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Nachum Remba spent time with children, doing whatever he could to lift their spirits.He grew tired of just watching.

Nachum Remba grew tired of just watching so with others, he set up a fake hospital to save those who were suffering to free them from the pain they were going thru.

In the “hospital” the rescued were demanded to lie on the beds. Some were cover with fake bandages to make it seem real.

As soon as nobody was in the way they were taken by the fake ambulance back to the ghetto their home town.

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Nachum Remba was tall, always calm, always smiling. He came from a theatrical family where he developed a funny personality that made people laugh with his dry sense of humor. People described him as attentive and kind, a stubborn optimist. And above all, he wanted to help others.

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When He Came Back To A Familiar Territory

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When He Came Back To A Familiar Territory

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Remba was again back on familiar territory at the Umschlagplatz, this time not as a “doctor” but as a deportee. The Germans caught him during the Warsaw ghetto uprising in April / May 1943. He was deported to Lublin (Majdanek) concentration camp where he was murdered in the Aktion Erntefest massacres on 3 November 1943.

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Remba donned a long white doctors coat and entered the Umschlagplatz as head of the “hospital.” He then pointed out to the German officers Jews he claimed were too ill to make the journey east, and demanded that he be permitted to take them into the “hospital.” The Germans at first acceded to his requests, began to refer to him as Haupt-Artzt Remba.

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Nachum Remba was born on Kolna, Poland in 1910

Nachum Remba was killed on November 3rd, 1943.

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‣ The hospital was open for just a few weeks. But in that time, they saved two to three hundred people.

‣Nachum Remba sets up fake hospital to save Jews from deportation in Warsaw.

‣Remba was betrayed and the Germans ended the “hospital” rescue mission, but many owed their lives to his bravery.

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https://www.holocausthistoricalsociety.org.uk/contents/jewishbiographies/nachumremba.html

http://www.holocaustresearchproject.org/revolt/remba.html

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It represents a lot about the holocaust

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Remba was the secretary of the education department of the Warsaw Kehilia, the official administrative body of the Warsaw Jewish community. Nachum Remba and others set up a hospital to save Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto who are awaiting deportation to concentration Camps. Prior to the Nazi invasion of Poland in September 1939 Remba was secretary of the education department of the Warsaw Kehililia.

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“The nurses wore especially wide coats under which they were able to hide the rescued children. Frequently, It was necessary to chloroform the little ones and put them to sleep to make their rescue possible.”

“He didn't even wanna leave the kids for a minute”

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The impact he made was that he saved the children from the hospital and he saved their lives and when he did save them he didn't want to leave them alone for a minute.

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People described him as thoughtful and kind. What he wanted the most was to help others. He grew tired of us just watching, so with others he set up a fake hospital. He would dress up as a doctor. He would take the rescued German Jews to his fake hospital. And his fake nurses wore really big coats to hide the children they were rescuing. Jewish police round up Warsaw Jews to be deported to the Treblinka Death camp.