On Auschwitz

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The official podcast of the Auschwitz Memorial. The history of Auschwitz is exceptionally complex. It combined two functions: a concentration camp and an extermination center. Nazi Germany persecuted various groups of people there, and the camp complex continually expanded and transformed itself. In the podcast "On Auschwitz," we discuss the details of the history of the camp as well as our contemporary memory of this important and special place. We kindly ask you to support our mission and share our podcast in social media. Online lessons: http://lesson.auschwitz.org

  1. 4d ago

    “Auschwitz. A Monograph of the Human”. Part 10. Hope

    The book ‘Auschwitz. A Monograph on the Human’ is the first of its kind in the world to try to depict human emotions within the reality of Auschwitz camp. Its author, Museum Director Dr. Piotr Cywiński, draws on fragments of memoirs and testimonies from more than 450 Survivors. It is the words of these direct witnesses that form the basis of this reflection on the human condition amid the process of dehumanization at the German Nazi concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz. In the podcast, we present ten chapters of this unique story about humanity facing the most extreme test. Part 10. Hope Read by: Grey Stafford Adaptation for the podcast: Agnieszka Juskowiak-Sawicka Music: JivexMusic ===== Testimonies and memoirs used into the podcast: Halina Birenbaum (48693), “Hope Is the Last to Die”, p. 114. Victor Frankl (119104), “Man’s Search For Meaning”, p. 82. Eugenia Kaczyńska (45887), in: „Byłem numerem”, p. 132. Hermann Langbein (60355), “People in Auschwitz”, p. 91. Samuel Althaus (73538), “Where is God?”, p. 74. Raphael Esrail (173295), “L’espérance d’un baiser”, p. 146. Dora Goland-Blaufoux (80593), “Un présent qui s’accroche a moi”, p. 94. Andre Balbin (41796), “De Lodz a Auschwitz en passant par la Lorraine”, p. 67. Bolesław Dziewięcki (125546), „Z dna piekła”, p. 43. Shari Lebovitz (39439), [“Shari: A True Story”], p. 93. Shlomo Venezia (182727), “Inside the Gas Chambers”, p. 104. Victor Frankl (119104), “Man’s Search For Meaning”, p. 78. Charlotte Delbo (31661), “None of Us Will Return”, p. 99. Liliane Badour (75127), in: “Esrail, L’espérance d’un baiser”, p. 103. Halina Birenbaum (48693), “Hope Is the Last to Die”, p. 119. Liana Millu (A-5384), “Smoke Over Birkenau”, p. 148. Rudolf Diem (10023), Account in: Memoirs, vol. 172, pp. 48-49. Krystyna Żywulska (55908), “I Survived Auschwitz”, p. 90. Natan Żelechower (127262), Account in: Memoirs, vol. 83, p. 66. Leon Weintraub (n.n.), “The Arrival”, p. 170. Maria Dziurdzia (7408), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 36, p. 93. Simone Alizon (31776), “L’exercice de vivre”, p. 210. Primo Levi (174517), “If This Is a Man”, p. 73. Jerzy Brandhuber (87112), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 78, p. 226. Zofia Kossak (64491), „Z otchłani”, pp. 211-212. Jadwiga Apostoł-Staniszewska (26273), „Echa okupacyjnych lat”, p. 280. Primo Levi (174517), “If This Is a Man”, p. 33. Victor Frankel (161040), “I Survived Hell”, pp. 112-113. Janina Sarnowska (29860), Account in Testimonies, vol. 35, p. 105. Wacław Maliszewski (59195), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 16, pp. 69-70. Krystyna Żywulska (55908), “I Survived Auschwitz”, p. 221 . Jerzy Skotnicki (125762), Testimonies in the criminal trial of former SS staff [IPN GK 196/89], in: Chronicles of Terror, t. 5, p. 78. Anna Kowalczykowa (27658), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 19, p. 67. Lusia Haberfeld (48703), “Lauferin. The Runner of Birkenau” (Victoria, 2002), p. 51. Raya Kagan (7984), “Des femmes au bureau de l’enfer”, p. 80. Krystyna Żywulska (55908), „I Survived Auschwitz”, p. 106. Zofia Kossak (64491), „Z otchłani”, p. 245. ===== Illustration: An excerpt from a work by Marian Kołodziej from the series entitled ‘Labyrinths’.

    “Auschwitz. A Monograph of the Human”. Part 10. Hope

  2. 4d ago

    “Auschwitz. A Monograph of the Human”. Part 9. Suicide

    The book ‘Auschwitz. A Monograph on the Human’ is the first of its kind in the world to try to depict human emotions within the reality of Auschwitz camp. Its author, Museum Director Dr. Piotr Cywiński, draws on fragments of memoirs and testimonies from more than 450 Survivors. It is the words of these direct witnesses that form the basis of this reflection on the human condition amid the process of dehumanization at the German Nazi concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz. Part 9. Suicide Read by: Grey Stafford Adaptation for the podcast: Agnieszka Juskowiak-Sawicka Music: JivexMusic ===== Testimonies and memories used into the podcast: Hadassah Rosensaft (52406), “Yesterday”, p. 39. Victor Frankl (119104), “Man’s Search For Meaning”, p. 31. Szymon Laks (49543), “Music of Another World”, pp. 18-19. Dawid Wisnia (83526), “One Voice, Two Lives”, pp. 42-43. Jan Marszałek (18857), cited in: Ryn, Kłodziński (20019), „Śmierć”, p. 63. Charles Liblau (n.n.), “Les kapos d’Auschwitz”, p. 27 Leon Arditti (169738), “Vouloir vivre”, p. 85. Jakub Wolman (33611), Testimonies in the trial of Rudolf Höss [IPN GK 196/87], in: Chronicles of Terror, vol. 5, p. 116. Dov Paisikovic (A-3076), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 44, p. 105. Miriam Harel (n.n.), „Teraz już możesz płakać”, pp. 126-127. Bohumil Pohl (25632), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 78, p. 179. Kitty Hart (39934), “I Am Alive”, p. 66. Ruth Elias (73643), “Triumph of Hope”, p. 112. Maria Żumańska (29940), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 4, p. 426. Ernst Toch (70231), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 9, p. 1288. Jerzy Tabeau (27273), Report in: ‘Raporty uciekinierów z KL Auschwitz’, p. 95. Miklosz Nyiszli (A 8450), “I Was Doctor Mengele’s Assistant”, p. 54. Elżbieta Wawrzyczek (33324), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 21, p. 9. Avram Harshalom (99288), “Alive From the Ashes”, p. 83. Raya Kagan (7984), “Des femmes au bureau de l’enfer”, p. 95. Szymon Laks (49543), “Music of Another World”, p. 47. ===== Illustration: An excerpt from a work by Marian Kołodziej from the series entitled ‘Labyrinths’.

    “Auschwitz. A Monograph of the Human”. Part 9. Suicide

  3. 4d ago

    “Auschwitz. A Monograph of the Human”. Part 8. Fear

    The book ‘Auschwitz. A Monograph on the Human’ is the first of its kind in the world to try to depict human emotions within the reality of Auschwitz camp. Its author, Museum Director Dr. Piotr Cywiński, draws on fragments of memoirs and testimonies from more than 450 Survivors. It is the words of these direct witnesses that form the basis of this reflection on the human condition amid the process of dehumanization at the German Nazi concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz. Part 8. Fear Read by: Grey Stafford Adaptation for the podcast: Agnieszka Juskowiak-Sawicka Music: JivexMusic ===== Testimonies and memoirs used into the podcast: Ruth Bindefeld Neray (75912), “To Auschwitz and Back”, p. 1. Simone Alizon (31776), “L’exercice de vivre”, p. 193. John Freund (168329), “La fin du printemps”, [n.d. (Canada)], 2009, p. 42. Mieczysława Chylińska (44685), ‘Działania SS w Brzezince’, p. 157. Abraham Kajzer (n.n.), „Za drutami śmierci”, p. 45. Primo Levi (174517), “If This Is a Man”, p. 113. Tadeusz Niedzielski (423), Account in: Memoirs, vol. 76, p. 119. Victor Frankl (119104), “Man’s Search For Meaning”, p. 66. Raphael Esrail (173295), “L’espérance d’un baiser”, pp. 85-86. Zofia Czerwińska-Kossakiewicz (49973), Account in: Memoirs, vol. 16, p. 38. Władysław Kowanetz (29638), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 5, p. 666. Tadeusz Sobolewicz (23053), “But I Survived”, p. 177. Miklosz Nyiszli (A 8450), “I Was Doctor Mengele’s Assistant”, p. 101. Jan Kwiatkowski (Z-5573), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 3, p. 400. Mietek Weintraub (n.n.), “The Arrival”, p. 166. Ester Tencer (n.n.), Testimonies in the criminal trial of former SS staff [IPN GK 196/110], Chronicles of Terror, vol. 6, p. 210. Simone Alizon (31776), “L’exercice de vivre”, p. 188. Edward Ferenc (281), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 21, p. 91. Stanisław Rubaszewski (83781), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 29, p. 30. Franciszek Karwacki (14143), Account in: Memoirs, vol. 69, p. 54. Jakub Wolman (33611), Testimonies in the trial of Rudolf Höss [IPN GK 196/87], Chronicles of Terror, vol. 5, p. 113. Adam Ziemba (21855), “A Piece of Bread”, p. 66. Max Eisen (A-9892), “By Chance Alone”, p. 115. Romana Duracz (43544), in: Przekaz Oświęcimski, p. 43. Bogusław Dąbrowski (18375), in: Dąbrowski, „Nietypowy więzień”, p. 37. Anatol Adamczyk (23241), cited in: Ryn, Kłodziński (20019), „Na granicy”, p. 43. ===== Illustration: An excerpt from a work by Marian Kołodziej from the series entitled ‘Labyrinths’.

    “Auschwitz. A Monograph of the Human”. Part 8. Fear

  4. 4d ago

    “Auschwitz. A Monograph of the Human”. Part 7. Laugh and Joy

    The book ‘Auschwitz. A Monograph on the Human’ is the first of its kind in the world to try to depict human emotions within the reality of Auschwitz camp. Its author, Museum Director Dr. Piotr Cywiński, draws on fragments of memoirs and testimonies from more than 450 Survivors. It is the words of these direct witnesses that form the basis of this reflection on the human condition amid the process of dehumanization at the German Nazi concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz. Part 7. Laugh and Joy Read by: Grey Stafford Adaptation for the podcast: Agnieszka Juskowiak-Sawicka Music: JivexMusic ===== Testimonies and memoirs used into the podcast: Jerzy Brandhuber (87122), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 76, p. 141. Victor Frankl (119104), “Man’s Search For Meaning”, p. 54. Engelbert Fajkosz (37629), „Byłem numerem 37629”, p. 157. Adolf Gawalewicz (9225), „Reflections”, p. 70-71. Abraham Kajzer (n.n.), „Za drutami śmierci”, pp. 32-33. Pierre Berg (172649), “Scheisshaus Luck”, p. 120. Edwin Kuffel (2237), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 29, p. 99. Victor Frankl (119104), “Man’s Search For Meaning”, pp. 51. Zofia Kossak (64491), “Z otchłani”, p. 249. ===== Illustration: An excerpt from a work by Marian Kołodziej from the series entitled ‘Labyrinths’.

    “Auschwitz. A Monograph of the Human”. Part 7. Laugh and Joy

  5. 4d ago

    “Auschwitz. A Monograph of the Human”. Part 6. Births

    The book ‘Auschwitz. A Monograph on the Human’ is the first of its kind in the world to try to depict human emotions within the reality of Auschwitz camp. Its author, Museum Director Dr. Piotr Cywiński, draws on fragments of memoirs and testimonies from more than 450 Survivors. It is the words of these direct witnesses that form the basis of this reflection on the human condition amid the process of dehumanization at the German Nazi concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz. In the podcast, we present ten chapters of this unique story about humanity facing the most extreme test. Part 6. Births Read by: Grey Stafford Adaptation for the podcast: Agnieszka Juskowiak-Sawicka Music: JivexMusic ===== Testimonies and memoirs used into the podcast: Wanda Urbańska (45811), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 72, p. 32. Stefania Sikorska (32354), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 33, p. 34. Janina Kowalczyk (32212), Testimonies in the criminal trial of former SS staff [IPN GK 196/161], Chronicles of Terror, vol. 6, p. 177. Maria Ślisz-Oyrzyńska (40275), in: Ryn, Kłodziński (20019), „Śmierć”, s. 79. Stanisława Leszczyńska (41335), Account in: Memoirs, vol. 10, p. 3. Danuta Drzazga (26275), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 33, pp. 75-76. Genowefa Pilecka (PH nn, 79435), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 16, p. 47. Zofia Kalmus (83887), Testimonies in the criminal trial of former SS staff [IPN GK 196/110], Chronicles of Terror, vol. 6, pp. 255-256. Alina Bacall-Zwirn (476490), “No Common Place” (Lincoln: University of Nebraska, 2000), pp. 73-74. Charlotte Zucker (75140), “Les balcons fleuris d’Auschwitz” (Champrond en Gâtine: Colombier, 2000), p. 247. Stefania Rojek (26817), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 32, pp. 20-21. Bartnikowski (192731), “Childhood Behind Barbed Wire”, p. 136. ===== Illustration: An excerpt from a work by Marian Kołodziej from the series entitled ‘Labyrinths’.

    “Auschwitz. A Monograph of the Human”. Part 6. Births

  6. 4d ago

    “Auschwitz. A Monograph of the Human”. Part 5. Friendship

    The book ‘Auschwitz. A Monograph on the Human’ is the first of its kind in the world to try to depict human emotions within the reality of Auschwitz camp. Its author, Museum Director Dr. Piotr Cywiński, draws on fragments of memoirs and testimonies from more than 450 Survivors. It is the words of these direct witnesses that form the basis of this reflection on the human condition amid the process of dehumanization at the German Nazi concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz. Part 5. Friendship Read by: Grey Stafford Adaptation for the podcast: Agnieszka Juskowiak-Sawicka Music: JivexMusic ===== Testimonies and memories used into the podcast: Jadwiga Apostoł-Staniszewska (26273), „Echa okupacyjnych lat”, p. 315. Jan Marszałek (18857), cited in: Ryn, Kłodziński (20019), „Śmierć”, p. 63. Maxime Antelin (145808), “Chronique maladroite d’un candide”, p. 43. Suzan Cernyak-Spatz (34042), “Protective Custody”, p. 160. Miklosz Nyiszli (A 8450), “I Was Doctor Mengele’s Assistant”, p. 78. Ratya Kagan (7984), “Des femmes au bureau de l’enfer”, p. 295. Adam Ziemba (21855), “A Piece of Bread”, p. 7. Wanda Brzosko (64404), Account in: Memoirs, vol. 71, p. 21. Jerzy Pozimski (1099), Account in: Memoirs, vol. 52, p. 176. Jakub Wolman (33611), Testimonies in the trial of Rudolf Höss [IPN GK 196/87]: Chronicles of Terror, vol. 5, p. 113. Olga Lengyel (25403), “Five Chimneys”, p. 40. Pelagia Lewińska (32292), “Oświęcim”, p. 29. Primo Levi (174517), “If This Is a Man”, p. 33. Zofia Kossak (64491), “Z otchłani”, p. 90. Heinz Salvator Kounio (109565), “A Liter of Soup and Sixty Grams of Bread. The Diary of Prisoner Number 109565” (New York: Bloch Publishing, 2003), pp. 54-55. Ajzyk Szwarc (92811), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 33, p. 103. Max Eisen (A-9892), “By Chance Alone”, pp. 87-88. Abraham Kajzer (n.n.), „Za drutami śmierci”, p. 35. Władysław Bartoszewski (4427), “Mój Auschwitz”, p. 27. Paula Gruber-Herszkopf (n.n.), “Lasting Pain”, p. 117. Shlomo Venezia (182727), “Inside the Gas Chambers”, p. 101. Ibid., p. 100. Zofia Posmysz (7566), „Królestwo za mgłą”, p. 102. Ryszard Friedman (B-4112), „Jeden spośród wielu” (Kraków: Znak, 2017), p. 183-184. Zofia Kossak (64491), „Z otchłani”, p. 88. Zofia Czerwińska-Kossakiewicz (49973), Account in: Memoirs, vol. 16, p. 46. Halina Birenbaum (48693), “Hope Is the Last to Die”, pp. 147-148. Victor Frankl (119104), “Man’s Search For Meaning”, p. 18. Roch Wystrach (10241), cited in: Jagoda, Kłodziński (20019), Masłowski, “Przyjaźnie oświęcimskie,” p. 67. Józefa Szkodzińska (32293), cited in: Jagoda, Kłodziński (20019), Masłowski, “Przyjaźnie oświęcimskie,” p. 43. Jerzy Brandhuber (87122), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 76, p. 151. Maurice Cling (A-5151), „Wy, co wchodzicie tutaj”, p. 86. Henryk Jaworski (31071), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 13, p. 87. Ludwik Rajewski (4217), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 21, p. 107. Raphael Esrail (173295), “L’espérance d’un baiser”, p. 133. Bożena Krzywobłocka (83264), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 15, p. 84. Aleksander Giermański (716), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 74, p. 200. Tadeusz Żaboklicki (21668), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 78, s. 146. The Kommando referred to here was the carpenters’ Kommando. Michał Ziółkowski (1055), “Byłem od początku w Auschwitz”, p. 29. Eva Libitzky (n.n.), “Out on a Ledge” (River Forest: Wicker Park Press, 2010), p. 114. Hart-Moxon (39934), “Return to Auschwitz”, pp. 79-80. Zofia Kossak (64491), „Z otchłani”, p. 89. Ryszard Friedman (A-26615), „Daleka droga do domu”, p. 80. Pelagia Lewińska (32292), “Oświęcim”, p. 34. Józef Polak (3288), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 12a, p. 186. Bolesław Dziewięcki (125546), „Z dna piekła”, p. 50. Antoni Golemo (9256), cited in: Jagoda, Kłodziński (20019), Masłowski, “Przyjaźnie oświęcimskie,” pp. 42-43. ===== Illustration: An excerpt from a work by Marian Kołodziej from the series entitled ‘Labyrinths’.

    “Auschwitz. A Monograph of the Human”. Part 5. Friendship

  7. 4d ago

    “Auschwitz. A Monograph of the Human”. Part 4. Emotions and Numbness

    The book ‘Auschwitz. A Monograph on the Human’ is the first of its kind in the world to try to depict human emotions within the reality of Auschwitz camp. Its author, Museum Director Dr. Piotr Cywiński, draws on fragments of memoirs and testimonies from more than 450 Survivors. It is the words of these direct witnesses that form the basis of this reflection on the human condition amid the process of dehumanization at the German Nazi concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz. Part 4. Emotions and numbness Read by: Grey Stafford Adaptation for the podcast: Agnieszka Juskowiak-Sawicka Music: JivexMusic ===== Testimonies and memoirs used into the podcast: Victor Frankl (119104), “Man’s Search For Meaning”, p. 30. Paula Gruber-Herszkopf (n.n.), “Lasting Pain”, p. 123. Krystyna Żywulska (55908), “I Survived Auschwitz”, p. 128. Nate Leipciger (133628), “The Weight of Freedom”, p. 79. Konrad Szweda (7669), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 32, p. 83. Simone Alizon (31776), “L’exercice de vivre”, p. 181. Stanisław Sattler (68652), “Prisoner of 68 Months”, pp. 100-101. Anna Kowalczykowa (27658), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 19, p. 66. Kazimierz Smoleń (1327), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 75, pp. 173-174. Shaul Chasan (182527), Interview in: Greif, We Wept Without Tears, p. 273. Leon Cohen (182492), Interview in: Greif, We Wept Without Tears, p. 305. Adolf Gawalewicz (9225), “Reflections”, p. 51. Witold Pilecki (4859), “Witold’s Report From Auschwitz”, p. 27. Victor Frankl (119104), “Man’s Search For Meaning”, p. 33. Ibid., p. 40. Zofia Kossak (64491), „Z otchłani”, p. 86. Peter Ornstein (174440), [Surviving Auschwitz and a Death March], USHMM Collection, 2009.336, p. 12. Roman Taul (1108), Account in: Memoirs, vol. 62, p. 36. Adam Ziemba (21855), “A Piece of Bread”, p. 65-66. Tadeusz Niedzielski (423), Account in: Memoirs, vol. 76, p. 26. Victor Frankl (119104), “Man’s Search For Meaning”, p. 34. Stanisław Tyblewski (9605), Account in: Memoirs, vol. 68, p. 105. Naparstek (65710), “J’ai vécu l’extermination des Juifs d’Europe au “Canada,” “p. 94. Bogusław Dąbrowski (18375), in: Dąbrowski, „Nietypowy więzień”, p. 12. Errikos Sevillias (182699), “Athens – Auschwitz”, p. 39. Adolf Gawalewicz (9225), “Reflections”, p. 78. Czesław Jaworski (31070), Account in: Memoirs, vol. 4, p. 170. Edward Halek (39676), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 78, p. 35. Konstanty Piekarski (4618), “Escaping Hell”, p. 98. ===== Illustration: An excerpt from a work by Marian Kołodziej from the series entitled ‘Labyrinths’.

    “Auschwitz. A Monograph of the Human”. Part 4. Emotions and Numbness

  8. 4d ago

    “Auschwitz. A Monograph of the Human”. Part 3. Inner Life

    The book ‘Auschwitz. A Monograph on the Human’ is the first of its kind in the world to try to depict human emotions within the reality of Auschwitz camp. Its author, Museum Director Dr. Piotr Cywiński, draws on fragments of memoirs and testimonies from more than 450 Survivors. It is the words of these direct witnesses that form the basis of this reflection on the human condition amid the process of dehumanization at the German Nazi concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz. Part 3. Inner Life Read by: Grey Stafford Adaptation for the podcast: Agnieszka Juskowiak-Sawicka Music: JivexMusic ===== Testimonies and memoirs used into the podcast: Zofia Kossak (64491), “Z otchłani”, p. 79. Bogdan Bartnikowski (192731), “Childhood Behind Barbed Wire”, p. 86. Victor Frankl (119104), “Man’s Search For Meaning”, p. 50. Gerta Solan (A-27635), “ My Heart is at Ease”, p. 29. Mieczysława Chylińska (44658), “Kobiety w Oświęcimiu-Brzezince,” Przegląd Lekarski – Oświęcim (1988) p. 157. Primo Levi (174517), “If This Is a Man”, p. 113. Camille Touboul (72420), “Le plus long des chemins”, p. 67. Charlotte Delbo (31661), “None of Us Will Return”, p. 67. Paula Gruber-Herszkopf (n.n.), “Lasting Pain. Memories of My Life”, trans. Yvette Joy Blog (Create Space-Assigned 2013), p. 111. Halina Birenbaum (48693), “Hope Is the Last to Die”, p. 173 Primo Levi (174517), “If This Is a Man”, p. 52. Jerzy Brandhuber (87112), Account in: Memoirs, vol. 7, p. 61. Liliane Badour (75127), in: Esrail, “L’espérance d’un baiser”, p. 104. Léon Arditti (169738), “Vouloir vivre. Deux freres a Auschwitz” (Paris: Editions L’Harmattan, 1995), p. 67. Anna Molnar Hegedűs (n.n.), “As the Lilacs Bloomed”, p. 64 David Wisnia (83526), “One Voice, Two Lives”, p. 43. Maurice Cling (A-5151), „Wy, co wchodzicie tutaj”, p. 91. Zofia Kossak (64491), „Z otchłani”, p. 78. Dawid Pankowski (46333), „Z Auszwicu do Belsen”, p. 24. Romana Duracz (43544), in: „Przekaz Oświęcimski”, p. 21. Stefan Budziaszek (20526), Account in: Testimonies, vol. 88a, p. 28. Maria Ślisz-Oyrzyńska (40275), cited in: Ryn, Kłodziński (20019), „Śmierć”, p. 73. Mieczysława Chylińska (44658), cited in: Ryn, Kłodziński (20019), „Śmierć”, p. 74. Eva Schloss (A-5272), “Eva’s Story” (London: Evelyn Kent Associates, 2008), p. 138. Alojzy Fros (136223), cited in: Ryn, Kłodziński (20019), “Śmierć”, p. 74. Willy Berler (117476), “Journey Through Darkness” (London: Vallentine Mitchell, 2004), p. 63. Tadeusz Sobolewicz (23053), „But I Survived”, p. 174. Kazimierz Piechowski (918), „Byłem numerem”, p. 46. Ibid., p. 47. Zofia Posmysz (7566), „Królestwo za mgłą”, p. 366. Primo Levi (174517), “If This Is a Man”, p. 41. Gracjan Fijałkowski (137632), “Odwszenie w Birkenau. BIId,” Zeszyty Oświęcimskie, No. 8 (1964), p. 72. Maria Jezierska (24449), Account in: Memoirs, vol. 2, p. 404. Mira Paszkiewicz (84722), Account in: Memoirs, vol. 1, p. 140. August Kowalczyk (6804), “A Barbed Wire Refrain II”, p. 10. Miklosz Nyiszli (A 8450), “I Was Doctor Mengele’s Assistant”, p. 52. Victor Frankl (119104), “Man’s Search For Meaning”, p. 40-41. Raphael Esrail (173295), “L’espérance d’un baiser”, p. 108. Krystyna Żywulska (55908), “I Survived Auschwitz”, p. 40-41. ===== Illustration: An excerpt from a work by Marian Kołodziej from the series entitled ‘Labyrinths’.

    “Auschwitz. A Monograph of the Human”. Part 3. Inner Life
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The official podcast of the Auschwitz Memorial. The history of Auschwitz is exceptionally complex. It combined two functions: a concentration camp and an extermination center. Nazi Germany persecuted various groups of people there, and the camp complex continually expanded and transformed itself. In the podcast "On Auschwitz," we discuss the details of the history of the camp as well as our contemporary memory of this important and special place. We kindly ask you to support our mission and share our podcast in social media. Online lessons: http://lesson.auschwitz.org

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