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Background Information:  Who, What, When, and Where:                                                                              Rudolf Vrba,         a perosn who essaped auschwitz                                                          Early in March 1942,On June 14th, 1942, he was deported first to Majdanek

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Background Information:  Who, What, When, and Where:                                                                              Rudolf Vrba,         a perosn who essaped auschwitz                                                          Early in March 1942,On June 14th, 1942, he was deported first to Majdanek

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Rudolf Vrba on the Resistance in Auschwitz (Shoah, 1985)

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From the testimony of survivors such as Elie Wiesel, it seems clear that the Jewish masses assumed that if something truly horrible was in store for them, these respectable leaders would know about it and would share their knowledge ... It is my contention that a small group of informed people, by their silence, deprived others of the possibility or privilege of making their own decisions in the face of mortal danger."

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From the testimony of survivors such as Elie Wiesel, it seems clear that the Jewish masses assumed that if something truly horrible was in store for them, these respectable leaders would know about it and would share their knowledge ... It is my contention that a small group of informed people, by their silence, deprived others of the possibility or privilege of making their own decisions in the face of mortal danger."

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people realized that the nazis were able to be escaped and he told people what what was going on in the camp

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people realized that the nazis were able to be escaped and he told people what what was going on in the camp

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acts of resistice: Eleven days after escaping, Vrba and Wetzler now called Working Group, and regarded itself as an underground movement.he wrote what happend, Vrba believed that many of the 437,000 Hungarian Jews  where sent to Auschwitz between May 15 and July 7  1944  when 12,000 Jews were being taken by train every day would have resisted or hidden had they known they were to be killed and not resettled.

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acts of resistice: Eleven days after escaping, Vrba and Wetzler now called Working Group, and regarded itself as an underground movement.he wrote what happend, Vrba believed that many of the 437,000 Hungarian Jews  where sent to Auschwitz between May 15 and July 7  1944  when 12,000 Jews were being taken by train every day would have resisted or hidden had they known they were to be killed and not resettled.