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Survivor Guilt and the Holocaust
14:30 - 24:45 (10:15)
Survivor guilt is a strong theme in the little survivor stories that emerged from the Holocaust, where six million Jewish men, women, boys and girls were killed. There is no way to learn to love millions of people, which is why single narratives make a stronger impact.
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The survivor guilt among the prisoners of Auschwitz is a strong theme, as all their little survivor stories revolve around it.
14:30 - 17:30 (03:00)
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The survivor guilt among the prisoners of Auschwitz is a strong theme, as all their little survivor stories revolve around it. Passed down through generations, it has been studied, but people like Lully and Geisha refuse to be defeated by it as they made a promise to one another to have the best life possible to honour those who didn't survive.
ChapterSurvivor Guilt and the Holocaust
Episode#227 - Heather Morris - Lessons In Listening From The Tattooist Of Auschwitz
PodcastModern Wisdom
An individual in New York became obsessed with figuring out what six million of something would look like, trying to grasp the magnitude of the number of Jewish lives lost in the Holocaust.
17:30 - 21:30 (04:00)
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An individual in New York became obsessed with figuring out what six million of something would look like, trying to grasp the magnitude of the number of Jewish lives lost in the Holocaust. However, many argue that focusing on individual survivor stories can have a stronger impact than simply talking about the staggering numbers alone.
ChapterSurvivor Guilt and the Holocaust
Episode#227 - Heather Morris - Lessons In Listening From The Tattooist Of Auschwitz
PodcastModern Wisdom
The Stories of Hope initiative was created to continue the conversation and spread the positive impact of sharing personal experiences, as seen with the release of Heather Morris' book "The Tattooist of Auschwitz" and its impact on readers.
21:31 - 24:45 (03:14)
Summary
The Stories of Hope initiative was created to continue the conversation and spread the positive impact of sharing personal experiences, as seen with the release of Heather Morris' book "The Tattooist of Auschwitz" and its impact on readers.