Finding Your Roots

I'm Gonna Cry Aren't I?:Richard Kind's Holocaust Connection

Actor Richard Kind had always considered himself fortunate that he didn't have relatives who were in the Holocaust. But in this clip, Henry Louis Gates, Jr. reveals that the actor had a number of ancestors who were killed in the Holocaust, and one who survived.

I'm Gonna Cry Aren't I?:Richard Kind's Holocaust Connection

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