➡️ Soviet soldiers dialogue with surviving prisoners after the liberation of Auschwitz by the Red Army (January 27, 1945). The upper sign indicates: Hospital of prisoners, restricted access.
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When they reached the camp, the survivors that they found (Around 2,000) asked for water, food and help. The field was full of corpses: dead in their beds, scattered outdoors where they have died of hunger, thirst, scarlet fever, typhus or executed by the SS.
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Source: @elmundo_es#historyofworldwars#auschwitz#holocaust#holocausto#finalsolution#bergen#treblinka#redarmy#juden#jew#jews#majdanek#mauthausen#ss#schutzstaffel#secondworldwar#worldwartwo#ww2
Saddest UNESCO World Heritage Site in the World. Have you been? #neveragain
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It is not known exactly when Anne and Margot died in Bergen Belsen. According to the latest investigation in 2015, they may have died in early February 1945. Some witnesses recalled that the Franks sisters displayed symptoms of everything from February 7, and according to health officials, victims who are not treated may die within 12 days after the onset of the first symptoms.
Both Anne and Margot took typhus because of an epidemic of the disease that spread through Bergen Belsen. The main symptoms of the disease are rashes, fever, headache, kidney failure and blockage of small blood vessels. When the disease reaches the nervous system it can cause delusions and convulsions.
"We visited Anne and Margot again ... Margot had fallen from the bunk and was half inconcinte." Anne was already feverish ... She was very nice and loving ... Margot did not survive the fall. and she stood in front of me, wrapped in a blanket, and she had no more tears. - janny brilleslijper
Anne died alone a few days after margot.
📷photo:Anne Frank (1929-1945), (left) and Margot Frank wearing underclothes in a portrait in Aachen 1933. this photo was taken from Margot's photo album. @foreverannefrank#annefrankshouse#annafrank#annefrankhaus#anneliesmariefrank#annefranck#annefrankhouse#annefranksdiary#annefrank#annefrankhuis#annefrankmuseum#annefrankdiary#achterhuis#hetachterhuis#secretannex#thesecretannex#thediaryofannefrank#thediaryofayounggirl#odiariodeannefrank#dastagebuchderannefrank#eldiariodeannafrank#auschwitz#westerbork#bergenbelsen#holocausto#holocaust
"Return Ticket"
I've got the pleasure to share some pics taken throughout my backpacking trip in Europe where I was fortunate to meet lots of people and make friends from all around the globe. Though the trip has come to an end, I can't wait to start thinking about my next destination... Cheers! 🇦🇷 🇪🇸🇧🇪 🇵🇱 🇫🇷 🇩🇪 🇳🇱 English4Travellers
[Versión español👇]
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Tengo el agrado de compartir algunas fotos tomadas a lo largo de mi viaje de mochilera por Europa donde tuve la suerte de conocer mucha gente y hacer amigos de todas partes del mundo. El viaje ha finalizado, pero no veo la hora de pensar mi próximo destino... ¡Que las disfruten!
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Ibiza #Kracow#Auschwitz#Warsaw#Berlin#Hamburgh#Kessenich#Amsterdam#Brugge#Brussels#Nice#Montpellier#Nimes#OldContinent#MakingFriendsOntheWay#PostcardsOftheDay#BackpackingEurope#Backpackers#Wanderlust#culture &people #OneWorld "Inglés te conecta con el mundo"
Part 8
Pieter Meerburg
In 1942, Pieter Adriaan Meerburg, a law student, received a phone call from a Jewish friend who was being ordered to a forced labor camp in Northern Holland. This sparked his interest in the resistance. He became the leader of the Amsterdam Student Group, a group of students that found safe homes for Jewish children with gentiles in an attempt to save them.
He worked under the false name of Piet Van Dorn and presented himself as a train inspector which allowed him to travel freely throughout the Netherlands and avoid being sent to a work camp himself. He traveled to discover areas to place the children.
“Meerburg’s first attempts, in July and August of 1942, at finding hiding places in Friesland were met not by unwillingness, but by disbelief on the part of the local population. Stories told of deportations and expulsions were simply considered inconceivable. Student rescuers tried to circumvent this obstacle by claiming that the children were war orphans from Rotterdam who needed a break. In the course of time, however, it became clear that the incredible fact of the mass persecution of Dutch Jews was in fact true and with this realization came a willingness to accept Jewish children as such.”
https://www.yadvashem.org/righteous/stories/meerburg/amsterdam-student-group.html
#NeverAgain#Holocaust#DutchJews#HaShoah#auschwitz#sobibor#DutchResistance#WWII#amsterdam#sharingstories#standuptohate#amsterdamww2#shoah#wwii#worldwartwo#holocaustmemorial#concentrationcamp#westerbork#kampwesterbork#secondworldwar#deathcamp#exterminationcamp
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Incredible stories of normal people doing extraordinary things to save others in Amsterdam during WWII
Один день в человеческом аду или как я наконец-то съездила в Auschwitz Birkenau.
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В одну сторону на Lajkonik’e для студентов стоит 11 злотых. Вход бесплатный, но необходимо заранее зарегистрироваться на сайте музея.
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Атмосфера гнетущая, какое бы солнце сверху не светило, там всегда будет темно, холодно и пробирать от того, что происходило с людьми за колючей оградой.
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Не достаточно посмотреть фото, не достаточно послушать интервью «выживших», н е д о с т а т о ч н о.
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Необходимо приехать, проникнуться атмосферой и уехать с мыслью, что подобное не должно повторится.
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Per campo di concentramento di Auschwitz(in tedesco Konzentrationslager Auschwitz, abbreviato KL Auschwitz[2] o anche KZ Auschwitz[3]) si intende il vasto complesso di campi di concentramento e di lavoro che formarono un sistema concentrazionario situato nelle vicinanze di Oświęcim (in tedesco Auschwitz), città della Poloniameridionale.[4] Oltre al campo originario, denominato Auschwitz I, durante il periodo dell'Olocausto, nacquero diversi altri campi del complesso, tra cui il famigerato campo di sterminio di Birkenau (Auschwitz II), situato a Birkenau (in polacco Brzezinka), il campo di lavoro di Monowitz (Auschwitz III), situato a Monowitz, (in polacco Monowice),[5] e altri 45 sotto-campi costruiti durante l'occupazione tedesca della Polonia in cui i deportati venivano utilizzati per lavorare nelle diverse industrie tedesche costruite nei dintorni.[6]
Il complesso dei campi di Auschwitz, il più grande[7] mai realizzato dal nazismo, svolse un ruolo fondamentale nel progetto di "soluzione finale della questione ebraica" – eufemismo con il quale i nazisti indicarono lo sterminio degli ebrei (nel campo, tuttavia, trovarono la morte anche molte altre categorie di internati) – divenendo rapidamente il più efficiente centro di sterminio della Germania nazista. Auschwitz, nell'immaginario collettivo, è diventato il simbolo universale del lager, nonché sinonimo di "fabbrica della morte", realizzato nel cuore dell'Europa orientale del XX secolo.[8]
Linda's family pre war. This is one of two photos that she has of this time. And, no. No one in this picture besides Linda survived.
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After Auschwitz is a film of hope... of life after the horrors and atrocities of the Holocaust. The six women of our film built amazing lives and were living banners of hope. 🎥
After Auschwitz is available for digital downloads, streaming, now live on iTunes, Amazon Instant, FandangoNOW, Google Play, and others as we finalize those outlets.
After Auschwitz DVDs AVAILABLE NOW through Amazon, Walmart, BestBuy and most online retailers.
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Truly sobering day spent at Auschwitz. For once I was pretty much left without words.
This says it better than I ever could: “It happened, therefore it can happen again: this is the core of what we have to say. It can happen, and it can happen everywhere.”
Primo Levi - Holocaust Survivor.
Obóz koncentracyjny w Oświęcimiu.
Miejsce zadumy i refleksji.
W niektóre rzeczy, które tam się działy, aż trudno uwierzyć. Żałuję, że dopiero w wieku 27 lat zobaczyłem to na własne oczy. #auschwitz
Forever let this place be a cry of despair and a warning to humanity, where the Nazis murdered about one and half million men, women, and children. Mainly Jews, from various countries of Europe.
Auschwitz - Birkenau 1940-1945 🌹
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Forever let this place be a cry of despair and a warning to humanity, where the Nazis murdered about one and half million men, women, and children. Mainly Jews, from various countries of Europe.
Auschwitz - Birkenau 1940-1945 🌹
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Les dernières semaines, on a vu un arbre planté en la mémoire de Ilan #Halimi (torturé durant 3 semaines par le "gang des barbares") être tronçonné, des quenelles sous l'arc de Triomphe, une ancienne déportée d' #Auschwitz insultée, la présidente de la région Occitanie menacée dans une lettre qui commençait par "Chère salope et cher sale juif", deux portraits de Simone #Weil bardés de croix gammées, une stèle dédiée aux victimes de l'Holocauste renversée, plusieurs graffitis antisémites faire leur apparition et les suiveurs de #Soral et #Dieudonné particulièrement mobilisés lors des manifestations des gilets jaunes.
Les actes antisémites ont augmenté de 74% en France la dernière année, 541 actes antisémites ont eu lieu en 2018 : 1 homicide, 81 violences et tentatives d'homicide, 102 atteintes aux biens et 358 menaces.
Le lien entre tout ces actes : une aversion commune pour un "juif" caricaturé et fantasmé comme ayant tous les droits et n'évoluant que dans des sphères de pouvoir, qui serait responsable des maux qui affectent notre monde.
Tous ces raccourcis ne peuvent que nous rappeler ceux qui étaient fait au temps de l'Allemagne nazie, en Europe de l'Est et la propagande antisémite de #Pétain .
Rien n'est lié à un hasard, nous imputons cette augmentation des actes antisémites à la montée des extrêmes, du nationalisme et du communautarisme en France et en Europe.
Ce mardi 19 février, des rassemblements transpartisants contre l'antisémitisme ont lieu dans toute la France.
#FEMEN soutient cet appel contre la haine, et participera à ce rassemblement pacifiste et républicain.
Les insultes sexistes et fascistes qui fusent sur les réseaux sociaux et dont a été victime Marlène #Schiappa , le mois dernier, avec le fameux "Pute à juifs", démontrent bien que la haine des femmes, la haine des étrangers et la haine du juif sont plus que jamais un fléau à éradiquer de nos sociétés modernes.
#FEMEN dit non à l'antisémitisme, à tous les racismes, au sexisme, et à la LGBTQ phobie.
!["Return Ticket"
I've got the pleasure to share some pics taken throughout my backpacking trip in Europe where I was fortunate to meet lots of people and make friends from all around the globe. Though the trip has come to an end, I can't wait to start thinking about my next destination... Cheers! 🇦🇷 🇪🇸🇧🇪 🇵🇱 🇫🇷 🇩🇪 🇳🇱 English4Travellers
[Versión español👇]
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Tengo el agrado de compartir algunas fotos tomadas a lo largo de mi viaje de mochilera por Europa donde tuve la suerte de conocer mucha gente y hacer amigos de todas partes del mundo. El viaje ha finalizado, pero no veo la hora de pensar mi próximo destino... ¡Que las disfruten!
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Ibiza#Kracow#Auschwitz#Warsaw#Berlin#Hamburgh#Kessenich#Amsterdam#Brugge#Brussels#Nice#Montpellier#Nimes#OldContinent#MakingFriendsOntheWay#PostcardsOftheDay#BackpackingEurope#Backpackers#Wanderlust#culture&people#OneWorld "Inglés te conecta con el mundo"](https://scontent-sea1-1.cdninstagram.com/vp/ab550c001d33885edb1364001eb52644/5D223CF8/t51.2885-15/e35/s480x480/51315409_567651843749702_5991290078202492516_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent-sea1-1.cdninstagram.com)
![Per campo di concentramento di Auschwitz(in tedesco Konzentrationslager Auschwitz, abbreviato KL Auschwitz[2] o anche KZ Auschwitz[3]) si intende il vasto complesso di campi di concentramento e di lavoro che formarono un sistema concentrazionario situato nelle vicinanze di Oświęcim (in tedesco Auschwitz), città della Poloniameridionale.[4] Oltre al campo originario, denominato Auschwitz I, durante il periodo dell'Olocausto, nacquero diversi altri campi del complesso, tra cui il famigerato campo di sterminio di Birkenau (Auschwitz II), situato a Birkenau (in polacco Brzezinka), il campo di lavoro di Monowitz (Auschwitz III), situato a Monowitz, (in polacco Monowice),[5] e altri 45 sotto-campi costruiti durante l'occupazione tedesca della Polonia in cui i deportati venivano utilizzati per lavorare nelle diverse industrie tedesche costruite nei dintorni.[6]
Il complesso dei campi di Auschwitz, il più grande[7] mai realizzato dal nazismo, svolse un ruolo fondamentale nel progetto di "soluzione finale della questione ebraica" – eufemismo con il quale i nazisti indicarono lo sterminio degli ebrei (nel campo, tuttavia, trovarono la morte anche molte altre categorie di internati) – divenendo rapidamente il più efficiente centro di sterminio della Germania nazista. Auschwitz, nell'immaginario collettivo, è diventato il simbolo universale del lager, nonché sinonimo di "fabbrica della morte", realizzato nel cuore dell'Europa orientale del XX secolo.[8]
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