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During the  Holocaust , the resistence from the oppressed was great, the greater the force, the greater the resistence ! How does defiance looks like during a war ? Is there any chance for the oppressed to express his or her defiance against the government, the army that caused so much harm and fear upon them ? This is a story of defiance during the World War 2  Holocaust  and how it looks like today.  To B remembered forever ! Inverted B is here to tell a story !  What does Bravery looks like ?  https://www.auschwitz.info/en/b-the-sculpture.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfAilAIoMpY The IAC statue and the sign above the main entrance to Auschwitz concentration camp I (© Boris Buchholz)  A sign of courage and the will to live A cynical lie: the inscription above the main gate of Auschwitz I concentration camp: “ARBEIT MACHT FREI” (work makes you free). When the SS ordered them to make this sign, the prisoners placed their hidden message in the wo...

    Letter of the Survivors to the participants of the Catholic Church’s World Youth Day "Express your outrage at injustice and at the complacency of those who allow injustice to happen." Auschwitz survivors pass on letter to the guests at the Catholic Church’s World Youth Day in Krakow, Poland, where around 1.5 million young participants from around the globe are expected to gather. Starting tomorrow, young people from around the globe who are gathering in Krakow for the Catholic Church’s World Youth Day will be visiting the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial. The visits to the Memorial will be taking place from 20 to 28 July 2016. Up to 20,000 young people are expected each day during the first few days. Their numbers will increase later reaching up to 30,000 a day. The Auschwitz survivors are deeply moved by the young people’s great interest in visiting the Memorial to inform themselves about their fate and that of their families. As a sign of their recognition and affection towa...

 https://auschwitz.info/en/commemoration/commemoration-2020-75th-anniversary-of-the-liberation/2020-06-14-80th-anniversary-of-the-first-transport-to-auschwitz.html 80th Anniversary of the First Transport to Auschwitz “Things can’t get any worse,” thought Kazimierz Albin. But he was mistaken. He was one of the first prisoners in Auschwitz Kazimierz Albin was always active, as a member of the Presidium of the International Auschwitz Committee which represents former prisoners of the concentration and extermination camp, as a member of the International Auschwitz Council which makes decisions on matters concerning the Auschwitz Memorial, at meetings with other former prisoners and above all as a witness of the times. This task became increasingly important as he grew older. Meeting young people was particularly close to his heart. He made a point of meeting young people, especially from Germany. And with such a long life he had a great deal to tell them. Kazimierz Albin lived until he...