WLRNās exclusive presentation of āI Danced for the Angel Of Death: The Dr. Edith Eva Eger Storyā received an Emmy for director Ron Small at theĀ 45th Annual Suncoast Emmy AwardsĀ .
Produced by the Holocaust Education Film Foundation, this emotional first-person narrative reveals how Holocaust survivor Edith Eva Egerās bravery keeps her alive through three concentration camps during WWII. After years of suffering from flashbacks and survivorās guilt, Edith was able to heal and forgive the one person sheād been unable to forgiveāherself.
WLRN distributed Dr. Eger’s story nationally in April 2021 for Holocaust remembrance. To date, this one-hour film has received over 83% coverage on public television stations across the co
Videos
Liberation Heroes: The Last Eyewitnesses
To commemorate the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the concentration camps, USC Shoah Foundation hosted a conversation with WWII Liberator Alan Moskin and Holocaust survivor Dr. Edith Eger.
Auschwitz Untold – History Channel
The History Channel airedĀ Auschwitz UntoldĀ on Sunday, January 26, 2020. It is a documentary in which Dr. Eger is interviewed with other survivors. You can still stream it at the link provided.
Masterclass with Dr. Edie
Watch a summary of the Masterclass with Dr. Eger that took place on May 3, 2019 in the Netherlands. Apart from the Dutch voice-over in the beginning, it is all in English.
For more pictures and information, see A Dialogue with Edie ā Masterclass on the Events page.
Interview with EenVandaag, Dutch National Television
Watch Dr. Eger’s interview with EenVandaag while in the Netherlands to lead a Masterclass. It is conducted in both Dutch and English but you will understand the story being told about her experience having to dance for Dr. Mengele in Auschwitz . See the whole article on the EenVandaag website.
BBC Breakfast Interviews Dr. Eger
Inspirational Auschwitz survivor tells Breakfast how she helps others recover from trauma.
BrightVibes Interviews Dr. Edith Eger
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This incredibly inspiring story of Auschwitz’ survivorĀ Dr. Edith EgerĀ just brought us to tears. Her story is filled with lessons in hope, love, forgiveness and letting go. She also talks about current events in the US.
Though she could have remained a permanent victim, she made the choice to heal. Combining her formal education as clinical psychologist and her own life challenges, she has helped countless others lead full lives by moving beyond their problems āno matter how insurmountable they believed them to be. At 90 years old, she’s still striving to help people make the choice to heal and thrive.
Interviewed byĀ Michiel de Gooijer and Karen Maldoy.
Bay Area Book Festival 2018 – Dr Edith Eger -Thriving Past Trauma
Dr. Edith Eger interviewed by Elizabeth Rosner
An absolute must-see: Dr. Edith Eger, 92-year-old Auschwitz survivor and trauma psychologist, came to us to discuss one of the most compelling books weāve read this year, āThe Choice: Embrace the Possible,ā which Desmond Tutu called āa gift to humanity.ā She was interviewed by Elizabeth Rosner, author of the award-winning āSurvivor Cafe: The Legacy of Trauma and the Labyrinth of Memory.ā
The Power of Choice
Dr. Edith Eger, renowned trauma recovery therapist, speaker and new author, talks about harnessing the power of choice to free ourselves from past traumas and move forward in forgiveness. Learn about her heroic story of survival and inspiration by reading her new memoir, THE CHOICE: Embrace the Possible.
Prison of Our Own Mind
Dr. Edith Eger, renowned trauma recovery therapist, speaker and new author, talks about freeing ourselves from the prisons of our own minds. Learn about her heroic story of survival and inspiration by reading her new memoir, THE CHOICE: Embrace the Possible.