Скачать или смотреть The Polish Officer Who VOLUNTEERED to Be Imprisoned in Auschwitz — His Reports Shocked the WORLD

On September 19, 1940, Witold Pilecki, a Polish cavalry officer, made an extraordinary choice: to get arrested by the Nazis and volunteer for Auschwitz. His mission was to build a resistance network inside the notorious concentration camp, gather intelligence on the genocide taking place, and report the truth to the world. For 947 days, Pilecki survived Auschwitz, documented mass murder, and smuggled out reports to the Allies, who ultimately chose not to act on his crucial intelligence.

His bravery and his incredible decision to infiltrate Auschwitz as a prisoner have remained a hidden story for decades. This video tells the tale of Witold's volunteer mission, his fight for survival, and how his testimony about the Holocaust was ignored until decades after his death. His story is one of sacrifice, bravery, and the tragic erasure of a hero’s legacy.

Join us to explore the heroic efforts of Witold Pilecki and his determination to expose the Holocaust long before the world knew of its horrors. Discover how this man, whose reports could have changed history, was forgotten for 40 years and only recognized long after his execution.

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