ZAPISY TERRORU. VOLUME 6. AUSCHWITZ-BIRKENAU. FATE OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN

A harrowing account of one of the darkest chapters in human history. The book takes the reader to the heart of the Auschwitz-Birkenau inferno, showing the fate of women and children who fell victim to the Nazi regime. It is a collection of personal testimonies, accounts and memories that are deeply shocking and leave a lasting impression. The authors give a voice to individual victims, allowing us to understand the diversity of their fates and the specifics of the experiences that changed their lives forever. These are not just dry statistics, but above all the stories of people who experienced hell on earth.

• Harrowing testimonies of former prisoners of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
• Personal accounts from life in the camp's women's ward.
• Descriptions of the crimes of German overseers and experiments on mass sterilization.
• Detailed information about the extermination of Jews and prisoners of other nationalities, including children.
• Unique insight into the fate of the victims of Nazi totalitarianism.
• Diversity of experiences showing the individual stories of each prisoner.
• The memory of the victims, which should never fade.

The book "Zapisy Terroru. Volume 6. Auschwitz-Birkenau. Fate of Women and Children" is an extremely important testimony of history, which allows us to understand the magnitude of the tragedy that took place in Auschwitz-Birkenau. The authors give a voice to the victims, showing their humanity and individuality, which avoids reducing their fate to dry statistics. It is compulsory reading for anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge of the Holocaust and understand the mechanisms of Nazi terror. This volume is the second devoted to Auschwitz-Birkenau. The tragic fate of women and children living in the camp is told by former prisoners.

It is important to emphasize that this book is not only a collection of memories, but also a valuable source of historical knowledge. The authors try to present the facts reliably, based on documents and witness accounts. In this way, the reader can form his own opinion about the events that took place in Auschwitz-Birkenau. It is also a warning against repeating the mistakes of the past and an encouragement to build a world based on tolerance, respect and peace. The publication of the Pilecki Institute brings closer the backstage of life in the camp.

The book describes, among other things, the difficult living conditions in the women's ward, the crimes of German overseers, experiments on mass sterilization and the extermination of Jews and prisoners of other nationalities - including children. Calling on personal testimonies of prisoners of Auschwitz-Birkenau allows us to give a voice to individual victims of Nazi totalitarianism, instead of reducing their fate to dry statistics. The accounts of individual victims show the diversity of their fates and the specifics of each individual's experiences. The book has 312 pages and a format of 16.5x25 cm. The year of publication is 2019, binding is paperback.

This publication is an important element of historical education, allowing us to understand the mechanisms of totalitarianism and the consequences of hatred. It is a warning against repeating the mistakes of the past and a reminder of the need to build a world based on respect, tolerance and peace. Anyone who reaches for this book will certainly not remain indifferent to the fate of the victims of Auschwitz-Birkenau and will understand how important it is to preserve the memory of these tragic events. The book was published by the Pilecki Institute.