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1942 rebellion against the deportation laws.( The Nazis would capture the Jews from there home and bring them to transition, and concentration camps.)

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Vrba Was sent to the Novaky transition camp in Slovakia. Where he tried to escape and got captured by policemen.

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On June 14th he was then deported first to Madjanek where he met his brother Sammy who then go murded for being represented as a work farm.

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He escaped Auschwitz and helped write the Vrba-Wetzler report

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they talked about all the atrocities and bad times that happend during the holocaust. And he saved many lives by warning the jews when there is danger or when something will happend.

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Rudolf Vrba: Konsequenzen der Bedingungen in Auschwitz für die Strategien des Widerstands

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He escaped from auschwitz one of the most notorious concentration camps and co-authored the Vrba-Wetzler report. This report telled the stories about the atrocities that were made by the Nazis and provided crucial information about the huge extermination of the jews. Vrba helped save many lives due to his smart thinking and braveness.

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“Remember that one day of your idleness kills 12,000 souls ... there is only one thing that may be said in your exoneration-that you do not know the truth. This is possible, The villain does his job so shrewdly that only a few guess the truth. We have told you several times. Is it possible that you believe our murderers more than you believe us?”

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"Remember that one day of your idleness kills 12,000 souls ... there is only one thing that may be said in your exoneration-that you do not know the truth. This is possible, The villain does his job so shrewdly that only a few guess the truth. We have told you several times. Is it possible that you believe our murderers more than you believe us?"
― Rudolf Vrba, I Escaped from Auschwitz

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Rudolf Vrba Quotes (Author of I Escaped from Auschwitz)

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3 quotes from Rudolf Vrba: 'Je zlem poddat se aktivně nebo pasivně zlu jako jeho nástroj, jeho pozorovatel nebo jeho oběť.', 'Remember that one day of your idleness kills 12,000 souls ... there is only one thing that may be said in your exoneration-that you do not know the truth.