Jewish Survivor Saba Feniger-Dawidowicz | USC Shoah Foundation
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Published 2012-04-20
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All Comments (21)
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The Interviewer is superb ! He actually seemed interested in the life of this woman and asked pertinent questions that brought out more than just the tragedy but the fabric of her life to give us a much better picture of life in Poland in the time BEFORE the war. His gentle demeanour is so different than many of the almost confrontational interviewers in other testimonies! Good job !
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Saba had so many tragedies in her life. It is so remarkable that she was able to continue on with life and to be such a good person. She did not want to pursue revenge. Her story will stay with me. The interviewer was one of the best I have listened to.
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Mrs. Dawidowicz shares details with an exquisite vocabulary. She draws the viewer in to anticipate her next words and to consider situations at a new depth. Thank you!
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Thank you for your testimony.
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Thank you so much for sharing your story.
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extraordinary woman and extraordinary testimony
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Thank you so much for sharing your most interesting testimony. A brave woman to survive such a dreadful ordeal.
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Thank you so much for telling your story. You are a beautiful brave,and inspiring soul.
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Ms. Saba often speaks in a normal tone of voice, but then she finishes in a whisper. The interviewer should have coached her to speak up, as I could hear her only because I have a Bose speaker for my laptop. It's still a good interview- SALUTE Saba!
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I’ve watched a lot of these testimonies and still cannot comprehend how someone could be so sadistic to another human being Thank you Saba x
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God bless the survivors and those lost they have a special place in heaven God will deal with those who did it . Thank them for their testimonies
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Wonderful woman.
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Great testimony by survivor Saba. However, the audibility of this interview is not good. Even on full volume, I could not hear Saba clearly. Wish you had added subtitles in English.
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Can't hear
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Cant hear
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Sad that her memories of her mother are so minimal.
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I can’t hear this one. 😟
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The audio isn’t good. Can’t hear them well
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Why does every single one of these interviews start out with that rainbow colored thing and some of the interviewers ask kind of lame questions
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I can't hear a damn thing.
