And here is the source for the above image which Fenix obviously forgot to mention

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ ... RKENAU.png
Of course, thanks.Swede71 wrote:I´m pretty sure that the black circle is a SS dog kennel.
I am aware of that. They took bricks even from the crematoriums to be used as building materials.history1 wrote:Sampo, no need to wonder, the Poles did take everything apart from the remaining buildings in - and outside the fence. It´s no secret that they used everything what they needed. They also did overbuild camp ground with civil houses and roads, eg. the northern part of Auschwitz II B[-auabschnitt] III, called Mexico. Not specified on the above french map posted by Greg.
I´m fascinated by you job, guys! Those overlayed maps are fantastic.Sampo Jämbeck wrote:[...]
I am aware of that. They took bricks even from the crematoriums to be used as building materials.
Swede71, I did pretty much the same to compare the area now and then.
Birkenau SSHQ-2 kopio.jpg
Birkenau SSHQ-3 kopio.jpg
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If you need a theoretical background to that you should read the written in 1945 book The Murderous Nation by Emil Rappaport (a Polish Jew, judge of the Supreme Court of Poland from 1919 to 1951, co-author of Polish Penal Code, sentenced Arthur Greiser to death).history1 wrote:Less astonishing the political agenda at the end when the children are leavibg the hut: "look in those faces, they say "no mercy with the Germans"...". He doesn´t say "no mercy with German war criminals" but preaching hate against all Germans.
It´s on my bookshelf. It contents very little information from only a handful of accused persons. Not testimonies from the trial, what especialy I´m looking for.wm wrote:They sell this book, 304 pages of testimonies from the Kraków trial, including Grabner's and Liebehenscheland's.
Maybe you would be so often angry about the incorrect translations/informations as I do. And though I´m reporting them to Auschwitz they make no effort to correct them/ to ad an erratum in their books. Or to inform the readers on their website about them.Swede71 wrote:I really wish i knew polish. There are so many publications (that you guys linked to) I would like to read, but unfortunatly I dont understand a word. [...]