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The Story of Max Block
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The story of Max Block
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BORN DECEMBER 14 1889 IN BOCHUM EMIGRATED 1936 TO AMSTERDAM DEPORTED APRIL 21 1943 TO THERESIENSTADT MURDERED OCTOBER 14 1944 IN AUSCHWITZ-BIRKENAU Although Max Block did not survive the Holocaust, his story has. H.E.A.R.T has determined that this memoriam and its unedited text is well placed in our Survivors section.
Guest publication by Thomas Nowotny
(no grammatical corrections were made to the original text)
Max Block 1939 in... Read Full Story
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Sobibor survivor Thomas Tovi Blatt confronts Death Camp Commandant Karl Frenzel (forced labour section) in 1983
Thomas Tovi Blatt (left) and Karl Frenzel meet in a hotel room in Hagen Germany in 1983
Thomas Blatt: Here you are drinking beer. With that smile on your face you could be anybody’s neighbour, anybody’s fellow sporting club member.
But you are not anybody. You are Karl Frenzel, the SS commandant. You ranked third in the chain of command at the... Read Full Story
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Holocaust Denial & Debunking
A review of the bankrupt state of Revisionism, and the
insensibility of arguing with Holocaust deniers.
In May 2009 I concluded in my H.E.A.R.T editorial stating there is little value to be found in Holocaust Denial, and even less value in debating or debunking denial. That was a little over two years ago, so where are we now?
Casually glancing through any number of revisionist websites and forums, one can find an abundance of neo... Read Full Story
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Images of the Holocaust at Klooga www.holocaustresearchproject.org
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Estonia ,Klooga, 1944, Bodies in a barrack in the camp 637 X 440 76 KB
Half burned body at Klooga 207 X 328 32 KB
Klooga, Estonia, 1945, Bodies between logs 637 X 422 62 KB
Klooga, Estonia, A corpse beside a pile of burnt... Read Full Story
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Dr Elchanan Elkes chairman of the Kovno Judenrat
Letters to London
1943 - the chairman writes to his children about life in the Kovno ghetto
Dr Elchanan Elkes of the Kovno Judenrat
My beloved son and daughter!
I am writing these lines, my dear children, in the vale of tears of Vilijampole, Kovno Ghetto, where we have been for over two years. We have now heard that in a few days our fate is to be sealed. The Ghetto is to be crushed and torn asunder.
Whether we are all to... Read Full Story
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Westerbork Transit Camp Images www.holocaustresearchproject.org
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A Jewish woman sits at the assembly point for transport to Westerbork 637 X 452 71 KB
A transport from Westerbork 637 X 456 57 KB
A wedding in the camp at Westerbork 1941 637 X 448 50 KB
Amsterdam, Holland, 1943, Deportation to Westerbork camp. 470 X 328 31 KB
Arrival of Jews at the Westerbork transit... Read Full Story
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Hans Frank
Conversation with an American Officer 4 and 5 August 1945
*The following conversations took place between Hans Frank and an American Army Officer on 4 and 5 August 1945
Hans Frank in... Read Full Story
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A Jewish Prisoner of War Biala Podlaska & Konska – Wola & Budzyn Part 1
Samuel Jarniewski (right) a Jew who served in the Polish Army Samuel Jarniewski a Jew served in the Polish Army, and on the 11 September 1939, he was captured near Lomsha, eastern Poland. After long periods in a number of prisoner of war camps, Stalag 1 A near Konigsberg, Lablaken in Libau and Stalag 2b at Hammerstein, West Prussia. In late October 1940 Samuel and his fellow prisoners were sent to a Jewish camp at Biala... Read Full Story
