If We Never See Each Other Again | March of the Living & USC Shoah Foundation

Published 2024-02-05
If We Never See Each Other Again is a film based on interviews with Kindertransport survivors from the USC Shoah Foundation. The film is produced by our partners, the International March of the Living, and directed by Naomi Wise.

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All Comments (19)
  • @malcolmdale9607
    One of those children on the Kindertransport grew up and married my cousin. He was the only survivor of the whole of his extended family.
  • @mmoore3743
    Extremely well done. I'm glad there were families willing to help these children.
  • @Gurl-5150
    There should never have been a need for it.
  • @denisescutt1865
    Never forget the man who made a lot of this possible. The quiet humble Nicholas Winton. He was knighted by our late Queen. Sir Nicholas lived quietly in England after the war but was haunted by the fact that he could have saved more. They made a film about him and the Kinder transport last year called ‘ One life’ It is in cinemas now. Extremely good.
  • Thank you for posting this video. I am a South African, 60 years old and read a lot about Jewish history. It really touched my spirit. May Our Father in Heaven protect all His people during this very bad time in human history, something that the Western World, surely didn't expected. Thanks for loading and sharing it. Best wishes!
  • @shariboyle1166
    I had no idea this happened. Thanks to the kindness of those in Great Britain for taking these children in. 🙏🏼❤️
  • @bethmann3283
    I've read so much about what the Jewish men and women endured, Auschwitz, but this I hadn't read about. I'm so happy that many were saved. Thank you for this video.
  • @lindameisel734
    My Grandmother was the only survivor of her family and relatives. She told me of the atrocities of the Holocaust. 😢
  • @anneross5362
    Walter Kohn, nobel Prize winner for Chemistry, was also on the Kindertransport. His family founded the famous Viennese postcard publishing firm Bruder Kohn, the Austrian Imperial family’s official publisher. His father and brothers who founded the firm were murdered in concentration camps
  • @africacan
    Netanyahu must start explaining why so many young people at the concert were killed by IDF gunfire and their vehicles destroyed by Israeli weapons and not by Hamas.😢
  • @gwtwmom2
    How heartbreaking for those poor children and their parents but so good of the families that took in the children. Hitler and the Nazis are burning in hell for all eternity and that’s still not enough.
  • @Batmax192
    well, it's very important to tell the stories of holocaust survivors. Now it's the time to tell the stories of victims of Israel and stories of Gasa survivors, all these Palestinian people persecuted by children of those who somehow managed not to get killed during ww2....