Bratwurst Boy
12 May 2010
History / Poles and (Polish) Jews... Victims of war... and beyond [380]
Look at the sources....the documents are all there!
There is no downplaying...it's all there, in all their horribly "glory". Inclusive links to further
information and sources.
Read the sources.
Just show us his sources...(or we can put it into the same drawer like the infamous but never seen "Generalplan Ost")
PS: The camp worked on after the war did you know that?
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diskussion:Jugendverwahrlager_Litzmannstadt
Original mail:
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My translation:
"...About Jugendverwahrlager Lodz. There is told that the leftovers of the camp
were removed 1947. That is absurd! My brother and I were admitted on a Friday
the 23th April 1948. That is my name day, this has a special meaning in Poland, that's
why I remember the date.
On Sundy the 9th May our mother was allowed to get us home again.
We were admitted because our mother refused to work the whole day because of us.
Only the unflinching support of her "Kierownicka" is it thanked that we came free..."
That is clearly wrong.
Look at the sources....the documents are all there!
You mean it is not mentiond on the one German wiki entry which basically downplays it
There is no downplaying...it's all there, in all their horribly "glory". Inclusive links to further
information and sources.
That's nice to know, but we are not interested in Nazi propaganda at the moment.
Read the sources.
It is described by a Polish historian
Just show us his sources...(or we can put it into the same drawer like the infamous but never seen "Generalplan Ost")
PS: The camp worked on after the war did you know that?
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diskussion:Jugendverwahrlager_Litzmannstadt
Original mail:
...
My translation:
"...About Jugendverwahrlager Lodz. There is told that the leftovers of the camp
were removed 1947. That is absurd! My brother and I were admitted on a Friday
the 23th April 1948. That is my name day, this has a special meaning in Poland, that's
why I remember the date.
On Sundy the 9th May our mother was allowed to get us home again.
We were admitted because our mother refused to work the whole day because of us.
Only the unflinching support of her "Kierownicka" is it thanked that we came free..."