Holocaust Survivor Escapes Auschwitz -- #ww2 #history #wwii #holocaustsurvivor #holocaustremembrance

Holocaust survivor David Wisnia tells of his daring escape from his German captors. Watch the full story at our channel.

[TimTraggam]

Now these are the stories that need to be taught in school.
You can't teach Love and Compassion on a culture 😢❤🇮🇱🕊🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[georganna]

The split second decision to flee saved his life. Bravery we will hopefully never be faced with.

[lornamoffett]

I admire these brave people who endured so much at the hands of evil men

[shortboss]

God was your protector. Thank you Lord for saving this great man.❤❤❤❤❤

[TomSwift-wygx]

Smart man. Brave man. Take a chance. Win: your life.

[kirktoufor]

This is an incredible story. Imagine the risk he took. He would have been shot on sight if caught. I wonder if any of the men who went on to build those bunker survived the war. Probably not .

[BoldLion]

SALUTE! FOR YOUR SERVICE WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN! FOR YOUR SACRIFICE SHALL NOT BE IN VAIN!

[SuperGreatSphinx]

Mr. Schmidt, recently arrived in a small Bavarian village which lies eight miles northwest of Munich... a picturesque, delightful little spot one-time known for its scenery, but more recently related to other events having to do with some of the less positive pursuits of man: human slaughter, torture, misery and anguish.

Mr. Schmidt, as we will soon perceive, has a vested interest in the ruins of a concentration camp — for once, some seventeen years ago, his name was Gunther Lutze.

He held the rank of a captain in the SS.

He was a black-uniformed strutting animal whose function in life was to give pain, and like his colleagues of the time, he shared the one affliction most common amongst that breed known as Nazis... he walked the Earth without a heart.

And now former SS Captain Lutze will revisit his old haunts, satisfied perhaps that all that is awaiting him in the ruins on the hill is an element of nostalgia.

What he does not know, of course, is that a place like Dachau cannot exist only in Bavaria.

By its nature, by its very nature, it must be one of the populated areas... of the Twilight Zone.

[bethbrown]

What about the rest of the story? Id love to hear it please 😮

[patriciaaznavourian]

Wow. What stories. So many brave men and women

[robertmarrero]

Thank you for your service. Protect our Veterans.

[omerl]

Honestly, I think that from all the youtubers in the world, your job is the most important from all. thank you and keep doing this. we owe those heroes everything.

[haroldthacker]

😮😮😮 A FEW OF THE THINGS THAT HAPPENED TO THE SURVIVERS

[Onceuponatime]

Never forget but, history does repeat itself. I see it now

[HossHopfkcp]

Most of my family died in KZ, he is a true Survivor!

[kevinjohnston]

Again YouTube has blocked my ability to press "like".

[Mia-Vita-Aria]

Victims still playing the victim while committing the same war crimes 😮

[sebione]

I wouldn't feel comfortable boarding any train in Germany around that timeframe.

[billko]

YOUTUBE, you're doing it again. Just let the videos play and quit trying to be SJWs. I agree with you THIS TIME but let ppl make up their own minds!!!

[ApacheJay]

In the middle of a losing war effort, where they didn't have oil enough to fuel their tanks, they still felt it was necessary to transport Jews in trains all over the continent for the express purpose of killing them in the most inefficient way possible. Mm hmmmm.