Jewish Survivor Fanny Cooper Testimony | USC Shoah Foundation

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All Comments (21)
  • @deedenuese9904
    Love this woman and her testimony. May she and her family be remembered always. Thank you Shoah Foundation for taking the time to document these stories. Wonderful photos at the end.
  • @realitytvisthebomb7859
    what a wonderful woman. so full of joy and such radiant kindness and love shines from inside.
  • @kristabell5107
    What a great story told in such a beautiful way. The interviewer was fantastic. I loved Learning about the culture and difficulties they faced and how they got around an almost impossible situation. I’m Australian and let me say I agree the shock of coming here after being in a culturally rich society in Europe would have been massive. Modern Melbourne is so diverse and richer for all of the migrants that have brought their culture to us. Well done Fanny. You’re a ripper.
  • @mrbatman4robin
    Told with such beauty, honesty and wit. Thank you for this most humbling privilege. I shall never forget.
  • @xelakram
    What a delightful lady! And such an interesting and different testimony. This lady has such a sunny disposition.
  • @phyllisfleming7821
    What an interesting story. I love her frankness and she has a good memory for a young girl.
  • @jeanhenderson1277
    Listening to fannys testimony is fascinating , she made me laugh at her reactions when someone came or there was a noise a bit of lighthearted fun in an otherwise harrowing episode x
  • @theresaholguin699
    I have a sister that we never got along either. She's 13 years older than me. This woman is very lovely. Terrible what happened to her
  • @gyorgyakos9618
    A very good story teller! And a good and caring interviewer - a rare thing. Thank you both.
  • @kg3718
    Wonderful story of courage
  • @gyorgyakos9618
    The German planes that bombed their car column in May 1940 were "Stukas", short for "Sturzkampfbomber" (dive bomber).
  • @patsyhay9592
    Had to laugh at beginning with the multiple fanny's
  • @joziemolody3592
    Hard to believe that her father could use 2 orphaned boys to get across the border and then just leave them. Especially after she kept noting who failed to help them without asking for money-whether or not the people could afford to help without the money or not