'Whenever you see injustices at all, you have to speak up'

Holocaust survivor Reva Kibort remembers when the German soldiers came to Warsaw, Poland, and at first, she says, "they weren't so bad." But soon enough she was transported to a concentration...

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JUDY WOODRUFF: Next, we turn to another installment of our weekly Brief But Spectacular series.Tonight, in honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we hear from 84-year-oldReva Kibort of Minneapolis.Originally from Poland, Kibort spent two years imprisoned at the Demblin concentration camp.She survived the war, while many of her family, including her parents and sister, didn't.REVA KIBORT, Holocaust Survivor: I was born in Warsaw, Poland, in 1933.I remember when the Germans came in, and, actually, the soldiers, they weren't so bad.We lined up in lines to get food.They gave us soup and bread.And that was my first memory of the German soldiers.They were not that bad.But we learned later on what it was going to be like.The Warsaw ghetto, toward t...