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In April 1946, a group of Holocaust survivors decided that the Nuremberg Trials weren't enough. They didn't want legal arguments—they wanted justice for the six million. Led by the poet Abba Kovner, a secret cell named Nakam (Revenge) infiltrated an industrial bakery in Nuremberg to strike at the heart of the surviving SS leadership.

Working under the floorboards by night, these former partisans painted three thousand loaves of rye bread with a lethal slurry of arsenic. Their target was Stalag 13, a prison camp holding 12,000 elite Nazi officers. By sunrise, they had set in motion one of the most daring and controversial revenge plots in history—one that the US military would eventually try to bury.

This is the story of the "Nuremberg Bread Plot," a chilling moment when the line between victim and monster blurred. It is a reminder that when a crime is too vast for a courtroom, the survivors are often left to seek a balance that the law cannot provide.

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Disclaimer:
This video is a narrative retelling based on real events from World War II. The main story follows the historical record, but some small details and scenes are reconstructed for storytelling purposes. Some visuals are created with AI image generation to help bring the story to life and are illustrative only, not original photographs.