Years Later We Would Remember - Holocaust Documentary

Check out the Story - http://tinyurl.com/yf8dwf5 - Emmy Award-Winning Documentary Filmmaker, Martin Kent takes his father, Jack Kent, 7,000 miles back to Poland - and indeed 60 years back in time - and ultimately discovering that his father is a hero. For in a time when Jews were being turned in by their neighbors out of fear, hatred or profit, Jack Kent, a Catholic, did what was right and noble. He'd fallen in love with a young Jewish girl on the run, and willingly laid his life on the line for her. http://yearslaterwewouldremember.com

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[CaptainParker1775]

God knows...that's what's important.

[gorwell97]

The people who deny that the holocaust happened are the same people that usually believe professional wrestling is real :)

[Analeigh999]

@powless1 so 6 million Jews just disappeared into thin air did they!?!

[VindictivePheasant]

@powless1 Neither did black slavery, right?

[iluvpurple58]

@powless1 it did happen...we all just have to accept this horrible past

[powless1]

okay the holocaust never happened stop telling lies

[alanheath]

I also went there - Mielec - Himmler's 'reservation' is close by.

[alexandersmith1956]

A harrowing account in a time that was full of terror and horror for so many persecuted people. Someone was watching out for your parents. I wonder how many more SS men had a spark of compasion in them,

[Sliv20]

This was so sad. It's very touching to hear a firsthand account and to be able to put a face to one of the people who suffered. He looks like such a sweet old man. =)

[amitojgautam]

It is always very poignant to find a man as a primary source on some event that made and unmade history...