Yehuda Geberer guides through the Majdanek Concentration & Death camp in Poland.
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three small stops here we're gonna first go into this building here this is the crematorium um and this is uh this is one of the harshest places that we're gonna have to visit today wherever it's the only place that you confront an actual crematorium the ovens that burnt the bodies that took what was left of them was at least had a body at least there was something something and even that was destroyed and their ashes are spread out eventually on a field behind them small memorial mound here which we'll also go to afterwards we talk about we're talking so much about on this trip of 800 years 900 years almost a thousand years of polish jewish history that we have so much from and we live off till today in a certain way that ended here in the crematoriums that's the end of in the crematoriums that's the end of the story of polish jewelry there was a fellow from peachakov the son of the pietro cover of his other son was a very famous rabbi today in israel maryland but he had an older brother eventually he was who survived the war through going through six years of the war auschwitz and many other places in bukharva and he ends up in israel after the war and he ends up in israel after the war and he comes because his father was the robin pietro a very prominent city in poland the family here they came from visions i see them but they're very close with the guerrero the guerrero was the main rebber in poland one of the leaders the polish main leader of polish jewelry in the pre-war period so naftali wow after being broken and destroyed by the war losing most of his family he comes to your shalom and he goes to meet and visit the altagir rabbi
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- 0:00three small stops here we're gonna first go into this building here this is the crematorium…
- 0:30something and even that was destroyed and their ashes are spread out eventually on a field…
- 1:01in the crematoriums that's the end of the story of polish jewelry there was a fellow…
- 1:35and he ends up in israel after the war and he comes because his father was…
- 2:05meet and visit the altagir rabbi mirandas after he finished his meeting with him and it…
- 2:35to him at one point walking silently for a while and he says to him did…
- 3:05the basis roll future basis again looks to the floor and they keep on walking in…
- 3:35smokestacks you saw the smoke you saw the destruction you saw all the horror were you…
- 4:05see it we see the smoke stuff this is it in front of us and if…
- 4:36inside ourselves and to try to think of that question of the garage has to em…
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