Holocaust Calendar: October 28
Kenneth McVay OBC
October 28
1940
The absence of a prisoner was noted during the Auschwitz
noon roll-call, and a punitive roll-call was ordered. The
prisoners stood at attention from noon until 9:00 PM, in
their drill uniforms, without coats, sweaters, caps or boots.
Rain mixed with snow fell the entire time. The roll-call ended
when the missing prisoner's body was discovered; he had taken
shelter from the morning rain and died in his hiding place on
the grounds. When the roll-call ended, 120 dead, unconscious or
ill prisoners had to be carried from the roll-call square.
(Czech et al, p. 125)
1944
Anne Frank and her older sister Margot are deported from
Auschwitz-Birkenau to Bergen-Belsen concentration camp,
arriving on October 30. Both later die from typhus in Bergen-
Belsen shortly before liberation. (USHMM, 1994, p. 65)
Raoul Wallenberg appears at Jozefvros freight station, where
a transport of Budapest Jews is being loaded for
deportation. He successfully demands the release of all
those holding Swedish protective passes. During the forced
marches of Jews from Budapest in the coming weeks,
Wallenberg manages to save a number of Jews holding Swedish
protective passes. (Ibid.)
According to [SS Brigadier General] Veesenmayer, as of March
19, 1942, there were approximately 800,000 Jews in Hungary.
Of these, 430,000 have been deported by October 28, 1944,
150,000 are in Jewish labor battalions, and 200,000 remains
in Budapest. (Ibid.)
October 28 - November 1
Dora, previously a subcamp of Buchenwald, becomes an
independent concentration camp known as Dora-Mittelbau, with
32,532 prisoners and twenty-three satellite camps. (USHMM, 1994, p. 65)
Work Cited
Czech, Danuta, Stanslaw Klodzinski, Aleksander Lasik,
Andrezej Strezecki, eds. "Auschwitz 1940 - 1945. Central
Issues in the History of the Camp, Volume V.
Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum: Oswiecim 2000.
USHMM (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum). Fifty
Years Ago: Darkness Before Dawn: Days of Remembrance, April
3-10, 1994. Washington, D.C.: 1994
--
"No, I myself am not anti-Semitic, I just don't like Jews!"
(Kurt Knoll, Kitimat, B.C.'s Leading Revisionist Scholar)
The Nizkor Project: http://www.nizkor.org/
rock
ide?
Magyar listan a rakosi zsido remuralom borzalmai aktualisak, nem
fizetett holopropaganda
karesz
cenzúrás az anyád.
rock. látod, megint bebizonyosodott, hogy egy paraszt vagy. nem érzel
semmi különbséget a TE megszólalásaid és a fenti között?
de a kedvedért megkérdezem:
Dear Mr Kenneth McVay OBC!
I like to ask you about a thing: why do you think that thing above
(holocaust calendar) has connection with the theme of this
soc.culture.magyar-mailgroup?
Sorry for the question, but some of us are working on a hard thing:
expel the nazis from this mailgroup, because they can't (or are not
able to) write thing what has connection with the original focus of
this group (aka culture).
k
(rock: látod, ha valaki nem olyan parasztul köszön be, mint te, ahhoz
normálisan szólok....)
rock
> On okt. 28, 06:27, rock <bpg...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > Miert nem tiltakozik a kommunista cenzuras karesz hogy ez nem tartozik
> > ide?
> > Magyar listan a rakosi zsido remuralom borzalmai aktualisak, nem
> > fizetett holopropaganda
>
> cenzúrás az anyád.
Nem erdekel az anyad, avos fattyu. Minek hozod ide anyadat?
karesz
rock,
gyengék a riposztjaid. nem az én anyámat emlegettem, a tiedet...
miért? ha úgy nézzük, ő tehet arról, h. mi itt "beszélgetünk"...
karesz
rock
lendvai modjara cenzurazni hogy nevtelenul mocskolodik masok nevevel a
magyar adofizetoktol lopott idejet es a magyar nep internetet
hasznalva.
A volt Gazdasági és Közlekedési Minisztérium (GKM) jogutódjaként
működő Nemzeti Fejlesztési és Gazdasági Minisztérium (NFGM) és
Közlekedési, Hírközlési és Energiaügyi Minisztérium (KHEM) honlapjait
az alábbi címeken érheti el:
NFGM :www.nfgm.gov.hu
KHEM :www.khem.gov.hu
> > miért? ha úgy nézzük, ő tehet arról, h. mi itt "beszélgetünk"...-
Pedig a sajat anyadrol piszkoskodsz lumpen kommunista cionacikocsog.
Ilyenek vagytok