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This is Zalman Gradowski Who Was One of the Leaders of the Revolt

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This is Zalman Gradowski Who Was One of the Leaders of the Revolt

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This is a Picture of Ella Gärtner Who Helped Sneak Gunpowder to the Sonderkommando

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This is a Picture of Ella Gärtner Who Helped Sneak Gunpowder to the Sonderkommando

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After the revolt, most of the people involved were either killed in the process or executed afterward. However, some of the people were interrogated and imprisoned in the bunker of Block 11 at Auschwitz.

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The remnants of the Weichsel-Union where the women who supplied the Sonderkommando with explosives worked

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The remnants of the Weichsel-Union where the women who supplied the Sonderkommando with explosives worked

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Lusia Haberfeld Describes The Sonderkommando Revolt

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Lusia Haberfeld Describes The Sonderkommando Revolt

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The Women Behind the Sonderkommando Uprising | Lusia Haberfeld | USC Shoah Foundation

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A quote from Salmen Lewental describes the courage of the men at Crematorium VI, " They showed an immense courage refusing to budge from the spot. They set up a loud shout, hurled themselves upon the guards with hammers and axes, wounded some of them, the rest they beat with what they could get at, they pelted them with stones without further ado."

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A Report Showing the Strength of the Sonderkommando or "Stokers" 

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A Report Showing the Strength of the Sonderkommando or "Stokers" 

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As a result of the Sonderkommando Revolt according to ushmm.org "Nearly 250 prisoners died during the fighting and guards shot another 200 after the mutiny was suppressed." Along with these 450 men who died the nazis identified the 5 women who helped smuggle explosives to the Sonderkommando. All of the women who helped were killed by the nazis.

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Another Image of Crematorium VI Before It Blew Up

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Another Image of Crematorium VI Before It Blew Up

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The men of Kommando 59-B at Crematorium VI started the revolt on October 7th, 1944. With the knowledge that they were going to be killed and replaced, the men at Crematorium VI attacked the SS. A Jew named Chain Neuhof approached SS Busch and yelled the code word "Hurrah" which started the revolt. Neuhof struck the man with a hammer and then the men at Crematorium VI attacked the SS. Then the men using hand made grenades, from the explosives they made, blew up Crematorium VI. They then escaped into the wood nearby. After hearing the fight the men at Crematorium II started their revolt. They threw a man into a furnace and burned him to death while another was beaten to death. The men then grabbed some weapons and cut the fence. After escaping the men of Kommando 57-B headed south-west to the sub-camp at Rajsko. The men found a barn that they sought refuge in. However, the SS set it on fire and shot any man caught fleeing. SS men with trucks soon surrounded the area and stopped the revolt. An Auschwitz fire team put out the fire at Crematorium VI. Over 450 people were killed due to the SS during and after this revolt however this revolt also ended with 3 SS dead and 12 more wounded.

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On October 7th, 1944 the prisoners of Crematorium VI  started attacking the SS after they found out they were to be liquidated. After wounding and killing some SS the men of Kommando 59-B cut the fence to the camp and escaped to a nearby wood. After hearing the revolt at Crematorium VI the men of Kommando 57-B started their revolt. At Crematorium II they cut the fence to head south-west to a sub-camp. The men found safety in a barn. The SS burned down the barn. Soon the SS stopped the revolt and killed most of the men and women who took part in it.

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The people who lead the revolt include Jozef Deresinski, Zalman Gradowski, Jankiel Handelsman, Ajzyk Kalniak, Lajb Langfus, Zalman Lewental, Lajb Panusz, and Jozef Warszawski also know as Jozef Dorebus. Along with these men, there were five women, four were Jewish, who helped supply the Sonderkommando with explosives. Their names were Ester Wajcblum, Ella Gärtner, Regina Safirsztain, and Róza Robota.

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The Sonderkommando were a group of Jews who were forced to work jobs at concentration camps. These jobs included cremating bodies, disposing of ashes, leading new prisoners to the gas chambers, and a lot of other horrific jobs. These Sonderkommando or "stokers" as they were referred to would work for 2-4 months before being killed and replaced.

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Holocaust Research Project:
http://www.holocaustresearchproject.org/revolt/sonderevolt.html

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum:
https://www.ushmm.org/learn/timeline-of-events/1942-1945/auschwitz-revolt

Separate Image:
https://www.radicalrightanalysis.com/2019/10/10/7751/