A Generation Apart - Story About A Little Boy Crying

Shelly's mother tells a story about a little boy crying for food on his way to the concentration camp

A testimony to the power of love. --The Los Angeles Times

A film portraying the impact of the Holocaust on families of concenta A testimony to the power of love. --The Los Angeles Times

A film portraying the impact of the Holocaust on families of concentation camp survivors, A Generation Apart brings to the screen a new and dramatic dimension of Hitler's attempted destruction of the Jewish people. Now that the children of survivors have grown, it has become painfully clear that their parents' wartime horrors have formed a very real emotional cornerstone in their families' relationships. A Generation Apart captures these family relationships with incredibly candid -- and sometimes explosive -- confrontations between survivors and their children in a way that illuminates the nature of problems between parents and children in general. (more)

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[thatamericangirl]

That is so heartbreaking.

[boydman102]

Great story. It makes you pause and think about what you are doing with your own life, how you are making a difference. Maybe God used that boy's life to challenge us to really use our lives. Thanks for sharing.

[WJKPrimsy]

slaves were burned alive. and your "friends" are just losers. not all black people are the same. and if thats what you have to say about your "friends" why even be friends with them.

[WJKPrimsy]

no one said a black person's life is less valuable than a jew!! no one is ignoring slavery, this is a video clip from a documentary! you dont jews being assholes and make bullshit comments like this on your videos! you are a simple-minded racist!!! you dont SHIT about the JEWS.

[WJKPrimsy]

why would you even watch this video, if only to make a terrible and rude comment. Jews dont hate you or deny the troubles of the black people.

[nedthetoothpick]

Both my parents were in the ghetto & the camps.

Thank you for this clip...it brought tears to my eyes.

nedthetoothpick dotcom

[Terri3210]

To see a good ending is to know God.

I know the day this little boys life ended his life truly began..

The day he left his painful life behind.

Is the blessed day He met Jesus!

Alas hunger and thirst were no longer his.

No longer to cold or to hot or uncared for.

The joy and beauty of Heaven abound in his life. Thriving in the Love of the Lord.

No matter how ugly our death is

Once its over life begins in Christ.

Children are covered by the free gift of grace and r welcomed in Heaven.

[Deadlytrick]

Wow that was very eyeopening. I think this video would be very good to show when my class studies the holocaust.

[sandylgb]

Thank you for posting this video. I loved the perspective and was brought to tears by the story.

[MEATBALL50]

I am so deeply touched by your story! You and your family are such precious people - Bless you for sharing; bless your father for sharing his last piece of bread with the little boy.

[xXNubianQueenXx]

u need to watch the news and see Blacks shot by police for no reason. Look up police toture of Blacks. Look up death row false imprisonment cases. Jews ignore who is the ones suffering in America most to have their

little kosher pity parties. Jews are nothing more than caucasian racists same as the white man in racist America!!!!!!