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Arbeit macht frei: - Fredrick Töben

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HS: If you look on Holocaust denier websites right now you, they’re<br />

using it as we speak as an example of why you shouldn’t believe<br />

Holocaust survivors.<br />

DH: Right.<br />

HS: And those Holocaust denier websites would perpetuate some other<br />

story if it wasn’t Herman Rosenblat.<br />

DH: Rosenblat says he wants people to know that he did what he did<br />

with good intention.<br />

So if you had to do it over again, would you tell the same story?<br />

HR: Ya.<br />

DH: You would?<br />

HR: Yes.<br />

DH: Rosenblat does say that he’s sorry but he’s only sorry he says that<br />

people took the story ‘the wrong way’. His book deal for a non-fiction<br />

memoir fell through a couple of weeks ago because of this controversy<br />

but a fictionalised book may come out this summer and the movie<br />

version is supposed to start shooting this summer as well in Eastern<br />

Europe, Diane, and they said they’ll carry on despite the criticism.<br />

Diane Walters: I simply don’t know what to say. I mean, it’s his<br />

imagination but he knows it’s not true.<br />

DH: He says he made up a fantasy world and that he was living in this<br />

fantasy world<br />

DW: And his son said he tried to stop him.<br />

DH: Yes.<br />

DW: Good heavens. Thank you Dan<br />

Olga Lengyel: Five Chimneys.<br />

First published Avon Edition 1947; first Panther edition February, 1959;<br />

this edition reprinted May 1961.<br />

>>‘…Thank you for your very frank, very well written book. You have<br />

done a real service by letting the ones who are now silent and most<br />

forgotten speak…With best regards and wishes, A. Einstein.’>There were two roll calls daily, the first at dawn, the second at about<br />

three in the afternoon. It was at these hours that we had to be present.<br />

Before the roll call was actually called, we had to wait many hours.<br />

While waiting, no matter what the weather, we remained standing:<br />

fourteen hundred women in front of each barrack, thirty-five thousand<br />

in the whole camp, two hundred thousand in all the camps of the<br />

Birkenau-Auschwitz area. When we were accused of some infraction of<br />

the rules we had to go on our knees and wait in the mud and dirt.

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