Did you not see the ovens?
Did you not see the trains?
The smoke?
The ash?
Did you not see the trains?
The smoke?
The ash?
On June 23, 1944, Red Cross workers inspected
the Theresienstadt Concentration Camp north of Berlin. Rumours about atrocities
being committed against the Jewish people were circling the world. Unthinkable
things. Skeletal bodies in striped pyjamas, and worse. But the visitors found
no starving children, mass graves, torture, or gas chambers - just ‘an ordinary
town’. It was a hoax code-named Operation
Embellishment, orchestrated to pull-the-wool-over-the-eyes of the world. Continue reading
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