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Edek and his friend Wieslar planned to escape, and Edek wanted the to bring Mala, Wieslar first agreed to it, he had serious thoughts about Mala, considering she had not been well, and was Jewish could jeopardise their chances of a successful escape. They later came up with a new plan to where Edek and Mala would escape on saturday and Wieslar would escape on monday with a prisoner called Jozek

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Mala was arrested on the 22 July 1942, at Antwerp Central Station, on her way back from Brussels, where she had been looking for a hiding place for her family and herself

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She would write to her family back home but wouldn't get a response so she got worried and later found out  her parents and her three nephews, aged 3,5 and 6 had been murdered in the gas chambers of Auschwitz

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song

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"Kommander's Car" Katy Carr (official music video)

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Please subscribe to my youtube channel for more updates :) On 20th June 1942, Polish boy scout Kazimierz Piechowski escaped from Auschwitz - Birkenau the notoriously cruel German concentration camp where 1.1 million innocent people from all faiths and backgrounds were murdered during WWII.

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was a Polish prisonerwho was a veteran of Auschwitz, and arrived in Auschwitz in June 1940 from the prison in Tarnow.

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Auschwitz camp

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Auschwitz concentration camp, Auschwitz, Lesser Poland, Poland, Europe

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the truth about the troops

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Edek used a uniform of a command leader to escape but they were later found 12 days later on July 6  1944 at the   Zywiek Mountains 

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Edek used a uniform of a command leader to escape but they were later found 12 days later on July 6  1944 at the   Zywiek Mountains 

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Edek’s body tightened, twitched and then remained hanging limply, his head dropped to one side. He was no longer alive.”

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The family moved to Belgium and Malka was registered as living in the city of Antwerp on the 21 March 1928. Malka was a model pupil and she excelled in mathematics and languages. She had a command of Flemish, French, German, Polish and English.

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Malka Zimetbaum was the youngest of five children born to Pinkas Zimetbaum and his wife Chaya, in Brzesko, Poland on the 26 January 1918.

The family moved to Belgium and Malka was registered as living in the city of Antwerp on the 21 March 1928. Malka was a model pupil and she excelled in mathematics and languages. She had a command of Flemish, French, German, Polish and English.

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before he died