there was a new constitution among the people. she was called brezhnev's because she came it replaced the stalinist constitution of the thirty- sixth year, the document stated that a developed socialist society had already been built in th

artie has already spoken about the horrors of auschwitz. through the first film. new job. holocaust thread of memory was filmed entirely in belarus by a military reporter. drove through places soaked in blood. jews. she continues to search for the graves of her relatives and record through interviews the mockery of the third reich over nationality. great to belarus to to meet the last survivors of the holocaust in 1939 , 900,000 jews lived here, but just 2 years later, nine out of ten will lie here in the ditches and mass graves of eastern europe, we asked holocaust survivors. what is real nazism and is it possible to say that it again raises its head? will work in the minsk region. so the chairmen of the council of the republic natalya kochanova will listen to the residents of soligorsk in the local district executive committee, the reception will begin at 11:00 to meet with residents of the districts and 14 senators. they will work. in every district center of the minsk region. he listens to the requests of people, proposals, complaints, and, if possible, assists in reso

me auschwitz well, you know the story.ll, to the credit of the germans, it must be said, they instantly found out that this was all, of course, complete nonsense, that it was impossible to speculate not very much on the holocaust. but hmm that's it, it's an attempt another attempt. uh, including the ukrainian expert services translate everything into jewish theme. it is not at all accidental this attempt. it is not at all accidental, because using this hmm image of a virtual image of golden crowns, everyone really immediately begins to remember, it turns out to be camps, and people who were mocked and launched this public consciousness, making this attempt. they again translate into the jewish theme here. there is one more sub-sense that is very important, after all. uh, hmm, they ask the question all the time, but why do russians talk so much 11 fifications. look zelensky, he has it jewish roots he is a jew. well, i won't, we've only said so many times. well, i'm just asking a question. e to my colleagues in germany why,

me auschwitz well, you know the story.were tortured, and so on and so forth. well, to the credit of the germans, it must be said, they instantly found out that this was all, of course, complete nonsense, that in no case should one speculate on the holocaust. but hmm. this is an attempt, another attempt. uh, including the ukrainian expert services translate everything into jewish theme. it's not a random attempt at all. it is not at all accidental, because using this hmm image of a virtual image of golden crowns, everyone really immediately begins to remember, it turns out to be camps, and people who were mocked and launched this public consciousness, making this attempt. they again translate into the jewish theme, and there is one more sub-meaning that is very important, because, uh, they ask a question all the time. well, why do russians say eleventhifications so much? look, zelensky it is he who has jewish roots, he is a jew. well, i wo n't, we've already talked many times about what a jew he is, huh, but i'm just asking

our moderator tonight, doctor tibi galis, has been the executive director of the auschwitz institute for the prevention of genocide and mass atrocities since 2006. born and raised in -- previously worked as an associate researcher for the uk parliament, where he helped developed the position on the un's special adviser on the prevention of genocide. welcome. welcome to you all. i'm not going to turn this over to curtis for a ward of welcome on behalf of lenape -- >> [speaking non-english] good evening, everyone. and welcome to this amazing webinar. i am curtis zunigha, a co-director of lenape center, as mentioned, and arts and culture organization that -- but now we cover the entirety of lenape, the land of the lenape, the original homeland, which goes up into the foothills of the catskills mountains and all the way down to eastern pennsylvania and new jersey and into the delaware bay. that is our original homeland. it is amazing that we are part of this webinar this evening. and on behalf of the lenape center and speaking as a lenape man, i welcome you to this place called lenape an

concentration camps forced labor camps and auschwitz it's a miracle they survived a miracle made possible in part. by the remarkable efforts of our honorees tonight. the ritchie boys this year marks the 80th anniversary of their creation. in 1942 as my parents were engulfed in the crucible of the german assault against the -- and theirs and many other families were being slaughtered. a secret military intelligence training center was established in maryland. just 75 miles from where we are tonight. it's hard to imagine the war without the soldiers who trained there and became the ritual known as the richie boys. they played many roles. photo analysts psychological warfare experts interrogators and fighters they even as day as you meant her david rubinstein earlier, they even accompanied general eisenhower to the ordruff camp, which at that time was a sub-camp of book and walled. eisenhower went their deliberately so he could witness first hand nazi crimes crimes. he found so hard to grasp that. he predicted what we have experienced in recent years. holocaust denial we are all profoundly i

. >> as a daughter of the survivor of the death camp auschwitz, i just felt like i literally couldn't breathe. and our community was in a state of shock. >> reporter:more than 2,700 cases of assault, harassment, and vandalism, up 34% from 2020. ye's anti-semitic rhetoric calling the french fashion house ba lens yag ga and jpmorgan stopping ties. and ckanye. >> reporter: adidas saying its relationship with west was under review, but david, that was on october 6th. we have not heard from the company since then. in the meantime, it continues to sell the popular brand of yeezy sneakers. the adl calling adidas' silence deafening. david? >> matt, thank you. >>> to an abc news exclusive. uvalde 365, our commitment to stay on the story in texas. you'll remember the school staff member who was blamed for leaving a door ajar in uvalde. tonight, abc news obtaining the video showing what really happened. and now the horrible toll that it's taken on that staffer. john quinones with the interview tonight. >> reporter: tonight, abc news obtaining this video of the school staffer who was initially bl

this is a slave propaganda offers to take literally a mini auschwitz, although the evidence, in fact.could be taken anywhere, but the second shot raises even more questions. here you can see a certain plastic container filled with gold crowns, they say, during the so-called occupation. they were torn from dozens of victims by russian soldiers, who again well, they allegedly demonstrated, well, downright inhuman cruelty, in general, the real demonization of our armed forces is on the face. however, in this case, the fake did not work and exposed him, which is typical not only in russia , anastasia ivanovna will confirm naturally, in the teeth of the ukrainian fake gun and tried to compose a new exciting thriller about the excesses of the russian military, but, as always, it turned out without the main roles, however, the journalists of the german edition, bild. still , they were not too lazy and found a chain of characters with correspondents went to the village of sand. ratskovsky, where, according to the assurances of dill, propaganda tortured and tortured all sorts of parsing, a viv

tb gallus has been the executive director of the auschwitz institute for the prevention of genocide and mass atrocities since 2006. born and raised in romania, dr. gallas previously worked as an associate researcher for the uk parliament where he helped develop the uk position on the un special advisor on the prevention of genocide. welcome, welcome to you all i'm now going to turn this over to curtis for a word of welcome on behalf of the not be healthy. hey. colomosi hutch duluency alushi okwas new england, mohana ali pike lanape hoking colosseum aho and arpeg good evening, everyone and welcome to this amazing webinar, and we're i am curtis zuniga. i am a co-director of lenape center as mentioned an arts and cultural organization. that's manhattan based in the beginning but now we cover the entirety of lenape hoking the land of the lenape the original homeland which extends all the way up into the foothills of the catskills mountains and all the way down the delaware river to include eastern, pennsylvania, new jersey and emptying into the delaware bay. that's our original homeland. so

what i saw was these folks who stormed our capitol waving confederate flags wearing "camp auschwitz"o should the president of the united states be held accountable for inciting riots while we tried to convict him in an impeachment trial? i think if there are any indication that there's a criminal activity here, he should be held accountable because no one, not even the president of the united states or former president of the united states, is above the law. >> i don't like that this report is coming out right before the election. it unfairly biases the public against the violent insurrectionists on the ballot this november. >> now, moving on, senator, this is a little uncomfortable, but we heard you support filibuster reform. >> and we are religious supporters of government inaction, and it is our position that anyone who supports filibuster reform is possessed by the devil. >> so, we used forgiven ppp loan money to hire a bishop to exorcise these demon spirits telling you the senate should help people. let's bring him in. >> bishop, whenever you are ready, perform the exorcism. >>

is that redolent of what tragically happened in auschwitz?as drawing a mine, people showering in a mine based on research i did on the mine. when you see a group of people standing under showers, all those other associations and so soho actually wears a pinstripe suit because the charcoal is quite crude and the lines are quite thick, some people read those suits as being echoes of the striped pyjamas of the concentration camps. it was never in my head but that's not to say that association could not be there. i'm also always interested in the different ways the work is read and somethings echo for me and somethings echo less. the question of colonialism, some thinking that finished the 1960s with the independence of african countries, it is clear that while the legacy of apartheid is still where we are, the aftermath of colonialism continues and the paradoxes and contradictions of that are still so central in south african and all african life. like for example? what do you mean? the piece i've most recently done is about africa in the first

historians often call this camp the belarusian auschwitz because, indeed , all these were spontaneousn this camp. these were the planned killings of both prisoners of war and civilians and participants in the underground struggle of citizens of different nationalities, of course. the first to fall under the blow of the nazis to the jews. the territory of the camp occupied 200-250 hectares. the first prisoners were soviet prisoners of war, in fact, the infrastructure of the labor camp was created by their hands. they equipped the area themselves. they spent the night in dugouts, which looked more like holes. first commandant eduard strauch. i decided to create a favorable picture for the prisoners. people who stayed here in may of the forty-second year, first of all, saw flowering trees. the lake is bright. greenery, young grass a peaceful landscape that did not even hint at slow motion destruction mechanism idyllic rural topography that became the topography of nazi terror in the occupied territory. the lands of the karl marx collective farm near the village of malaya trostenets were

she says her grandmother watched her parents and siblings walk straight into the gas chambers at auschwitz anti semitic incidents like those we have covered recently hit close to home for her. i whether time now a live look here at the san mateo bridge is folks hustle home here on a thursday night. looks like golden but it doesn't really give you a true indication of how cold it. >> it is out there how cold it's going to get right, lawrence o my goodness. it was chilly around the bay area factor record to be had when you know that record in half moon bay, the temperatures really falling off last night, 30's and 40's elsewhere around the bay area down to 36 degrees in santa rosa. but that record half moon bay, 37 degrees. how about that? it was a chilly night even along the coastline. that was the one record broken out there for today. by day, we warmed up nicely. lot of these temperatures up in the 60's and the 70's and looking nice out there right now. we've got clear skies to speak of out at sfo. get a forecast for, you know, delays being reported there. oakland or san jose. all looking

historians often call this camp the belarusian auschwitz because, indeed, all these were spontaneous murders in this camp. these were the planned killings of both prisoners of war and civilians and participants in the underground struggle of citizens of different nationalities, of course. the jews were the first to be hit by the nazis. the territory of the camp occupied 200-250 hectares by the first prisoners soviet prisoners of war became their hands , in fact, and the infrastructure of the labor camp was created. they equipped the area themselves. they spent the night in dugouts, which looked more like holes. the first commandant of the camp, eduard strauch, decided to create a favorable picture for the prisoners . the lake is bright. greenery, young grass a peaceful landscape that did not even hint at a slow mechanism of destruction an idyllic rural topography that has become topography of nazi terror in the occupied territory. the lands of the karl marx collective farm near the village of malaya trostenets were chosen for the forced detention of people, convenient from a logistic

someone is shying away, it’s a sacred duty for them, because before them, before everyone’s eyes, auschwitzews know how to defend this topic, so to speak, to articulate in society for many decades, and we remember, but that there was a genocide of the belarusian people, only in the twentieth year, yes, but this is again our mentality. nobody here is to blame. we are such people. well, although we have always talked about it, but we have said it, where in some narrow circles of historians, there politicians, statesmen in society, this topic was not especially awakened today at history lessons in history textbooks for students. this topic is marked today. e, khatyn brest fortress land museum of the great patriotic elite three objects. you must visit every belarusian and this is the task today for all parents and schools and our civil society. society. i mean peony. all those who work with young people today are fighting, and then, of course, when these pictures are in front of their eyes . e, moreover, in addition to these three main objects of ours, there are more in every district in every