Bearing witness to the Holocaust - survivors record their memories

As the voices of Holocaust survivors fade out one by one, those still alive feel a need to record their memories of that terrible time in world history.

PHILIP Bialowitz, a Holocaust survivor, pulled his black rolling suitcase through the airport terminal. He had arrived in St Louis on an early-morning flight from Florida. He wore a black winter jacket, purple tie, tan fedora. Getting around is not so easy for him any more. He is 84.