00:00For decades, we have spoken to people.
00:05Across the country, sharing our painful memories.
00:10We have done this out of a deep sense of duty, to ensure that...
00:15What happened to our families and six million Jewish men...
00:20...women and children is never forgotten.
00:25Soon, there will be no eyewitnesses left.
00:30This is why I ask you today to just listen, not to just listen...
00:35...but to become my eyewitnesses.
00:38What happened to them?
00:40What happened to them is indescribable.
00:42They were murdered in the most horrific...
00:45...way, shot into open.
00:48So, erm...
00:50...open pits...
00:52...in Krakow Forest.
00:55This was actually taken place all over the country.
01:00The forest killings.
01:03My father and brother...
01:05...they were deported to Buchenwald.
01:07I was sent with my five-year-old cousin...
01:10...and first to Ravensbruck and then to Bergen-Belsen.
01:15I later learned that my father was murdered by...
01:20...and escaped a death march...
01:22...just days before...
01:25...and they responded together to the declaration.
01:26In the camps, we were stripped naked.
01:30Shedved asleep.
01:30J'ai mis à l'intérieur d'une douleur et d'une douleur
01:35et à la prison.
01:40Nous regardions à l'autre, nous n'avons pas de reconnaissance.
01:45Nous n'avons pas de reconnaissance.
01:50Nous n'avons pas seulement de notre liberté, mais de notre identité.
01:55La dignité, notre humain.
01:57C'était comme ça qu'ils avaient pris.
02:00Et nous enlions, depuis le temps de serrer, nous avons eu le même.
02:05la première chose qui m'a touché
02:10de l'eau et de l'eau, c'était la mort de la terre.
02:15L'eau, c'était la mort de l'eau, c'était la mort de l'eau, c'était la mort de l'eau.
02:20Il aancé la mort de l'eau etait la mort de l'eau.
02:25La maladie était partout et j'ai devenu très ille avec la typhus.
02:30Un jour, de l'avenir, on a l'air d'un coup d'un coup d'un coup d'un coup.
02:35de la fenêtre de mes barraques, j'ai vu des gens roulant, et...
02:40All I could think of was how have they got the strength to run.
02:45That was on the 15th of April 19th.
02:50In 1945, when we were liberated by the British, having endured the...
02:55Holocaust, we survivors never imagined we would witness antecedents.
03:00At the level it is today.
03:05What we have seen in Manchester on Yom Kippur...
03:10And in Sydney on Hanukkah has shaken me to the cold.
03:15How 81 years after the Holocaust can...
03:20Jewish people once again be targeted in this way.
03:24Remember...
03:25Remembering the past is no longer enough.
03:29I speak to you.
03:30The leaders of this country.
03:34I proudly call...
03:35Home.
03:36And I plead that...
03:40That you do what you need...
03:42Needs to be done to tackle this hate.
03:45When I was in Bergen-Belsen, I still had hope.
03:50Because without hope, there's no survival.
03:55Today I have hope.
03:56I hope in the next generation.
04:00The thousands of young people who have heard my testimony.
04:05Thank you for inviting me to speak to you today.
04:10Thank you for listening.
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