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This is an Auschwitz testimony from a larger work titled The Camp of Disappearing Men. It was printed in 1944 by an organization called the Polish Workers Party and the singular voice giving the account is unidentified. This eyewitness does not explain how he made good his escape but the testimony was published in the Spring of 1945 - when the existence of the death camp was first discovered and made known to the world.

N.B.: Auschwitz was first called Oświęcim, named for the nearest Polish city.

     


Auschwitz (Coronet Magazine, 1945)

Auschwitz (Coronet Magazine, 1945)

Auschwitz (Coronet Magazine, 1945)

Auschwitz (Coronet Magazine, 1945)

Auschwitz (Coronet Magazine, 1945)

Auschwitz (Coronet Magazine, 1945)

Auschwitz (Coronet Magazine, 1945)

Auschwitz (Coronet Magazine, 1945)

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