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If You Heard What I Heard is a nonprofit organization dedicated to documenting the stories of the grandchildren of Holocaust survivors, the last generation to hear survivor stories firsthand. We create modern Holocaust media that humanizes the history of the Holocaust, drives empathy, and inspires action to stand up to antisemitism in all forms. Listen to the powerful stories, and what their survival and resilience means for all of us today. Join us in honoring these survivors and taking action to fight antisemitism in all forms. If you heard what I heard, you would never forget, and you would do everything possible to make sure what happened to our grandparents and their families never happens again. To learn more about our work and ways you can support, please visit ifyouheardwhatiheard.com, and check back here every Tuesday for new Podcast episodes and content!
If You Heard What I Heard hosts If You Heard What I Heard, a society show with 21 episodes published.
In this special episode of If You Heard What I Heard, Carolyn Siegel sits down with Emily Kane Miller and her beloved Bubby, Holocaust survivor Yetta Kane, for a powerful conversation about survival, family, and the lega
Emily shares the story of her Grandmother, Yetta Kane, who survived the Holocaust by escaping to the forest with her family and joining a group of partisans after the Jews in her town of Miadzol, Poland were massacred by
Shelley Silver, founder and CEO of Autumn Communications and mother of two, shares the extraordinary legacy of her grandmother Dora, a Holocaust survivor whose courage and tenacity shaped Shelley’s values and fire. Dora’
Shelley shares the story of her Grandmother, Dora Daches Josephson, who escaped the Vilna Ghetto with her mother, narrowly dodging Nazi bullets. They survived by hiding in the basement of the building Dora’s mom used to
Molly R. Stern, celebrated Hollywood makeup artist and devoted mother of three, shares the powerful story of her grandparents, Frank and Magda Stern, Holocaust survivors whose resilience has shaped her identity. Growing
Molly shares the story of her grandparents, Frank and Magda Stern, Hungarian Jews who were forced to live in a ghetto and narrowly escaped death by Nazi soldiers numerous times. Magda gave birth to their son in the ghett
Adina Schlass shares how being the granddaughter of Holocaust survivor Sam Moss shapes her identity and approach to Jewish life today. Her grandfather was not only a survivor but also a community builder who helped estab
Adina shares the story of her grandfather, Sam Moss, who was from a religious, observant family in Munkacs, Hungary before the Holocaust. Adine shares how Sam and his family did not have many warning signs, and how their
Jeffrey and Jason Gad share how being grandsons of Holocaust survivors Evelyn and Joseph Greenblatt shapes their identity and Jewish heritage. While their grandmother was more reticent about her experiences, their grandf
Josh Gad shares the story of his grandfather, Joseph Greenblatt, who was born into a close-knit, observant Jewish family in Lodz, Poland. Josh shares how Joseph endured inhumane conditions during the Holocaust - narrowly
Shawna Wexler shares how being the granddaughter of four Holocaust survivors shapes her identity and approach to Jewish life today. While her grandfather Maurice struggled to connect emotionally with his children after t
Shawna shares the story of her grandfather, Maurice Kornberg, who was from a thriving family in Paris, Frame when the Nazis invaded. He and his family fled to the countryside where they found safety for a short while, un
Alex Levine shares how being the grandson of Holocaust survivors Ed and Cecile Mosberg shapes his identity and approach to Jewish life today. While his grandmother remained silent about her experiences, his grandfather w
Alex shares the story of his Grandfather, Ed Mosberg, who as a teenager, survived several Nazi concentration camps including Plaszow and Mauthausen where he survived inhumane conditions, and escaped death multiple times.
In this powerful episode, Dr. Ira Savetsky shares how his identity as a grandson of Holocaust survivors has been shaped by the story of his great uncle Adolf Feuerstein. Ira reflects on the importance of preserving these
Ira shares the story of his grandmother, Miriam Abramowitz, and his great uncle, Adolf Feuerstein, who was like a grandfather to him. Ira shares what he heard about Adolph’s incredible survival from a Hungarian forced la
In this episode, Leya Kaufman reflects on how her Jewish identity has been profoundly shaped by her grandfather, Holocaust survivor Alex Gross. She shares her journey of piecing together her family’s history, from her gr
Leya shares the story of her grandfather, Alex Gross, who was a child when the Holocaust broke out. He survived Auschwitz by pretending to be older than his age, while initially separated from his parents and siblings, h
In this episode, siblings Ari Sarna and Ilana Sarna Toledano reflect on how growing up as grandchildren of survivors shaped their lives. Together they recall tender moments piecing together their family's painful past, t
Ari shares the story of his grandfather, Joseph Sarna, who was the oldest of six boys, born to a religious family in Dzialoszyce, Poland. Joseph was born with a leg deformity, and the Polish doctors told Joseph’s parents
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