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Helga was impacted because she saw employees lose their jobs. She saw how people were banned from  parks, swimming pools, and even sports clubs. Weiss was even banned from going to school when she was 10. Helga would ask her parents what was happening and she would get angered if they tried hiding something from her. Weiss was also impacted because the noises she heard still haunt her, and even her own dad was killed their.

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How did Kazimierz end up being impacted?

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How did Kazimierz end up being impacted?

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Kazimierz was impacted because they would make them move corpses of the executed imprisoners. They would also line prisoners up and shoot them in the back of the head no matter if they are Men, women and children.

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Kazimierz resisted by already knowing German and using it to his advantage and defending himself. While Weiss wrote in her diary and her act of resistance was lying about herself and her age to keep herself safe for her own good.

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Helga Weiss escaped death at Auschwitz by lying to Josef Mengele at an Auschwitz station in 1944. Helga Weiss and her mom fooled Josef Mengele, and  saved their lives.

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Helga Weiss escaped death by lying about her age and saying she was fit and old enough to work. Her mother told the Nazis that Helga was her daughter's older sister, and she was sent to the forced labor barracks and not gas chamber. Weiss was one of the 1500 people who were believed it survived.

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This is the main gate at Auschwitz

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Auschwitz was created by the Nazis in Poland, May 1940. A polish boy named Kazimierz Piechowski was imprisoned at Auschwitz I. When he was only 19 years old, the Nazis arrived to his hometown and used it to build concentration camps and Kazimierz even had to help build the concentration camps.

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This is Kazimierz Piechowski prisoner photo while he was in Auschwitz

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Nazis arrived to Poland and used it to build concentration camps in May 1940. 196 prisoners made an escape from Auschwitz in Poland. About 1.1 million Jews, homosexuals, Slavs, Gypsies, and Polish political prisoners were killed in the Auschwitz camps built in Poland. Only 196 prisoners made an escape from Auschwitz and Kazimierz Piechowski was able to survive the war that happened.

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This is Helga Weiss when she was young

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These are the types of gas chambers they used at Auschwitz

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When the death camps and ghettos of Europe were liberated at the end of World War II, a psychologist from Chicago visited former prisoners and recorded dozens of interviews.

David Boder's recordings are among the earliest testimonies from Holocaust survivors. And long-missing reels of songs from this collection were recently discovered at the University of Akron, Ohio.

From PBS station WVIZ ideastream in Cleveland, David C. Barnett reports.

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Long-silenced songs of Holocaust survivors are rediscovered

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When the death camps and ghettos of Europe were liberated at the end of World War II, a psychologist from Chicago visited former prisoners and recorded their interviews. Unheard for decades, a long-missing reel of songs has been rediscovered, offering a haunting document of the horrors of the Holocaust. David C.

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Auschwitz Survivor Gena Turgel Walked Out of Gas Chamber Alive

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Of all the stories of survival from Auschwitz concentration camp, Gena Turgel’s is one of the most astonishing.