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What did he do after getting away from Germany?

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What did he do after getting away from Germany?

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Vrba later in life went to Britain, where he  then worked at the Neuropsychiatric Research Unit at Carshalton, Surrey. He then worked for the Medical Research Council. He gave testimony at the Eichmann  trial and also wrote a series of articles for the Daily Herald, which led to his vivid memoir, I cannot forgive.

In 1967 Vrba moved to the University of British Columbia, where he then went to Harvard Medical Schoo. He became professor of pharmacology. He went on to produce 50 research papers on the chemistry of the brain, diabetes and cancer.5.

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Alfred Wetzler was Vrbas best friend he met in the Auschwitz concentration camp. He was 24 years old at the time and he decided to escape with Vrba. After they escaped together they then went to the jewish council together and wrote the report, together.

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“On Auschwitz” (1): The beginnings of Auschwitz

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The German Nazi Auschwitz camp was established by the SS in the occupied city of Oświęcim, on the Polish territory annexed by the Third Reich at the beginning of World War II. Paweł Sawicki talks to Dr. Piotr Setkiewicz, head of the Museum Research Center, about the details of the decision-making pr…

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2 weeks after escaping Auschwitz, April 24, 1944, Vrba and Wetzler met with a Jewish Council. The leader of the Working Group, german speaking lawyer Dr. Oskar Neumann, placed the men in separate rooms and asked them to begin writing down and describing their accounts.

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On the camps he had to excavate bodies of over 100,000 prisoners who were already murdered. He almost took his life but he got moved to a different job after a SS soldier found out he could talk german.

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He battled as a heavy weapons specialist in a unit told by Milan Uher, and got the Czechoslovak Medal for Bravery, the Order of Slovak National Insurrection, and the Order of Meritorious Fighter. He sanctioned his new name after the freedom of Czechoslovakia.

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This was Rudolf after escaping from Auschwitz 2 years later.

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Rudolf Childhood photo, he is the 4th kid going to the right from the bottom left

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vrba school class photo -vrba is 4th child from left on bottom row

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He tried to escape to Britain after ripping the Star of David off his clothes but he was intercepted by frontier guards and taken to Novaky transition camp in Slovakia. He almost escaped but a police guard on a bicycle caught him after he aroused suspicion.  He was sent to Majdanek. He was tricked into volunteering for a “work farm” and was sent to Auschwitz.

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Rudolf Vrba was born in Topolcany, Czechoslovakia on September 11, 1924. His name from birth was Walter Rosenberg and now Rudolf Vrba. He is a jew and was forced to study at home due to anti jewish laws.