dziś, z bólem serca, krótko i poważnie

a w dodatku z gazety, której nie lubię: To może jedna z najważniejszych lekcji nazizmu: normalni ludzie zmieniają się w bestie pod wpływem warunków, które sami tworzą.

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no to jeszcze kilka linków:
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(…) After the war, the Ovitz family settled in Haifa in the newly established state of Israel, where they called themselves the Seven Dwarfs of Auschwitz and began touring.
Their bittersweet cabaret was an enormous success…

Doctor Death and the seven dwarfs

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Quando o gás começou a ser sentido, começaram todos a gritar, contou por várias vezes Perla, a mais jovem da família e que morreu em Setembro de 2001 em Israel.
De repente ouviram uma voz irritada perguntar «Onde está a minha família de anões?» Era Josef Mengel, o médico nazi que se celebrizou pelas suas terríveis experiências científicas com prisioneiros dos campos de concentração.

Urban Jungle

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Perla Ovitz is an 80-year-old Auschwitz survivor and a former member of a Jewish family musical troupe of little people from Transylvania. Now living in Israel (…)
In this German documentary, Perla asks Hannalore Witkofski, a disability advocate researching the treatment of little people during the Holocaust, to find a lost film about Ovitz’s family made by Mengele in 1944. Witkofski takes on the search, and the documentary follows her travels across Germany, through Poland, and finally to visit Perla in Israel.

Liebe Perla

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The last to go, Perla, 81, told them:
‘If I ever questioned why I was born a dwarf, my answer must be that my handicap was God’s way of keeping me alive.’

heretical.com

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a jakby kto chciał dalej:
wikipedia zawsze pod ręką… albo książka. ja mam dość.