The Pendant
Two girls born in Germany in 1929 had something in common. But their stories ended very differently.
21 recent indexed videos · 16,400 subscribers
Showing 12 of 21 kept videos
The Pendant
Two girls born in Germany in 1929 had something in common. But their stories ended very differently.
The Pendant Two girls born in Germany in 1929 had something in common. But their stories ended very differently.
Open this video on United States Holocaust Memorial MuseumDecades after surviving the Holocaust, Peter had to start again in the US. New friends helped him feel at home. What's something that made you feel like you belonged?
Open this video on United States Holocaust Memorial MuseumA story of love, loss, and the enduring power of family. Comment with 🕯️ if this story resonated with you.
Open this video on United States Holocaust Memorial MuseumMarcel Drimer escaped death twice in one day.
Open this video on United States Holocaust Memorial MuseumThe Nazis murdered tens of thousands of Jews at Majdanek.
Open this video on United States Holocaust Memorial MuseumBehind their smiles and sticky faces is a darker history.
Open this video on United States Holocaust Memorial MuseumTraveling through five countries as they outran the Nazis in Europe, Manfred Weidhorn and his mother relied on pocket-size foreign language dictionaries. Watch to learn how their 3.5-year journey ended.
Open this video on United States Holocaust Memorial MuseumProfessional tennis player Gottfried von Cramm knew defying the Nazis could get him in trouble. But he did it anyway.
Open this video on United States Holocaust Memorial MuseumRaoul led one of the most extensive and successful rescue efforts during the Holocaust.
Open this video on United States Holocaust Memorial MuseumFifty children escaped Nazi-controlled Vienna because one couple chose to act.
Open this video on United States Holocaust Memorial MuseumEsther Starobin, a volunteer at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, reads an essay about the heartfelt letters her parents sent to her and her siblings after they were separated during the Holocaust. It was recorded in 2022. The essay was written in a guided ...
Open this video on United States Holocaust Memorial MuseumReply with 🇺🇸 to honor those who served.
Open this video on United States Holocaust Memorial Museum