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• [Sharing] Never Forget the Soviet Heroes Who Liberated Auschwitz – Scott Ritter

  The SS guards abandoned the guard posts surrounding Auschwitz during the night of 20-21 January 1945. At its height, in the summer of 1944, the Auschwitz complex, which comprised three basic camps — the main camp, Birkenau and Monowitz — and another 40 sub-camps, housed over 105,000 registered prisoners, mostly Jews, and around 30,000 unregistered…

  Nicolas Cinquini

  27 January 2023

  fascism, history, ukraine

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