Six remarkable stories of survival from eyewitnesses of Nazi atrocities during World War 2, brought to life through animation and a series of follow-up interviews with elderly survivors who recount their childhood experiences of Nazi atrocities and the impact on their lives. In thoughtful interviews, they discuss why Holocaust education is important to keep alive the memory of those who were murdered, and in order to stay vigilant so that the world may never see these horrific events repeated.

Originally released by SND Films, 2014. Streaming video file encoded with permission for digital streaming by Infobase on May 22, 2015.

Ruth Rugoff --(4:22) -- Brief History of Ruth Rugoff's Life -- (0:57) -- Ruth Rugoff Age 80 -- (3:41) -- Martin Kapel -- (4:32) -- Brief History of Martin Kapel's life -- (0:42) -- Martin Kapel Age 83 -- (4:00) -- Trude -- (Gertrude) Silman (4:16) -- Brief History of Gertrude Silman's Life -- (0:41) -- Trude Silman Age 84 -- (3:35) -- Heinz Skyte -- (4:13) -- Brief History of Heinz Skyte's Life -- (0:50) -- Heinz Skyte Age 94 -- (3:32) -- Arek Hersh -- (4:15) -- Brief History of Arek Hersh's Life -- (0:40) -- Arek Hersh Age 85 -- (4:21) -- Suzanne -- (Berthe) Rapport-Ripton (4:18) -- Brief History of Suzanne Rapport-Ripton's Life -- (0:29) -- Suzanne -- (Berthe) Rapport-Ripton Age 77 (3:39) -- Remembering the Holocaust -- (4:33) -- Credits: Children of the Holocaust -- (0:51).