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Auschwitz

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extermination-killing, especially of a whole group of people or animals.
partisan-a strong supporter of a party, cause, or person.
resistance- the refusal to accept or comply with something.

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Auschwitz was part of a series of labor and extermination camps created by the Nazis in occupied Poland. Its first prisoners arrived in May 1940. In June, a Polish boy scout named Kazimierz Piechowski would be imprisoned in Auschwitz I.

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The underground partisan movement in the local area and the camp resistance formed a partnership to help people escape.

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Most of those who escaped the infamous extermination camp at Auschwitz did so while they were out on a work detail, But escaping from inside the camp’s barbed wire was something altogether more difficult.

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This Holocaust survivor tells the story of the guardian and himself being a polish boy scout.Also about him going to the concentration camps.He talked about the countryside of  Auschwitz,and how the helped the escapees.

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In a interview with The Guardian Homa khaleeli, Piechowski talked about his duties moving the corpses of executed prisoners. He got the work detail because he learned German as a boy scout.The death wall was between blocks 10 and 11. "They would line prisoners up and shoot them in the back of the head,” he told Khaleeli. “Sometimes it was 20 a day, sometimes it was 100, sometimes it was more. Men, women and children".

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The countryside around Auschwitz and it was anti-nazi.The local population was willing to do whatever it took to aid an escapee.

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The first prisoners