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Nya Cook-Tillet, another Stockton student, credited her parents with steering her in the right direction. About communication.' Katie Manhardt, a Stockton University student, said. 'As a Holocaust and genocide student, I think his message was empowering, about hate. Students too noted that Schwarzenegger's words were moving. 'It is terribly important and education is the only answer to all of this,' Leo Ullman, a survivor of the Holocaust, told NBC10. The survivors said that Schwarzenegger's visit helped share the important message of not repeating the mistakes of the past.

'It shaped me to be a decent person,' Roth said. You can do it!'Īfterwards, the former actor and governor met with survivors of the Holocaust, including Elizabeth Roth who survived with her sister but never saw the rest of her family again. Police identify man who, they believe, took gun, fled scene after Philly officer shot His father, Schwarzenegger said, was a soldier in Hitler's army and it made him take a hard look at his own life as he felt the weight of history during his visit to the camp. He told students about a visit he made to the Auschwitz concentration camp in Germany, where at least a million Jewish prisoners were killed while Nazism reigned during World War II.

#Arnold schwarzenegger conquer no text movie#

NBC10's Cydney Long was on hand as the movie star addressed the prevalence of hatred and antisemitism in society and the need to stamp it out. 'There has never ever been a successful movement based on hate. You will not find fulfillment or happiness,' Schwarzenegger said during a visit on Monday. 'Let me be clear, you will not find success on that road.

Arnold Schwarzenegger - a man who needs no introduction after a lifetime of starring roles in movies and serving two-terms as governor of California - told students gathered at Stockton University in Galloway, New Jersey, that true success would never be found through hatred.