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Vrba was a biochemist.
Also known as, the man who revealed the horror of Auschwitz to the world. His birth name is Walter Rosenberg.

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Vrba wrote in his memoirs that, as the Germans were preparing the mass deportations to Auschwitz, the Jewish communities in Slovakia and Hungary placed their trust either in the Zionist or in Orthodox Jewish leaders, such as Rabbi Weissmandl and Philip von Freudiger.

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Vrba's Personal Accomplishments And his impact on the world.

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Vrba's Personal Accomplishments And his impact on the world.

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In 1967 Vrba moved to the University of British Columbia, where, after a two year sabbatical at Harvard Medical School, he became professor of pharmacology. He went on to produce 50 research papers on the chemistry of the brain, diabetes and cancer. Over the years Vrba was also asked to lecture on the Holocaust and to take part in several television documentaries such as The World At War for Thames Television in 1973 and he was also featured in the film Shoah by Claude Lanzmann in 1985.Rudolf Vrba, who is survived by his second wife and a daughter, died on March 27, at the age of 81, one month before his book was due to be republished in Britain under the title, I Escaped from Aushwitz.

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On August 29, 1944, the Slovak Army revolted against the Nazis, and the reestablishment of Czechoslovakia was announced. Vrba joined the Czechoslovak partisan units in September 1944, taking Rudolf Vrba as his nom de guerre, and April 7, the day of his escape, as his birthday.

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Rudolf's Thoughts on the masses of the jewish people.

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Rudolf's Thoughts on the masses of the jewish people.

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"From the testimony of survivors such as Elie Wiesel, it seems clear that the Jewish masses assumed that if something truly horrible was in store for them, these respectable leaders would know about it and would share their knowledge ... It is my contention that a small group of informed people, by their silence, deprived others of the possibility or privilege of making their own decisions in the face of mortal danger."

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Famous Czech artist named Verona sings a song about overtaking your fears and how to conquer them. Verona even sings the song in Rudolf Vrba's native tongue.

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Verona - Ztracená bloudím (official music video)

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Rudolf Vrba was born September 11,1924 in Topolocany,Czechoslovakia. "Rudi" Vrba died on March 27,2006.

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Vrba met a fellow prisoner by the name of Alfred Wetzler, Wetzler was 24 years old at the time and the two men became extremely close friends. And, in the concentration camp, they started a small team of resisters and broke out.

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Rudolf recorded what was going on in Auschwitz. And, this is a historian proving the facts. An highly detailed map and research of the gas chambers and the camps.

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I - What is Auschwitz - 8/ The Rudolf Report (8/15)

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The Fearless Holocaust Resister Named Rudolf Vrba 
His Story:

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The Fearless Holocaust Resister Named Rudolf Vrba 
His Story:

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Auschwitz II Birkenau Sonderkommando Testimony Clips