Tisha B'Av: Lessons From the Holocaust - With Coach Menachem

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

could be a physics something that we can pick up thank you uh uh until you know we don't we don't extend shayla shalom on to shabov but uh to cover to be on your program um [Music] to me the stories about my grandfather are always meaningful but especially on tishabhav many of the stories have become widespread now and the aftermath of his patera many of them have been written in the newspapers magazines but it's still worthwhile to maybe just say over a few of them um [Music] one of them that i can never hear enough is that after the war he was uh he was interviewed by the secular media and they said rabbi you were witnessed the brutality of your people the massacre of your family of your city you saw blood flowing through the streets like rivers rabbi at any point in time did you lose faith in the torah did you ever lose faith in your god and my grandfather responded did i lose faith of course i lost faith in man how could a civilized society like germany shed their conscious conscience and massacring innocent people while at night they were listening to a symphony and listening to orchestra during the day they would massacre and brutalize thousands how could civilized countries democratic countries like the united states like england look the other way make believe that they didn't know what was happening in the concentration camps roosevelt knew full well he bombed the outer perimeter of the auschwitz he could have bombed the camps he could have saved hundreds of thousands of jews but they looked the other way so did i lose faith yes i lost faith in man but never for a moment did i lose faith in my god my faith in god only

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1. 0:31could be a physics something that we can pick up thank you uh uh until you…
2. 2:03and listening to orchestra during the day they would massacre and brutalize thousands how could civilized…
3. 4:11i read an account that um the jews were so hot and famished and they were…
4. 6:15called the russia's gulas mordecai yeah so actually this is not as well known he said…
5. 7:52um the name ishbaka would work help the parents in the store they would learn for…
6. 9:57wallowing in in self-pity we have to realize that we've been through much more difficult circumstances…
7. 12:06to corbin to tragedy to disaster noyak should have planted grain he should have planted food…
8. 13:43and uh plan for the future beautiful could you leave the audience with some practical tips…
9. 15:50statistically unlikely it's downright impossible for to look to go into shul today and to see…
10. 17:57what am i compared to earlier generations my year of shamayim it doesn't match up my…

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