TIL that Irma Grese, a Nazi concentration camp guard, was hanged for war crimes in 1945 at the age of 22. Auschwitz prisoners called her "The Hyena of Auschwitz", while the press labelled her "The Beautiful Beast". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irmβ¦
Human scratch marks in the gas chamber at Auschwitz WW2 Concentration Camp reddit.com/gallery/rxkpfa
POV: You're a Jew in Auschwitz Concentration Camp
Red Army soldiers open the gates of the Auschwitz concentration camp, Poland, January 27th, 1945. Colorized by PIECEofJAKE.
Auschwitz concentration camp was a complex of over 40 concentration and extermination camps operated by Nazi Germany in occupied Poland. Over one million people were murdered there. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ausβ¦
Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp complex, aerial photograph from a 1944 Allied recon plane [1024x684]
CzesΕawa Kwoka was a Polish Catholic girl who died at the age of 14 in Auschwitz concentration camp
Liberation of Auschwitz concentration camp by the Red Army, January 1945
First Images of Ben Foster and Vicky Krieps in Barry Levinsonβs Harry Haft Biopic βThe Survivorβ - About real life survivor of the Auschwitz concentration camp who boxed fellow inmates to survive. reddit.com/gallery/ppg7ah
Israeli Air Force jets fly over Auschwitz concentration camp.
This is David Dushman, he was the last living liberator of the Auschwitz concentration camp. He died three days ago on the 4th of June. May he rest in peace.
These mugshots of Auschwitz guards were published by Polandβs Institute of National Remembrance and you can see the evils that run the deadliest concentration camp of the Second World War. Auschwitz Guards: The faces that oversaw a genocide, 1940-1945
Photo of Jewish children at Theresienstadt concentration camp. Most were murdered at Auschwitz (1944)
13 May 1901, Witold Pilecki was born. In 1940 he volunteered to be captured by Nazis so he could collect intelligence on the Auschwitz Concentration Camp. He escaped in April 1943 & wrote a report about the crimes in the camp.
13 May 1901, Witold Pilecki was born. In 1940 he volunteered to be captured by Nazis so he could collect intelligence on the Auschwitz Concentration Camp. He escaped in April 1943 and wrote a report about the crimes in the camp.
Witold Pilecki, the Polish soldier who volunteered to be imprisoned in the concentration camp of Auschwitz youtube.com/watch?v=ta4YGβ¦
Entrance to the last remaining gas chamber in the Auschwitz concentration camp
Israeli Air Force jets fly over Auschwitz concentration camp.
In 1940, Witold Pilecki (a member of the Polish Resistance) volunteered to be captured by Nazis so he could collect intelligence on the Auschwitz Concentration Camp.
Polish Jewish ballerina Franceska Mann died at the Auschwitz concentration camp after initiating an uprising among female Jewish prisoners and killing the SS officer, Josef Schillinger. 1943
Istvan Reiner, aged 4, smiles for a studio portrait, shortly before being murdered at Auschwitz concentration camp.
13 May 1901, Witold Pilecki was born. In 1940 he volunteered to be captured by Nazis so he could collect intelligence on the Auschwitz Concentration Camp. He escaped in April 1943 and wrote a report about the crimes in the camp.
Witold Pilecki was a Polish operative who infiltrated the Auschwitz concentration camp to organize the resistance within.
(1945) My grandfather the day he was liberated from Auschwitz concentration camp.
13 May 1901, Witold Pilecki was born. In 1940 he volunteered to be captured by Nazis so he could collect intelligence on the Auschwitz Concentration Camp. He escaped in April 1943 and wrote a report about the crimes in the camp
The surviving prisoners of the Auschwitz concentration camp with Soviet soldiers. February 1945.
A review about concentration camp Auschwitz...
Holocaust survivor Esther BΓ©jarano on misuse of anti-Semitism accusations in Germany to shield Israeli policies: "I did not survive the Auschwitz extermination camp, the RavensbrΓΌck concentration camp and the death march only to be insulted by so-called βanti-Germansβ and others as βanti-Semiticβ." v.redd.it/i12m5me1vtb71
On this day 75 years ago, the Nazi Auschwitz concentration camp was liberated by the Soviet troops en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aβ¦
Gate of death the nazis auschwitz concentration camp knowledgearea51.com/03/miβ¦
One of the four Sonderkommando photographs, taken secretly inside the Auschwitz concentration camp by Alberto Errera, days before he was tortured and killed in August 1944
Wiltold Pilecki voluntarily was captured by Naziβs during WWII in order to infiltrate Auschwitz. Concentration camps were known, but the true atrocities were not. He collected intelligence under horrible conditions. Then somehow escaped and reported his findings to Poland and subsequently the world.
Sigining in Auschwitz concentration camp
About two years ago I visited the Auschwitz Concentration Camp with my parents. At one point, I separated from them, because they are always slow while sightseeing. I entered the room that I later found out was used for torturing prisoners. Generally, throughout Auschwitz, I was feeling an overwhelming sadness, but I felt really strange there. Sadness, helplessness and apathy.
Then I heard a woman voice singing. I was alone, there were no speakers. I left this room and immediately stopped hearing singing. When I returned to the room I heard the singing again and was still alone. I stayed there feeling an overwhelming sadness until my mother joined me. Then the singing stopped.
Unfortunately I don't remember what she was singing about, but song was really sad.
The liberation of the concentration camp,βAuschwitzβ (January 27th, 1945)
A German SS Soldier punishing a small Jewish boy by sticking a sharpened spear in the boy's anus, Auschwitz Concentration Camp, Poland 1944 (Colorized)
Irma Grese was an SS guard at the concentration camps of RavensbrΓΌck and Auschwitz, and warden of the women's section of Bergen-Belsen. She was convicted for murdering prisoners and hanged on 13-Dec-1945; at 22 years of age she was the youngest woman executed under British law in the 20th century. reddit.com/gallery/nolwf4
One of the four Sonderkommando photographs, taken secretly inside the Auschwitz concentration camp by Alberto Errera, days before he was tortured and killed in August 1944
Auschwitz, Former NAZI Concentration & Extermination Camp
Suddenly, every train in present day βMurica defies time and space, and connects to a 1-way trip to Auschwitz, and other Nazi concentration camps, in 1941. Would the roughly 1 million Americans overthrow the Nazis and get to safety, or would the Nazis triumph over them?
Nearly a million people ride the train/subs in America daily, and over a 12 hour long period, they all arrive at random destinations.
Because most Americans know that the smell of burning flesh and swastikas means something very bad has happened, the first few gunshots would have everyone in a panic. However, these are modern day Americans, some are carrying, and everyone knows that the Nazis will kill them all, so itβs no use surrendering.
Would the train-riders overthrow the Nazi guards, and could they make it to the Western Front?
Round 1: Over the course of 12 hours, 1-2 million train-riding Americans suddenly find themselves not on their daily commutes, but pulling up to a Nazi concentration camp. Can they overthrow the guards?
Round 2: The few historians check with those who are map-savvy, and they decide to make their way to the Western Front, in a desperate attempt to escape. Can the million or so train-riders make their exodus to safety?
Holocaust survivor Esther BΓ©jarano on misuse of anti-Semitism accusations in Germany to shield Israeli policies: "I did not survive the Auschwitz extermination camp, the RavensbrΓΌck concentration camp and the death march only to be insulted by so-called βanti-Germansβ and others as βanti-Semiticβ." v.redd.it/i12m5me1vtb71
TIL the Auschwitz Concentration Camp had a museum with display cases stocked with coins, antiques, art and religious items stolen from those deported to the camp. Prisoners also made artistic works there. auschwitz.org/en/museum/hβ¦
In 1940, Witold Pilecki (a member of the Polish Resistance) volunteered to be captured by Nazis so he could collect intelligence on the Auschwitz Concentration Camp.
Holocaust survivor Esther BΓ©jarano on misuse of anti-Semitism accusations in Germany to shield Israeli policies: "I did not survive the Auschwitz extermination camp, the RavensbrΓΌck concentration camp and the death march only to be insulted by so-called βanti-Germansβ and others as βanti-Semiticβ." v.redd.it/i12m5me1vtb71
In 1940, Witold Pilecki (a member of the Polish Resistance) volunteered to be captured by Nazis so he could collect intelligence on the Auschwitz Concentration Camp.
