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 Eyewitness Auschwitz - Filip Muller
 Eyewitness Auschwitz - Filip Muller ... more than two years in the gassing installations and crematoria and lived to tell about it.Newest Review: ... dead. He was also there at the end, in May 1945, when the U.S. tanks rolled into Wels, Austria and the Nazis were ... more ... defeated.
He went on to testify to the crimes of his captors at the Auschwitz Trial in 1964. Throughout his story, he explains his main reason for wanting to keep going was to survive to tell the world of the horrors he witnessed and experienced. He moved to Western Europe in 1969 and Eyewitness Auschwitz was published in 1979. As far as I can tell, Muller is still alive and 85 years old. I can't find a record of his death online anyway.
His book is 180 pages long and is split into five chapters, with a glossary and diagram...more |
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Eyewitness Auschwitz - Filip Muller: Witnessing Mass Murder... (1290 words)
by - written on 05/12/07 (Very useful, 223 readings)
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I have read many books about the Holocaust and especially about Auschwitz, as I find it a fascinating time in history for many reasons. I think it teaches us a lesson about how humans can behave too - both as the aggressors and as the survivors. While each book I read horrifies me further as the atrocities committed by the Nazis are described in different ways, yet each person's story also fills me with a sense of awe and pride. The victims and survivors of Auschwitz and other concentration camps were so often brave, inventive and quick-thinking. While I regularly admire Olympic champions who run faster, jump higher and tumble more impressively at each ... Read the complete review
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