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Auschwitz Memorial
5 June 1944 | Bronisław Czech (prisoner no. 349) died of exhaustion in the camp hospital. One of the most important Polish of the interwar period, 24-time Polish champion, 3-time Olympian, mountain-climber, mountain rescuer, glider pilot
12:23 AM - 5 Jun 2019
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chris mocko Jun 5
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If such a strong, fit healthy man can be worked to death of exhaustion how could “normal” people survive , so sad , Never Forget, Never Forgive 😢🌹❤️
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Glenn Bauer Jun 5
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This is what I was thinking.
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Susan McBride Jun 5
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Keep reminding us. Never stop showing these beautiful souls who were lost because of fear and inhumanity. We owe them our attention.
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Joan Young Jun 5
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Heartbreaking!
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May Oliver Jun 5
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What a tragic story. What a waste. Makes me sad and angry.
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wendy c Jun 5
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All the lives stolen
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nu pogodi 🦅🆘 Jun 5
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🕯
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Michelle McCoy Jun 5
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😢😖
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Steviedust Jun 5
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❤️
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leefer Jun 5
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Nearly made it.😡
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Denise King Jun 5
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Again a waste of extraordinary talent and goodwill because of hatred and fear. Shameful. Please never forget
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Nick West Jun 5
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Being an athlete and dying of exhaustion it had to be brutal for him not to survive! May he rest in peace! I cant understand why people won't believe their eyes or the stories from the survivors! No one believes anything anymore! Just get in your corner! Sad!
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Marietta Doran Jun 5
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Another tragic story. We must always remember & never forget. X
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Hanmar Jun 5
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Never forgive, never forget
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laurie allen Jun 5
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💔😢
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Aleksandar Pikic Jun 5
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RIP
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IRebel Jun 5
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We won't forgive. We won't forget.
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