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Much ladies are lit signs atlanta train. alright on tuesday, the us will remember the victims of the holocaust and honor the survivors who remain with us more than six million jews in five million others were killed during the holocaust. cnns dana bash spoke with a survivor ahead of this weeks day of remembrance. is fulfilled my sisters wish, because she always said you must so lies because i dont watch we never lived. edith gross is a survivor . she beat unimaginable odds, endured the horrors o...

Germans came in and they started to bomb us. they started to take jews into working camps. that story to be very, very ugly. >> anthony: for people of your generation who grew up, these were incredibly insecure at times. psychologically, how do you think that changes you as far as worldview? have you become more adaptable? have you become more suspicious? do you become more cynical? >> it is about survival. you know? to survive as hungarians, to preserve identity as hungarians. that is what we d...

Bye-bye. >> ainsley: bye-bye. coming up, this is a war, grieving mother demands lawmakers. she joins us with her story. special delivery, one went beyond for a pregnant door dasher. here is anita vogel. >> admiral grace hopper to thank for computer bugs, grace hopper received phd from yale in 1934, when world war ii erupted, to take a leave to join the navy womens reeverybody serve. in 1944, she was assigned to project at harvard university that built one of the worlds first computers. hopper st...

Story of an admiral. >> we have admiral hopper to thank for computer bugs but not in the way you think. she received a ph.d. in mathematics from yale in 1934 when world war ii erupted, hopper took a leave of absence from her professorship to join the navy womens reserve. in 1944, hopper was commissioned as a lieutenant junior grade and assigned to a project at harvard university that built one of the worlds first computers. hopper stayed at harvard after the war building two more computers for t...

Some of the things that i had to undergo. -"i remember one case out in abbeville, alabama, where my father and his family came from. mrs. recy taylor was on her way home from church when she was kidnapped, forced into a car at gun- and knife-point, stripped of her clothing, and raped by six white men on september 3, 1944." -then put a blindfold on her, took her back, and dumped her in the middle of town, and said, "if you tell anybody, well kill you." she went promptly to the sheriff and told hi...

Capture the country or make any significant headway, while suffering a tremendous loss of men, equipment, and military reputation. after three months of fighting and several hundred thousand dead, finland and the soviet union signed the moscow peace treaty. the finland -- the soviets a planned to accept finland as a sovereign nation, and finland seated a smaller out of its territory to the soviet union. importantly, the soviet blunder in finland, gave hitler the confidence that he could successf...

To kill picky people. and their crime was that they was born jewish. that was their crime. lily ebert was born into what she describes as a respectable middle classjewish family in hungary in 1923. we were six children. four girls and two boys. the most loving parents who any children can only dream of. when the germans invaded hungary, then our life changed from one second to the other. lily was put on a train to the nazi death camp, auschwitz—birkenau. it was 1944.

Lily ebert was born into what she describes as a respectable middle classjewish family in hungary in 1923. when the germans invaded hungary, then our life changed from one second to the other. lily was put on a train to the nazi death camp, auschwitz—birkenau. it was 1944. lily was just 20. when we arrived, the families were divided, and that was terrible. i was taken there with my two younger sisters. the last time when i saw my mother, my younger brother and sister. more than 6 million peopl...

That was their crime. lily ebert was born into what she describes as a respectable middle classjewish family in hungary in 1923. we were six children. four girls and two boys. the most loving parents who any children can only dream of. when the germans invaded hungary, then our life changed from one second to the other. lily was put on a train to the nazi death camp, auschwitz—birkenau. it was 1944. lily was just 20. when we arrived, we were selected.

Lily was just 20. when we arrived, the families were divided, and that was terrible. i was taken there with my two younger sisters. the last time when i saw my mother, my younger brother and sister. more than 6 million people were killed in the holocaust. the vast majority were jews. lilly made a promise that she would tell her story as a warning to the world. with the help of her great grandson, dov, she�*s become a tiktok sensation. some of the videos are pure joy. but in most she answers qu...