my name is eva moses kor. i am a survivor of auschwitz. >> we were a sort of showpiece.came to visit the camp, they didn't show the gas chambers. they would show us. we were the showpiece. new new you >> my name is inga. i'm a child survivor of the holocaust. i wanted to hold on to something from home. i mean, they took away everything when we arrived in the camp. the most important thing was to keep something from home when things were still good. and that was my doll. she meant everything to me. >> seeing the doll for the first time was a wild moment, because i can see what she's been through. >> my name is danielle. i was inspired by i informating. >> very important to have these artifacts to give proof to the world for centuries to come that it happened. you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiqtm technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how to adjust for a

my name is eva moses kor. i am a survivor of auschwitz. >> we were a sort of showpiece.me to visit the camp, they didn't show the gas chambers. they amy show us. we were the showpiece. keep something from home when things were still good. that was my doll. she men ever -- meant everything to me. >> seeing the doll for the first time, was a wow moment. it's there. i can see what she's been through. my name is danielle. i was inspired by inga's story. inga's doll made the history of the holocaust something i could relate to. >> very, very important to have these artifacts. to give proof to the world and for centuries to come, it happened. ♪ >> there was always music in the house. mylest sister played the piano. my other sister played the violin. i've got pictures of me pretending to play the cello on a children's broom and a comb, and i was singing to myself. the cello's become a sort of -- a red line through the life. my name is anita lasker-walfisch. i'm a survivor of auschwitz. we arrived at night. and we waited all night in the- dark. and the next morning came the situ

my name is eva moses kor, i am a survivor of auschwitz. >> and wolf blitzer joins me now. le to hear the stories of people like eva. she's one of the few survivors you spoke with who actually says that she forgives the nazis. i find that -- the courage to do that extraordinary. >> me, too. when she told me that, it was amazing to me because i know a lot of survivors. and i know they'll never forgive. they'll certainly never forget. she says that if she weren't able to forgive, the nazis would have won. they would have won that part of her. so as a result, she has decided she is able to forgive. she's an amazing woman, i must say. the only reason she survived is when they took her off that cattle car with her sister, miriam, they were identical twins. the nazis needed identical twins for dr. mangele's so-called experiments. and they were shouting twins, twins. they were taken to one side. they survived. they were tortured with the experiments. they survived. but their parents, their grandparents, other brothers and sisters, all went to another side. they were immediately sen