They are the last
Holocaust survivors
There are not many left we can talk to…
Julia
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The Last Ones of Auschwitz

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The Last Ones

Esther, Ginette and the others

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Les dessins des camps

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Les Derniers - Jack

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My visit to Jack

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My visit to Toby Levy

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Les Derniers - Lola

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My visit to Lola Mozes

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Themes

The Last survivors of the camps

136 Videos

The Last hidden children

92 Videos

Clips

Les Derniers - Frania
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Frania Eisenbach
« There was an 18-month-old baby who lying in a pool of blood screaming »
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Miriam
« The pessimists left and the optimists stayed. And the optimists were murdered. »
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Anita
« We took the first train without any papers and without knowing where the train was going. »
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Judith H. Sherman
« We didn't get any water for several days. People went mad, literally. »
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Sami
« I live under the poverty line. 40% of the Holocaust survivors in New-York live under the poverty line. »

Chapters

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Life in hiding

18 elements
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The end of the war

21 elements
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The turning point

45 elements
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The camps

44 elements
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The present and the future

14 elements
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Live with

26 elements

Feature episode

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My visit to jacques I

« The day before the Vel d'Hiv roundup, my mother's friend, a police commissioner, came to warn her: "You have to save yourself immediately!" »
Les Derniers - Jacques
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My visit to Henri and Betty

« I visited Auschwitz in 1949, when I was 13. I saw bones and skulls. »
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My visit to Lucette

« There were times when I didn't know whether to laugh or cry, or whether I was losing my mind. »
Les derniers - Lucette
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My visit to Daniel

« When I was walking down the street and I saw a little dog, I said to myself, "He can walk freely, but I can't."  »
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