on june 23 the nazi flag flies over paris de bon morning at 6 o'clock the man who invaded half of
Europe with his gun and begins his tour on streets of paris are empty hitler is strangely
silent for a dictator at the height of his despotism France has just been complicit
for hitler the invasion of france must have been a
huge victory and who more is a personal victory
the countryside of france tinged with revenge goals as often by a lie
the annihilation of france is in fact the long-planned war against
the ancient enemy we know the outcome of the previous confrontation
the invasion plan originally called for the german army goes through belgium and
Holland with a strong right wing like in 1914 by the plains of northern France
as far as paris la hollande which did not part of the WWI invasion plan
was added to the 1940 invasion plan hitler is not satisfied with the plan of attack
presented by his staff an officer suggests a new plan which is not approved by its
superiors his name is eric von manstein hitler lands the manstein plan the attack coming from the
north is just a feint the goal is to achieve a breakthrough of the armored divisions
from the east in the ardennes the operation sickle through regions
almost impassable and very delicate hitler postpones tacc date 29 times
May 10, 1940 that attacks against belgium and holland the generals
disapprove of this campaign the army not in great shape afterwards
the efforts made in poland the risk seems too high
gad we were a little afraid that we didn't know how it was going to end because we had to
adhere to a strict schedule within the framework of operation sickle blow we knew
all that if we did not pass maastricht on the afternoon of the 13th the plan would fail
but the wehrmacht invaded half from europe four days later
Holland surrenders seven days later it's brussels' turn to bow
and on the tenth day the Germans are already on the french channel ribs had everything
simply did not consider that it was possible to cross the Ardennes with a weapon and
heavily motorized the Germans surrounded the whole expedition of the English army before
Dunkirk and suddenly another surprise hitler makes the tanks stop he leaves
English troops escape three hundred forty thousand men cross the channel
the Germans conquer an empty coast a strange decision on the part of the military leader
it is very likely that he wanted to spend a agreement with the united kingdom in fact these relations
with the British had always been positive the war is merciless for the
france in six weeks the war machine German is flattening the country the French are not
unprepared for such a war the word that German propaganda invented for this
campaign becomes an expression of horror mobile pleats creed indeed become familiar
this speed and 7 this collapse it was something that felt like we were like
amazed by the way this blitzkrieg precisely strike us like lightning
on learning that his old enemy has been eliminated the führer is at the height
of the exaltation that day the propaganda German also exhibits the victims
blitzkrieg soldiers seriously wounded prepares for the visit of the führer the
hitler's popularity rating of its soldiers is at its peak
the generals sing the praises of the corporal during the First World War one
of them without any irony invents a new title for military leader
he only nicknamed the greatest military leaders of all times a great expression its
margin is also replacing military leader by fools it's clear that hitler was the
greatest fool of all time hitler takes all the risks luring the
French in the forests of Compiègne or in 1918 the fate of the German Empire had been sealed
this time it is the French who capitulate hitler will only make a short appearance
hitler was intended to compel the french emile and france
certainly and seeing swastikas and swastika flags on all
public monuments in paris it was really they are having a parade
gigantic on the champs elysées hitler arrives early in the morning in paris discreetly
the dome of the invalids where the French buried napoleon the conqueror too
had had all of Europe at his feet before that these campaigns do not end in failure
Hitler continues his triumphant march until berlin he is at the peak of his power
people pray pray not for iter but they prayed and r himself
kind and saint paul at the time of the attacks in poland and france hitler could not
to be criticized for us who were simple officers at the front in hitler became
the god of war the great nation what is france now belongs to him
the pen you have there and the no after neutered 4th in terms of price
mike powell same cause of evidence like the called the deaths after changing the story
of the leap towards risks more than one no she is like arm the astra familia
at that time the Nazis conquered the most of Czechoslovakia
half of poland albania denmark norway holland belgium and a large
part of France with the help of their allies the fascists in italy the nazis
controls almost the entire continent but hitler is obsessed with the idea
to increase its regime of terror his next target is the united kingdom
during the Battle of Dunkirk that the Nazis had the opportunity to
defeat the allied forces but it fails otherwise the new
british leader winston churchill rejects terms of surrender
demanded by germany hitler begins to planning the invasion of the British Isles
hitler hope compelled britain agreed the conditions of peace before a real
invasion is launched and potentially use invasion preparations
as a means of pressure the high command German originally planned an invasion to
large scale that would cover almost the entire british side sleeve from dorset to cad le plan
definitive of the battle foresees the landing by the mother of nine divisions consisting of approximately
60 7000 men in the first echelon and supported by an airborne division aided
by other attacks launched from norway occupy l will push northeast after having
captured gloucester will encircle london the forces Germans will secure England until the 52nd
parallel hoping while the rest of the kingdom united surrender hitler's original order reflects his
mindset these minimum prerequisites are the following the morale of the royal air force
must be broken in order to prevent it from laying a force of resistance to the German crossing
British mines must be swept out of the sleeve at the crossing point on the English side
and the straits of dover will be barred at both ends by German mines the area
coast between occupied france and england will be controlled by the heavy artillery the royal
navy must be monopolized by battles in the North Sea and the Mediterranean to
to prevent him from intervening in the crossing the English squadrons must be damaged
or destroyed by air attacks or by torpedoes the success of the invasion is thus
placed in the hands of the naval commander eric ryder and the commander of the halle fava
fire hermann goering the main difficulty for the wehrmacht it is the difference between the
kriegsmarine and the royal navy the kriegsmarine lost most of these surface ships
modern during the norwegian campaign the pennies German sailors tears the most formidable of the
kriegsmarine are not suitable for operations in the shallow waters of the royal channel
navy cannot, however, commit all of its naval force to face the creek smaïn la
most of the fleet already engaged in the atlantic and the mediterranean the fleet
British territorial has despite everything a big capacity advantage this disproportion
between British naval forces and Germans added to the crossing of the 34 km
of the sleeve rank the unlikely invasion the French fleet one of the most powerful
and modern people in the world could have tipped the balance in favor of the Germans if they had any
had command but a few months before British bombers destroyed the
French fleet at Mers-el-Kébir precisely to prevent it from falling into German hands
the Germans remain convinced of the impact what would a strategic bombing and
göring sees the battle as an opportunity to demonstrate what the luftwaffe is capable of
however the göring air force does not have no bomber powerful enough to fill
this kind of mission by the way the luftwaffe must now face a serious opponent
like she has never met before the royal air force is an air force
considerable perfectly coordinated is very well supplied the luftwaffe has not yet
was put to the test August 1940 the plan is ready the landing forces are in place
waiting for the mighty Luftwaffe ballet of the sky the royal air force south of england
the plan foresees that the attacks will have for first objective the aerodromes near
from the coast bottomless pit will be little by little inland to get closer
of london and the airbases which protects the capital the invasion thus begins with
grouped strikes against airfields on all of southern england the luftwaffe
announces having destroyed 84 planes and eight air bases in reality it is a failure
the following week the attacks on the aerodromes is approaching inside the
lands and repeated raids are launched on the radar system August 15 will be the day at
during which the luftwaffe will carry out the greatest number of aerial sorties
when this campaign the same day takes place the largest invasion on the coast
north of england mistakenly believing that air forces are concentrated in the
south raids from denmark from norway meet strong resistance
German bombers insufficiently escorted are slaughtered in large numbers
August 18 and the most terrible day for which side has the most casualties
the battles harassing the exhaustion and weather interrupt operations
for the rest of the week which gives the ability of the luftwaffe to change
tactics to win the air battle indeed green changes his strategy he decides
to concentrate on the bombardment d aviation equipment factory
British industrialists and cities but this battle has only just begun
so yes mika posen from my guys so the nomada the settings or
not the videos we don't give the genkois anymore few words I come to see Louis must drop
very early in the morning of August 25 a bombardier inc and to isolate it having deviated from its trajectory
accidentally bombs central london violators of hitler's orders this pilot who
went astray is far from suspecting that these actions will change the tide of the battle and maybe
even the course of the war outraged by a such an attack on an all-civilian target
churchill orders in retaliation the same night strikes on berlin goering it was sale
is that such a raid was impossible he had one day said jokingly hair well
call me but yesterday if it happens august 25th to the amazement of the Berliners 81 bombers
british hampton pop up on berlin in the night sky and strikes at the heart of the Nazi regime
this military strike was supposedly you possible and the Berliners appeal to their eyes
ring but yesterday which is an extreme insult to antisemitic leader goering promises that this will not happen
will not reproduce but the strikes follow one another these missions are militarily useless but
the british hit the nazis in what is probably their most vulnerable legal point
of Hitler he cannot allow such intrusion into the homeland remains unanswered hitler
immediately speaks on the radio to declare if the British are bombing our
cities we raze theirs and against advice of his generals he ordered goering to
launch a ruthless bombing campaign on london it's an impulsive decision but which
is not devoid of strategy hitler hopes raids on civilians would sow terror
among the British population so that they submit or that these attacks will force
British fighter planes to stay in the sky where they can be shot down
hitler's goal and breaking the will of the British by terrorizing their most
major cities the luftwaffe had already started bombing cities
British before this change of strategy killing over 1250 civilians
during the months of July and August but at from September 7 the hunt is open
london's n list docks are a preferred target and the following days
the massive bombings follow one another again and again some of these raids
do not have a specific target allowing the luftwaffe to drop their bombs randomly
the royal air force intervenes in the much bigger air battle
number than had been anticipated by the german big wing group 12
are deployed for the first time terrorizing German pilots
the days following the attacks on london continue
night raids on london are common the face of the capital changes monuments
history disappear night after night a firestorm is sweeping through london
as the days go by the city falls into ruin but the English people are showing resilience
the interruption of the bombardments of the bases airlines give the royal air force respite
crucial this change allows him to blow this will be the decisive turning point in the battle when the
German planes change target to bomb london they become less efficient due to
the distance they have to cover the German fighters have tank capacity
limited and when they reach the capital they only have 10 minutes left
of flight before returning home September 15 1940 is the climax of the battle
of England of massive raid of the Germans are repulsed with firmness by the royal air force
during this crucial day the losses amount to 60 aircraft for the German camp
against only 26 for the royal air force which represents approximately a ratio of 2 to
1 in favor of the British in the light of the German defeat the ground invasion
of england is adjourned by hitler german reds over london and other cities
British will continue well after 1941 but unlike other nations conquered by
hitler the united kingdom will stand firm against the Nazis attack while the British
undertake to rebuild and regain momentum soldiers the Nazis realized that the tax on the
united kingdom is a failure the war is raging but the battle of britain is over
while the British military engaged the axis forces in europe and africa and
while the luftwaffe continually bombs civilian targets supply focused
by canada and the united states is crucial if England wants to continue the war effort
to protect supply routes the british adopted a convoy system
for merchant ships so that they cross the Atlantic in safety
Nazis armed with both leather enough money sailors will lead a long and dangerous
battle to try to cripple the ability of fight of the united kingdom this one will be nicknamed the
battle of the atlantic convoys are usually composed of 30 to 70 ships
mostly unarmed merchants the Nazis uses long-range reconnaissance aircraft
radius of action to locate the convoys then deploy the submarines to capture them or
destroy them facing the immensity of the ocean Atlantic the Nazis only have one
small number of reconnaissance aircraft long range based in occupied france these are
in fact mainly the submarines which make it possible to identify convoys applying
the same method as for the blitzkrieg one peerless boat a convoy and reports on it
at the command before setting off in pursuit then he waits for the other submarines to arrive
before attacking instead of having to face to a single submarine the convoy etc escort
must face a group attack of six or seven submarines with a tendency to attack
at night, pack tactics or wolf rawdon in German makes the transatlantic trip
infamous for its death rate pack attacker tactic success
against convoys a site admiral carl the alain storrer nits as common practice
attackers pack forces the british to made changes to their operations as well as
the decision is made to escort the convoys while along their journey these efforts are accompanied
a gradual increase in the number of squatters available at the tactical level
small ships and aircraft benefit from the appearance in the spring of 1941 again
short wave radar capable of detecting submarines on the surface the addition of these efforts
anti-submarines on the convoys weighs new constraints on the kriegsmarine
submarines can be identified target is much faster and lose
their surprise effect when the escorts of the convoys begin to destroy or capture
german submarines from nits makes a change also he moves his pack attackers closer to
the west in order to catch the convoys before the anti-submarine escorts the landmarks at the same
moment the united states is getting more and more involved in the war despite their official neutrality
American warships begin to escort allied convoys in the atlantic
west to Iceland and will be engaged in several clashes with submarines
although the Allied warships fail to sink the submarines
in large numbers there will be some victories and most of the convoys manage to avoid
the attacks the tax on pearl harbor and the Germany's declaration of war on the states
which ensues considerably changes the gives onyx quickly plan to attack the
expeditions to the east coast of the united states kriegsmarine has only 12 submarines
able to make the long journey to the east coast of the united states and half have been
withdrawn on Hitler's orders to resist to British forces in the Mediterranean
the United States which does not have the experience of a naval warfare on their own shore does not order
not the extinction of coastal plants the sub sailors who stand just off the shore
of the Atlantic coastline flow into the boats whose silhouettes stand out in the
light of the cities summer 1942 admiral ernest king Commander-in-Chief of the United States Fleet and Chief
naval operations establishes a system of convoy to ensure proactive protection
from all US ports this tactic quickly leads to the loss of seven
german submarines like the united states put quickly in place the convoys the attacks of the
German submarines are quickly abandoned because it is ineffective against ships of
american war admiral of the nits decides that submarines will be better off elsewhere using the
July 19, 1942 he orders that the last German submarines withdrew from the coast
usa atlantic and at the end of the month he focuses his attention on the north atlantic
but submarines are not the only one threat to convoys battleship bismarck
was launched in 1939 the bismarck was then largest warship in the world
the Nazis planned to create a fleet of gigantic and formidable warships
like the bismarck in order to annihilate the royal navy but the exigencies of war prevented
to build other ships of this size in 1941 the bismarck was sent to
the atlantic accompanied by the cruiser princio gun to attack British convoys between
north america and the united kingdom before that the bismarck is located the convoy there
is himself discovered by the ship hms prince of wales and hms houde under
the command of rear admiral lancelot holland the oud and the best cruiser of
royal navy war off the strait from denmark bismarck shooting and khouloud
the ship is cut in two admiral holland and its crew of nearly 1,500 dark men
in the waves churchill wants to wash this affront and let's launch the watchword now
famous sinking the bismarck the british launch all their available units at
the pursuit of the gigantic battleship finally they catch up with the bismarck
torpedo planes attack the ship and manage to block his rudder
reducing its ability to maneuver the most big and strongest warship
never built and reduced to the state of duck floating by a single plane at day
following other British vessels approach the bismarck and open fire
hitler's giant warship is bombed continuously for
more than 30 minutes until it becomes inoperable the bismarck will not
not taken the order to sink the ship by scuttling was given
on a crew of two thousand four hundred sailors only 110 will be saved
the murderous battles of the atlantic does not stop the convoys bound the
british continue to fight the empire Nazis but at the end of 1941 the
redoubt and wehrmacht of hitler getting ready to to face are more terrible adversaries
June 22, 1941 3 a.m. the wehrmacht German attacks a strip of land long
of 1600 km operation barbarossa is on the march they were totally taken
completely by surprise the first target brest-litovsk the soviets oppose a
fierce but desperate resistance the few units that continued to fight did so
really with a lot of courage often he even came to fight grenades in pajamas
are thrown against the old walls the old fortress resists for ten days we are
fired non-stop at battalions whole only a dozen people
survived a few minutes after the attack first reports reach moscow
information is fragmented because many communication lines have been damaged
the general in the safe already knows that it is there of the great war they alert stalin
stalin remains in disbelief upon hearing the news announcements in the war they think it's not about
that a provocation stalin are wrong hitler intends to decimate the Soviet Empire by
less than three months with superiority total military from the first day of
the invasion the German tanks progress by 50 kilometers inside the country stalin ignore
all the warning signs of the stalin attak think logically given that hitler
was already at war with England and france where we already knew which side of the states
united was going floor hitler so had to use all his strength to fight against the west in
these conditions stalin thought he was impossible for hitler to attack the soviet union
moreover, the Soviets had respected all clauses of the German-Soviet Pact
the day of the attack propaganda de goebbels wants to make believe that
the tax is similar to defense many believe
you could see that the Russians had prepared to attack but he had not had
time to build their line of defense we were a few days ahead of them
but the Germans are the only ones attack for years I was
convinced that a war is being prepared against the russia some had read mein kampf and there
was sharing with others but who read mein kampf and the chapter on eastern europe
on the formation of a great Germanic empire extending from the Atlantic Ocean to the massif of
the urals on the concept of living space on the meaning and territories on the war of survival
ideologies and races on the crusade against Jews and Bolshevism and on the invasion of
russia hitler makes a brief appearance on the forehead and welcomes as long as the predictions
promise victory the campaign against the soviet union and the largest operation
WWII German military world it is a battle of encirclement
entire Soviet armies are massacred i was in bialystok minsk
division which says in the south had for mission to cut off the escape routes of the Russians
German fighter planes dive on the columns of soldiers for the
strafe and bomb these attacks inflicted terrible destruction
the first five weeks of the wehrmacht made more than a million prisoners of
war most will end in from German camps in berlin to
wehrmacht headquarters politics elimination led by Hitler takes shape
Field Marshal Castle Commander of the Forces German armies give the order to commit
war crimes kate she orders that the officers of the political committee of the red army
be executed I saw them with my own eyes these arrested officers is shot in the middle of the street
our general told us at the time from the start we will not commit
crime we knew what that order meant
empty and everything depended on the attitude of the officer if he was a man of honor is
someone responsible who refused to to commit abominable things he was
supported by his men if on the other hand he was a nazi he always found soldiers
to support this kind of attitude in fact all depends on the sons of himmler and heydrich
carry out well-organized massacres through so-called action troops
and
there were also about 500 screamed sing dragged a woman
aged by the hair everyone arab
they shot him down
my family obeyed orders they got them killed one by one for several days
in many places this happens like that they recap
the holes some people were still alive sometimes for days
this is one of those two hundred places fifty thousand people died in minsk
this war was ruthless that he destroyed everything in their path
the respected nothing it's very hard to get over it
in the winter of 1941 the German army interrupts his advance just before moscow
elimination policy instigated by hitler continues
june 1942 the caucasus hitler wants seize the oil wells
in order to be able to continue the war he has declared to want to eliminate Bolshevism
he pursues his fixed idea of an empire germain dominating the world in some
places the intrusion was so rapid that we said and how are we going to get
enough ammunition over such a distance from frequent stops are necessary because of the
lack of oil and ammunition the war shows its true face
he came running to me and said i am injured he had his intestines in his hands
stage fright he advanced like that he was the first injured as I saw the battle has only just begun
as soon as the soldiers reach the gives hitler divides the troops into
two army group b en route about stalingrad and the army group
to oil but stalin has already destroyed the oil wells
Stalingrad has no idea what's going on happen there are hardly any soldiers
Soviet in the city we asked the troops returning from the front you guys
don't let the fascists in in Stalingrad and they answered us at
the question how can you say that there is don't arrive and we trusted them
august 1942 german planes fly over
stalingrad hundreds of bombs destroy the city
the sixth army reputed to be the most powerful has the mission to reach the banks of the volga
and walk on the metropolis before winter the generals hesitate the first line is too
long and the reserve forces are weakened but hitler wants to capture the city that carries
Stalin's name at all costs during this time stahly sets up a counter plan
attack by sending reinforcements from of siberia but in the city the civilians
Russians and soldiers continue the fight they have to fight for every inch
stalin gave the order hold on just two words but we didn't quite understand why
he had given this order for us there was no other country but russia the volga river
was the last line we had to die or defeat hitler at this very place october the
fight for the red brigade armaments factory a desperate fight street by street house by house
I have a bullet punctured my lungs made a large hole in do crossing the lungs
ribs I could no longer breathe through the nose or mouth that was blocked I was breathing
through this hole I was breathing heavily thinking that I was going to die but I didn't want to
to die I was soon refusing the entire army and lost November 19 is the counterattack
new and fresh soviet forces attack ill-equipped German forces
despite fierce resistance the Russians encircle the pocket three hundred thousand men
are trapped there please ask the soldiers to hold good goering promise aeria refueling
a crazy idea food oil ammunition unable to send anything
in the pocket no injured person can get out panic and despair overtakes the soldiers
noda thin shoulders of a single goal was to get the soldiers out of there otherwise they
were lost I can't forget the cries of the moans the frog alone the sound of the engine
cover these noises the Soviets close the growing circle balances on foot
at can only be saved from the outside it is a mission attempted by four troops of
german tanks but she fails on christmas eve cannon fire progressed more and more
south and shortly after the news is fell the counterattack is over for me that
meant that our fate was sealed there had no exit door christmas in stalingrad
without armistice it is minus 40 degrees cold and hunger cause more deaths than fighting
you know when the hands and the black feet six years it means
that the walls are deep and at this stage it is necessary to amputate
amputation was inevitable we could not do nothing else january 1943 the red army
begins the final countdown in the pocket we just fight to survive army
German and near the end the horses who had been dead for several weeks
began to swell to decompose us them blew up with grenades to cook
the pieces of shredded meat in the snow bottom line from then on it's death that reigns
2 red army soldiers find what remains of the defeated army in the cellars of the
city in ruins only a few survivors are found exhausted and starving stalingrad
is more than a victory for the Soviets the myth of the infallibility of the wehrmacht
is seriously shaken job could not that pity these people he was half
frozen tired and hungry cried a lot he understood what actually happened to them
they should all have been taken to the hospital i didn't see any healthy German soldiers there
most of them died of starvation or cold and in the camps many others
died from lahti digs it was terrible two hundred thousand deaths the death rate is
weak among the generals only one of Them won't go home the battle
of Stalingrad will be one of the turning points Majors of World War II
and and 1943 a report is sent to the office by heinrich himmler it is a report on
the elimination of the warsaw ghetto it was written by jung eun strup brigade leader
and this is this right arm of himmler in warsaw this report consists of photos it is a
horror album it contains a photo that no one will be able to forget the boy from
warsaw the original title of this too indicated forced out of their hole I find was talking about it
light as if it were an operation to such routine a military operation
he wasn't just killers they came to take people in their
hiding places of people who had been starving since months and living their last days
september 1939 hitler's troops enter warsaw in their shadow
the persecutions against the Jews of the goals victors rejoice m one day as
the German army had already entered the country wehrmacht soldiers recovered
to cut the bars of the orthodox jews with scissors not all but many
four hundred and fifty thousand people are locked up in a ghetto which is
planned to contain 40 thousand people from strict controls are imposed at the entrance
inside they can only hope that their sisters don't get worse these
ghettos are in fact only the antechamber death camps thousands of people
entire families died every month dying on sidewalks and pavements
could all one after the other
when i hear a child cry demons withdrawn it reminds me of the faces of those poor
little children I can still hear them crying beg moan they end up being silent
a hunt for children is launched against those who smuggle
food in the ghetto at through the sewers he beat
all the children they take it was a tragic situation
the kids didn't even know what a flower what was a tree that was a butterfly
beat what was freedom but kids know exactly what violence is like
this young boy today we can see his photo at the yad vashem holocaust memorial in jerusalem
when I look at the photo of this child well sure it's very impressive to see a
small child facing a soldier he was so innocent but all the jews were completely
innocent complete the boy from warsaw who Was he probably guessing this balm that
lives in new york today he remembers exactly how they had to raise their hands
in front of the murderer of his family in lens touch at nice and lost four generations of my family
madrid who was two years old my parents
three of my grandparents
and a great-grandmother were all killed during the holocaust they are the only ones who survived
were my uncle and my aunt like dana and to from that moment I was always with
them he was like my parents it's only thanks to them that i am alive today life
seems to be lucky at first the family who hides outside the ghetto heard of
the polski hotel is a meeting point for Jews who have international passports
they are promised transportation for money these passports are for sale on the black market for
a fortune but no one will fly to the freedom most people from polski hotel
were sent to bergen belsen then he was sent back at o'shea and they were of course killed it was in
makes a cynical trap whether they're from the ghetto or from the polski hotel no matter they are doomed
if they lead to my service members a Jewish public record car numbers
which carried the human loads but they noticed something horrible
the same day team worn out within a few hours it's the same wagon that came back all
the world understood that their passengers had been killed in April 1943 despair
leads to insurrection jews fights with the simplest tools against spears
flames and tanks in retaliation cease them set the ghetto on fire those who survive this
hell are deported to their next ghetto treblinka maidanek auschwitz the young boy has
survived the uprising but will he survive to the dreadful things that are about to happen
we remember that in fact I was dressed like all little boys hats off to
nantes at the chip she's the one who got me tickets in fact I go less than 8 years and is there
in this photo it appears in von d when the starvation out of 20 is that they no longer had a figure
human of a last days of the existence of the ghetto during the uprising it was a miracle
to see children who are not stunted photo represents a day of my life day
horrible but just one day i'd rather let this photo be the symbol of a million
and a half children rather than mine I would like than one and a half million children of Jewish children
stand up and say it's me in this picture one one and a half million children will not survive