CLEAN : The last survivors: growing old with memories of Auschwitz Danny Chanoch

The transcript recounts a harrowing escape from capture during a raid, where the narrator narrowly avoids being caught by a German soldier. With unexpected help from a stranger, the narrator reflects on the indescribable experiences in Auschwitz and the life lessons learned from surviving such trauma. The narrative emphasizes the importance of survival instincts and expresses skepticism about modern civilization's trajectory.

What was the narrator's experience when they first saw the German soldiers?

What impact did the experiences at Auschwitz have on the narrator's life?

How did the narrator describe their feelings about survival during the Holocaust?

What does the narrator mean by saying 'Life is a question of millimeters in seconds'?

What does the narrator mean by 'I live like a closer'?

How did the narrator feel about the civilization they lived in?

What does the narrator imply about trust and civilization?