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Because others forget (Translated)
Memoirs of a survivor of AuschwitzBy Bruno PiazzaLength5h 40m
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Few were given the opportunity to leave the concentration camp established by the German SS at Bir-kenau-Auschwitz II alive. To be able to narrate what happened there, to describe the scenes of horror, to recall with a thrill of horror the havoc that was wrought not only on the flesh but also on the human soul and on every civil feeling, is a privilege reserved for very few; and very few, like myself, had the good fortune to penetrate the most mysterious recesses of those accursed enclosures and to witness, while surviving, the destruction of thousands and thousands of human beings from almost all the nations of Europe; of all those nations that from September 1, 1939 until the early dawn of 1945, German brutality enslaved and tamed with the fear of its military power, deporting en masse the inhabitants that it could not immediately kill with weapons, to let them rot in the various concentration camps that swarmed throughout the Europe occupied by the Germans or their satellites, from Belgrade to Dachau, from Buchenwald to Gleiwitz.
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GenreHistory
Length5 hrs 40 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateSep 3, 2021
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
8The Russian prisoners
2The arrest
9Hope does not die
3Deportation
10At work
4Arrival at the camp
11Eleven miracles
5The Lager
12At the lazaret
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6The Kapo system
13Liberation
7The first day
14The return