Comments for My Brother\'s Voice http://mybrothersvoice.com How a Young Hungarian Boy Survived the Holocaust: A True Story Tue, 15 May 2012 05:58:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on My Brother’s Voice Makes 700th Appearance by teachers pay teachers kindergarten http://mybrothersvoice.com/2012/04/18/624/comment-page-1/#comment-19972 teachers pay teachers kindergarten Tue, 15 May 2012 05:58:15 +0000 http://mybrothersvoice.stephenspress.com/?p=624#comment-19972 The holocaust is a really sad experience for a lot of ppl around the world. Thanks for share your experience. The holocaust is a really sad experience for a lot of ppl around the world. Thanks for share your experience.

]]> Comment on My Brother’s Voice Makes 700th Appearance by Mary Doty http://mybrothersvoice.com/2012/04/18/624/comment-page-1/#comment-19544 Mary Doty Tue, 01 May 2012 03:07:59 +0000 http://mybrothersvoice.stephenspress.com/?p=624#comment-19544 Thank you so much for speaking about your experience before, during and after the holocaust. My daughter Courtney has been learning about the holocaust and she comes home talking about it; we have purchased books about the holocaust too. I purchased your book today and have begun reading it. You are amazing! Thank you for sharing your life with us! From Foothills Elementary parent. Thank you so much for speaking about your experience before, during and after the holocaust. My daughter Courtney has been learning about the holocaust and she comes home talking about it; we have purchased books about the holocaust too. I purchased your book today and have begun reading it. You are amazing! Thank you for sharing your life with us!
From Foothills Elementary parent.

]]> Comment on Never Again by http://www.ecolemontessoriparis.com http://mybrothersvoice.com/2011/07/30/never-again/comment-page-1/#comment-19150 http://www.ecolemontessoriparis.com Thu, 19 Apr 2012 18:52:17 +0000 http://mybrothersvoice.stephenspress.com/?p=565#comment-19150 I'm just a director of one's brand-new elementary school present in paris ...many thanks for this precious material. I’m just a director of one’s brand-new elementary school present in paris …many thanks for this precious material.

]]> Comment on Never Again by ecole montessori a paris http://mybrothersvoice.com/2011/07/30/never-again/comment-page-1/#comment-18265 ecole montessori a paris Wed, 28 Mar 2012 10:17:11 +0000 http://mybrothersvoice.stephenspress.com/?p=565#comment-18265 hi my name is pierre and I'm the director of a young montessori institution based in paris. I think remember is very important and would be teached in all schools in europe ! hi my name is pierre and I’m the director of a young montessori institution based in paris. I think remember is very important and would be teached in all schools in europe !

]]> Comment on Never Again by Felix Girard http://mybrothersvoice.com/2011/07/30/never-again/comment-page-1/#comment-9850 Felix Girard Sun, 04 Sep 2011 21:21:51 +0000 http://mybrothersvoice.stephenspress.com/?p=565#comment-9850 How can a book be so graphically disturbing and yet uplifting at the same time? I had met Stephen Nasser (Pista) before I read this book. It was evident that the man was very intelligent, extremely passionate and determined to help make a difference in this world, especially in the appreciation of family values for our young people and youth. The book is well written, very visual and unfolds like a movie. I already knew about the horrors of the Holocaust, but the book made me very angry when it placed me so “up close and personal” with brutal, evil behavior that the human race should be incapable of forcing on other humans. But Pista’s firsthand account of how he ultimately survived with the help of his brother’s voice became very uplifting, and a hopeful lesson for the future of mankind. Even though Pista’s brother Andris died in the concentration camp, his voice continued to prove that with powerful love, determination and will power you can bring yourself out of any darkness and into the light. This book should be required reading in all of our schools. How can a book be so graphically disturbing and yet uplifting at the same time? I had met Stephen Nasser (Pista) before I read this book. It was evident that the man was very intelligent, extremely passionate and determined to help make a difference in this world, especially in the appreciation of family values for our young people and youth. The book is well written, very visual and unfolds like a movie. I already knew about the horrors of the Holocaust, but the book made me very angry when it placed me so “up close and personal” with brutal, evil behavior that the human race should be incapable of forcing on other humans. But Pista’s firsthand account of how he ultimately survived with the help of his brother’s voice became very uplifting, and a hopeful lesson for the future of mankind. Even though Pista’s brother Andris died in the concentration camp, his voice continued to prove that with powerful love, determination and will power you can bring yourself out of any darkness and into the light. This book should be required reading in all of our schools.

]]> Comment on A Few Words of Thanks… by amir johnson http://mybrothersvoice.com/2010/05/28/a-few-words-of-thanks/comment-page-1/#comment-8566 amir johnson Wed, 27 Jul 2011 12:16:33 +0000 http://mybrothersvoice.stephenspress.com/?p=447#comment-8566 when he went to Jim Bridger and told his story i was astounded to hear from him espically the hard things he had to say i give all my respect to the people that died during the holocaust may your brother rest in peace Mr.Nasser and thank you for the chance to meet a suvior of the holocaust you are a very strong man and no one can explain what happend even the other suvivors some times cant speak about it. So i thank you for telling us your story in your brothers voice RIP. when he went to Jim Bridger and told his story i was astounded to hear from him espically the hard things he had to say i give all my respect to the people that died during the holocaust may your brother rest in peace Mr.Nasser and thank you for the chance to meet a suvior of the holocaust you are a very strong man and no one can explain what happend even the other suvivors some times cant speak about it. So i thank you for telling us your story in your brothers voice RIP.

]]> Comment on A Few Words of Thanks… by damaris aguilar http://mybrothersvoice.com/2010/05/28/a-few-words-of-thanks/comment-page-1/#comment-6584 damaris aguilar Mon, 30 May 2011 23:53:04 +0000 http://mybrothersvoice.stephenspress.com/?p=447#comment-6584 I think Mr. Nasser is a very wonderful person. I thank him for coming to Mark.L Fine Elementy school to talk the fifth graders. I like the book my brothers voice a lot. It's one the best book i've ever read. I was so happy to meet a surviver from the Holocaust.I was so consatrated when he was speaking. I think it is very sad and cruel that the germans would treat people that way.I almost started to cry because i've never thought that would happen. I think that he diserved to live because he is a true HERO!!!!! I think Mr. Nasser is a very wonderful person. I thank him for coming to Mark.L Fine Elementy school to talk the fifth graders. I like the book my brothers voice a lot. It’s one the best book i’ve ever read. I was so happy to meet a surviver from the Holocaust.I was so consatrated when he was speaking. I think it is very sad and cruel that the germans would treat people that way.I almost started to cry because i’ve never thought that would happen. I think that he diserved to live because he is a true HERO!!!!!

]]> Comment on Welcome by jade http://mybrothersvoice.com/2009/01/22/159/comment-page-2/#comment-6543 jade Sun, 29 May 2011 06:08:20 +0000 http://mybrothersvoice.wordpress.com/2009/01/22/159/#comment-6543 you are an amazing person (: ! your words helped so many of us . molasky jhs and mrs. raskin love you! you are an amazing person (: ! your words helped so many of us . molasky jhs and mrs. raskin love you!

]]> Comment on A Story of Survival by michelle http://mybrothersvoice.com/2010/12/10/a-story-of-survival/comment-page-1/#comment-4289 michelle Fri, 18 Mar 2011 02:00:30 +0000 http://mybrothersvoice.stephenspress.com/?p=477#comment-4289 I just purchased your book today and had the great privillege to meet you and hear you incredible story. You are a true inspirational hero, thank you so much. I am extremely honored that I met such an amazing and brave man. Your story is just unbelievable. This book will definitley be passed on to generatons and generations to come. I thank you for sharing some of your most intimate thoughts in this book. Its not everyday that I can say I met a Holocaust survior, and I am so glad I did. Thank you again Mr. Stephen Nasser, your story will forver remain in my heart. "Never Again" I just purchased your book today and had the great privillege to meet you and hear you incredible story. You are a true inspirational hero, thank you so much. I am extremely honored that I met such an amazing and brave man. Your story is just unbelievable. This book will definitley be passed on to generatons and generations to come. I thank you for sharing some of your most intimate thoughts in this book. Its not everyday that I can say I met a Holocaust survior, and I am so glad I did. Thank you again Mr. Stephen Nasser, your story will forver remain in my heart. “Never Again”

]]> Comment on Welcome by Alicia Beachell http://mybrothersvoice.com/2009/01/22/159/comment-page-2/#comment-3977 Alicia Beachell Mon, 07 Mar 2011 18:11:09 +0000 http://mybrothersvoice.wordpress.com/2009/01/22/159/#comment-3977 Dear Stephen Nasser, Thank you for coming to millcreek and talking to all of us. I kinda know how you feel about being away from your family because I'm in foster care and this isn't the first time I have been in foster care so i kinda know what if feels like to be away from your family ,it's very hard but I dont get beaten or anything and I get good and healthy food . I'm so sorry that you had to go through all of that. I think that you didn't deserve it no one should have to live a life like that. I'm just happy that you made it through all of that and are still alive and I'm glad that you wrote a book on how your life was like that I wouldnt have been able to go through all of that. I would have probably been tempted to kill my self knowing that my family is dying and then watching my brother die, that must have been so hard for you watch my brother die. I would cry for days. I just wouldnt be able to stand going through all of that and like i have said I'm really sorry that you had to. I wish that it never even happend. People are just mean like that and I really hope that it will never ever happen again. When you told me your story it really hit me. I never knew how important life was till now. I thought I wouldnt be able to make it through foster care with out my mom and dad but hearing your story i know I can cause it's not even close to what you had to go through. I'm just thrilled that you shared your story with me and I really loved it and I think that everyone should read your book so then they can know how easy life. I'm just really glad that you opend up to everyone, thank you for sharing. Alicia Beachell 3-7-11 Dear Stephen Nasser,
Thank you for coming to millcreek and talking to all of us. I kinda know how you feel about being away from your family because I’m in foster care and this isn’t the first time I have been in foster care so i kinda know what if feels like to be away from your family ,it’s very hard but I dont get beaten or anything and I get good and healthy food . I’m so sorry that you had to go through all of that. I think that you didn’t deserve it no one should have to live a life like that. I’m just happy that you made it through all of that and are still alive and I’m glad that you wrote a book on how your life was like that I wouldnt have been able to go through all of that. I would have probably been tempted to kill my self knowing that my family is dying and then watching my brother die, that must have been so hard for you watch my brother die. I would cry for days. I just wouldnt be able to stand going through all of that and like i have said I’m really sorry that you had to. I wish that it never even happend. People are just mean like that and I really hope that it will never ever happen again. When you told me your story it really hit me. I never knew how important life was till now. I thought I wouldnt be able to make it through foster care with out my mom and dad but hearing your story i know I can cause it’s not even close to what you had to go through. I’m just thrilled that you shared your story with me and I really loved it and I think that everyone should read your book so then they can know how easy life. I’m just really glad that you opend up to everyone, thank you for sharing.

Alicia Beachell
3-7-11

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