In this lecture, Irina Rebrova discusses her research on the process of remembrance and translation of the memory about the Holocaust in the North Caucasus, South of Russia. She studies the mechanism of storytelling by Holocaust survivors interviewed by the Shoah Foundation in the early Post-Soviet states in the 1990s.

In this lecture, Professor Geraldien von Frijtag Drabbe Künzel explores Jewish-gentile relations in the Netherlands in the years just before, during and just after the Holocaust.

Holocaust survivor Alice Craig talks about her cousin, the artist Alice Lok Cahana, and how they reunited decades after the Holocaust.

In this footage following the filming of the 1998 USC Shoah Foundation documentary The Last Days, Holocaust survivor Alice Lok Cahana pays tribute to her sister Edith during a return visit to Bergen Belsen.

Holocaust survivor Alice Lok Cahana, who appeared in the 1998 USC Shoah Foundation documentary The Last Days, is seen here in her art studio, showing one of her paintings to her daughter.

Dachau survivor Ernest Gross and liberator Donald Greenbaum meet at a diner. From "The Liberators: Why We Fought," available Nov. 7-December 29, 2017 on Comcast Xfinity's USC Shoah Foundation PastFORWARD broadcast.

Herman Cohn reads the letter he wrote to his wife after witnessing the liberation of Dachau. From "The Liberators: Why We Fought," available Nov. 7-December 29, 2017 on Comcast Xfinity's USC Shoah Foundation PastFORWARD broadcast.

Jimmy describes an interaction he had with a survivor during the liberation of Dachau. From "The Liberators: Why We Fought," available Nov. 7-December 29, 2017 on Comcast Xfinity's USC Shoah Foundation PastFORWARD broadcast.

Dachau survivor Joshua Kauffman talks about survival. From "The Liberators: Why We Fought," available Nov. 7-December 29, 2017 on Comcast Xfinity's USC Shoah Foundation PastFORWARD broadcast.

In this clip, Beatrice Muchman recalls her favorite holiday when she was a little girl in hiding in the Belgian countryside with a Christian woman who hid her and her cousin. At the time, Beatrice and her cousin had converted to Catholicism. She eventually returned to her Jewish faith particularly through the help of her husband's family.