Occupation of "German Nazi concentration camps and death camps specified as Auschwitz-Birkenau
date:27 January 2025 Editor: Editorial
Ladies and gentlemen,
Since 2014, Reduta of the Good Name before the global Holocaust Memorial Day (January 27) has systematically provided information to editors and journalists around the planet regarding the correct naming of German Nazi concentration camps and death camps specified as Auschwitz-Birkenau.
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This initiative was taken by the Reduta of the Good Name to counter the usage of incorrect terms specified as "Polish Auschwitz camp" and akin wordings, which are false memory codes (e.g. "Polish concentration camp" etc.). These false terms appear regularly in the media while informing about the anniversary of the Red Army's seizure of Auschwitz-Birkenau camp in 1945. The aim of this initiative is to destruct the usage of false wording that misleads global opinion.
The content of the monograph sent to the editorial board of the planet media indicates that the phrase “Polish camp” is an “Oświęcim lie”, and that the usage of specified terms is incompatible with historical truth.
In the letter sent by Redut of the Good Name both indicates the correct naming of German camps and besides presents historical information, which is an component of education dedicated to representatives of the planet media and their recipients. The content of the monograph besides indicates the consequences of utilizing incorrect terms that can actually harm Poland. The usage and duplication of specified terms makes Poland and Poles jointly liable for German crimes.
Content of the letter (translation into Polish) sent to abroad media journalists:
The Polish League against defamations informs and warns, in connection with the upcoming anniversary of the Red Army entering Auschwitz:
In erstwhile years many cases of the usage of the word “Polish Auschwitz extermination camp” or “Polish Auschwitz concentration camp” appeared in the anniversary articles.
The Auschwitz extermination camp was created in 1940 by Germans in Poland occupied by the 3rd German Reich after the attack on Poland in September 1939. Initially, the intent of this camp was to exterminate Polish intelligence. After the establishment of Auschwitz II camp, it became a place of mass extermination of Jews.
The Polish government has been in exile since September 1939, first in France and later in the United Kingdom and did not exercise jurisdiction in the German-occupied areas. Under the Hague Convention, the work for events in the occupied area is assumed by the occupier, in this case the 3rd German Reich.
Genocide by the Germans in 1939-1945 in Poles, Jews, Roma and another nations in concentration and extermination camps, in the areas occupied by the Germans by Poland by the authorities of the 3rd German Reich, was carried out at the indifference of the allies of the anti-Nazi coalition. The Polish government in exile has repeatedly alarmed the free planet about the genocide carried out by the Germans.
In Poland there was the largest opposition movement in the German-occupied Europe, both military and civil. The authorities of the Polish underground state organization issued and executed death sentences on all those who tried to join the German run of persecution of Jews.
The Germans introduced the death punishment in the occupied Poland for helping Jews – for hiding them and any support. This punishment touched full families, adults and children. Nevertheless, Poles helped their judaic fellow citizens. Thousands of Poles were killed by Germans for helping Jews.
German concentration and extermination camps in Poland, including Auschwitz, were German institutions, with German state staff fulfilling German economical and political tasks.
Therefore, the Polish League against defamations reminds us, in connection with the anniversary of the Red Army entering Auschwitz, that the correct name of the Auschwitz camp is "German Nazi extermination camp Auschwitz". The word “German Nazi concentration/destruction camp” refers to all camps which Germany has established in occupied Europe and in its own country.
There were no “Polish concentration camps”. Poles alongside Jews were victims of German genocide. Poland lost almost 20% of the population as a consequence of the war launched by the Germans.
The word “Polish concentration camps” is an “Oświęcim lie” or a denial of the German Holocaust, pursued by the law of many countries, including the national Republic of Germany.
Soviets in Auschwitz
"Auschwitz is simply a symbol of evil, but not just a symbol. More than a million people were murdered there. A million Jews and tens of thousands more! Auschwitz became a black, dark abyss of human-inhuman history, and the Polish land, which for Jews for over 800 years was a land of common life and peace, became cursed by the Germans. Auschwitz is simply a symbol of barbarism, inhumanity, racism and xenophobia!” said erstwhile Israeli ambassador to Poland, who is already dead, Weiss. This prominent politician was right. The German concentration camp, founded on a part of Polish land – in tiny Oświęcim and in close towns, became a symbol of German crimes – any of the most terrible crimes that humanity witnessed.
In 1940, after respective months of aggression of the 3rd Reich to Poland, German high-ranking SS officers began to realize that their prisons and camps, even located in advanced Silesia, and prepared and filled with gradually detained Poles, began to overcrowd. In the light of the above, they decided to make another concentration camp, in which citizens of the Second Republic would be deployed, being deprived of freedom in the following months of planet War II. The choice of Germans then fell on Auschwitz, specifically on military barracks. Interestingly, however, the peculiar committee investigating the site, chaired by the camp commander in Sachsenhausen Walter Eisfeld, found that the Auschwitz barracks were not suitable for the alleged cacet (abbreviated from the German consentrationslager or concentration camp).
Despite these objections, however, it was decided that it was in Oświęcim that the camp, which went to past under the celebrated name KL Auschwitz, would be established. In the spring of 1940, Reichsführer SS Heinrich Himmler issued an order to make a cacet and his first commandant was Rudolf Franz Ferdinand Höß. Then, in 1943, he was replaced by Arthur Liebehenschel, and the latter, the following year by Richard Baer. All 3 of them were declared criminals after the war, although the real work for their activities in Auschwitz was borne only by Höß and Liebehnschel.
It is worth noting here that Auschwitz was not 1 camp. It was a full network of camps and sub-camps—a full of more than forty, both concentration and destruction. But starting from the beginning... On the site of the already mentioned barracks in Oświęcim, the first concentration camp called Auschwitz I was established, called the “Stammlager” or home camp by the Germans, due to the fact that this was where the command center was located. The celebrated sign “Arbeit macht frei” was placed on the camp gate, which translates into “work makes free”. Initially, this inscription was read by Polish intelligenceists who were brought to Auschwitz I by mass as early as June 1940 – the first transport to the camp arrived precisely 14 June from the prison in Tarnów. Among the more than 7 100 prisoners who were then sent to a German camp in Oświęcim, for example, was activist of the Polish conspiracy Stanisław Ryniak, who was given/tatted camp number 31. In addition to him, the celebrated boxer Tadeusz Pietrzykowski, ps. “Teddy”, besides arrived in Auschwitz, who fought fistfights in the camp.
And Pietrzykowski and Ryniak survived German hell and besides survived the war. Others, and there were over a million of them, had no specified luck. It was in Auschwitz that Father Maximilian Kolbe, who died for his fellow prisoner, died. Besides, in a akin way to Kolbe, a clergyman and an Orthodox saint, Georgian Gregory Peraga, were to die.
Auschwitz I was initially the place of holding and extermination of Polish elites. People were murdered gradually, mainly by executions, but above all by the surviving conditions they were created. It was besides where the criminal pseudo-experiments were carried out by Germany with medical diplomas, specified as Carl Clauberg, Karl Gebhardt or Josef Mengele. In subsequent years, this place became a concentration camp mainly for Gypsies, Poles and Jews. At the same time, it was the largest centre for the immediate execution of Jews during the alleged final solution to the judaic issue.
In addition to Stammlager, as early as 1941. The Germans started building another camp, which is part of the described complex, Auschwitz II-Birkenau. This place was located in the village of Brzezina close Auschwitz and was initially intended for thousands of russian prisoners who had been taken into Nazi captivity since June 1941. In the end, another drama took place there. Auschwitz II became the largest site of the extermination of Jews in history, first murdered in gas chambers, then burned whether in crematory furnaces or erstwhile crematoria were overflowing, in open pits. According to the calculations of historians, over 1 million people died throughout the Auschwitz complex: the most, due to the fact that about 1 million Jews, over seventy 1000 Poles and respective tens of thousands of representatives of another nationalities. Most of these people were murdered in Auschwitz II-Birkenau...
In addition to the 2 described above, 1 of the 3 largest camps was besides created in 1942, first as a subcamp of Auschwitz I and then acting as an independent Auschwitz III-Monowitz. This place was located about 5 kilometres from the village of Monowice. There prisoners were utilized for slave labor, mainly for the German chemical company IG Farben.
In addition to the above, Auschwitz had a full network of sub-camps where prisoners working for German companies and factories were present. In total, there were over forty of them and they were no different from the main camps of this complex. People were besides killed there, tormented by inhuman working conditions and German ruthlessness.
The above described places were and are "unwashable" proof of German crimes during planet War II. It cannot be surprising, therefore, that with the russian front approaching, the Nazis decided to get free of the problem and effort to cover up the traces of their crimes. The prisoners who survived this hell went to the West in alleged death marches. In addition, they tried to burn as many papers as possible and strip or blow up crematoria, as well as another places that showed the size of their crimes committed on Europeans from 1940 to 1945.
The Red Army from the 60th Army of the 1st Ukrainian Front was the first to enter the remnants of German cacetes in Oświęcim and close towns. This took place on 27 January 1945. More than 7,000 prisoners have experienced this historical moment. In words, representatives of 1 criminal state, the russian Union, released prisoners of another criminal state, the 3rd German Reich. This is 1 of the top paradoxes of those terrible events.
Sincerely,
Good Name simplification Syndrome
Redo of the Good Names - Polish League against defamations
Grzybowska 4 lok. 197, Warsaw 00-131, Poland
The content of the monograph sent to the editorial board of the planet media indicates that the phrase “Polish camp” is an “Oświęcim lie”, and that the usage of specified terms is incompatible with historical truth.
In the letter sent by Redut of the Good Name both indicates the correct naming of German camps and besides presents historical information, which is an component of education dedicated to representatives of the planet media and their recipients. The content of the monograph besides indicates the consequences of utilizing incorrect terms that can actually harm Poland. The usage and duplication of specified terms makes Poland and Poles jointly liable for German crimes.
Content of the letter (translation into Polish) sent to abroad media journalists:
The Polish League against defamations informs and warns, in connection with the upcoming anniversary of the Red Army entering Auschwitz:
In erstwhile years many cases of the usage of the word “Polish Auschwitz extermination camp” or “Polish Auschwitz concentration camp” appeared in the anniversary articles.
The Auschwitz extermination camp was created in 1940 by Germans in Poland occupied by the 3rd German Reich after the attack on Poland in September 1939. Initially, the intent of this camp was to exterminate Polish intelligence. After the establishment of Auschwitz II camp, it became a place of mass extermination of Jews.
The Polish government has been in exile since September 1939, first in France and later in the United Kingdom and did not exercise jurisdiction in the German-occupied areas. Under the Hague Convention, the work for events in the occupied area is assumed by the occupier, in this case the 3rd German Reich.
Genocide by the Germans in 1939-1945 in Poles, Jews, Roma and another nations in concentration and extermination camps, in the areas occupied by the Germans by Poland by the authorities of the 3rd German Reich, was carried out at the indifference of the allies of the anti-Nazi coalition. The Polish government in exile has repeatedly alarmed the free planet about the genocide carried out by the Germans.
In Poland there was the largest opposition movement in the German-occupied Europe, both military and civil. The authorities of the Polish underground state organization issued and executed death sentences on all those who tried to join the German run of persecution of Jews.
The Germans introduced the death punishment in the occupied Poland for helping Jews – for hiding them and any support. This punishment touched full families, adults and children. Nevertheless, Poles helped their judaic fellow citizens. Thousands of Poles were killed by Germans for helping Jews.
German concentration and extermination camps in Poland, including Auschwitz, were German institutions, with German state staff fulfilling German economical and political tasks.
Therefore, the Polish League against defamations reminds us, in connection with the anniversary of the Red Army entering Auschwitz, that the correct name of the Auschwitz camp is "German Nazi extermination camp Auschwitz". The word “German Nazi concentration/destruction camp” refers to all camps which Germany has established in occupied Europe and in its own country.
There were no “Polish concentration camps”. Poles alongside Jews were victims of German genocide. Poland lost almost 20% of the population as a consequence of the war launched by the Germans.
The word “Polish concentration camps” is an “Oświęcim lie” or a denial of the German Holocaust, pursued by the law of many countries, including the national Republic of Germany.
Soviets in Auschwitz
"Auschwitz is simply a symbol of evil, but not just a symbol. More than a million people were murdered there. A million Jews and tens of thousands more! Auschwitz became a black, dark abyss of human-inhuman history, and the Polish land, which for Jews for over 800 years was a land of common life and peace, became cursed by the Germans. Auschwitz is simply a symbol of barbarism, inhumanity, racism and xenophobia!” said erstwhile Israeli ambassador to Poland, who is already dead, Weiss. This prominent politician was right. The German concentration camp, founded on a part of Polish land – in tiny Oświęcim and in close towns, became a symbol of German crimes – any of the most terrible crimes that humanity witnessed.
In 1940, after respective months of aggression of the 3rd Reich to Poland, German high-ranking SS officers began to realize that their prisons and camps, even located in advanced Silesia, and prepared and filled with gradually detained Poles, began to overcrowd. In the light of the above, they decided to make another concentration camp, in which citizens of the Second Republic would be deployed, being deprived of freedom in the following months of planet War II. The choice of Germans then fell on Auschwitz, specifically on military barracks. Interestingly, however, the peculiar committee investigating the site, chaired by the camp commander in Sachsenhausen Walter Eisfeld, found that the Auschwitz barracks were not suitable for the alleged cacet (abbreviated from the German consentrationslager or concentration camp).
Despite these objections, however, it was decided that it was in Oświęcim that the camp, which went to past under the celebrated name KL Auschwitz, would be established. In the spring of 1940, Reichsführer SS Heinrich Himmler issued an order to make a cacet and his first commandant was Rudolf Franz Ferdinand Höß. Then, in 1943, he was replaced by Arthur Liebehenschel, and the latter, the following year by Richard Baer. All 3 of them were declared criminals after the war, although the real work for their activities in Auschwitz was borne only by Höß and Liebehnschel.
It is worth noting here that Auschwitz was not 1 camp. It was a full network of camps and sub-camps—a full of more than forty, both concentration and destruction. But starting from the beginning... On the site of the already mentioned barracks in Oświęcim, the first concentration camp called Auschwitz I was established, called the “Stammlager” or home camp by the Germans, due to the fact that this was where the command center was located. The celebrated sign “Arbeit macht frei” was placed on the camp gate, which translates into “work makes free”. Initially, this inscription was read by Polish intelligenceists who were brought to Auschwitz I by mass as early as June 1940 – the first transport to the camp arrived precisely 14 June from the prison in Tarnów. Among the more than 7 100 prisoners who were then sent to a German camp in Oświęcim, for example, was activist of the Polish conspiracy Stanisław Ryniak, who was given/tatted camp number 31. In addition to him, the celebrated boxer Tadeusz Pietrzykowski, ps. “Teddy”, besides arrived in Auschwitz, who fought fistfights in the camp.
And Pietrzykowski and Ryniak survived German hell and besides survived the war. Others, and there were over a million of them, had no specified luck. It was in Auschwitz that Father Maximilian Kolbe, who died for his fellow prisoner, died. Besides, in a akin way to Kolbe, a clergyman and an Orthodox saint, Georgian Gregory Peraga, were to die.
Auschwitz I was initially the place of holding and extermination of Polish elites. People were murdered gradually, mainly by executions, but above all by the surviving conditions they were created. It was besides where the criminal pseudo-experiments were carried out by Germany with medical diplomas, specified as Carl Clauberg, Karl Gebhardt or Josef Mengele. In subsequent years, this place became a concentration camp mainly for Gypsies, Poles and Jews. At the same time, it was the largest centre for the immediate execution of Jews during the alleged final solution to the judaic issue.
In addition to Stammlager, as early as 1941. The Germans started building another camp, which is part of the described complex, Auschwitz II-Birkenau. This place was located in the village of Brzezina close Auschwitz and was initially intended for thousands of russian prisoners who had been taken into Nazi captivity since June 1941. In the end, another drama took place there. Auschwitz II became the largest site of the extermination of Jews in history, first murdered in gas chambers, then burned whether in crematory furnaces or erstwhile crematoria were overflowing, in open pits. According to the calculations of historians, over 1 million people died throughout the Auschwitz complex: the most, due to the fact that about 1 million Jews, over seventy 1000 Poles and respective tens of thousands of representatives of another nationalities. Most of these people were murdered in Auschwitz II-Birkenau...
In addition to the 2 described above, 1 of the 3 largest camps was besides created in 1942, first as a subcamp of Auschwitz I and then acting as an independent Auschwitz III-Monowitz. This place was located about 5 kilometres from the village of Monowice. There prisoners were utilized for slave labor, mainly for the German chemical company IG Farben.
In addition to the above, Auschwitz had a full network of sub-camps where prisoners working for German companies and factories were present. In total, there were over forty of them and they were no different from the main camps of this complex. People were besides killed there, tormented by inhuman working conditions and German ruthlessness.
The above described places were and are "unwashable" proof of German crimes during planet War II. It cannot be surprising, therefore, that with the russian front approaching, the Nazis decided to get free of the problem and effort to cover up the traces of their crimes. The prisoners who survived this hell went to the West in alleged death marches. In addition, they tried to burn as many papers as possible and strip or blow up crematoria, as well as another places that showed the size of their crimes committed on Europeans from 1940 to 1945.
The Red Army from the 60th Army of the 1st Ukrainian Front was the first to enter the remnants of German cacetes in Oświęcim and close towns. This took place on 27 January 1945. More than 7,000 prisoners have experienced this historical moment. In words, representatives of 1 criminal state, the russian Union, released prisoners of another criminal state, the 3rd German Reich. This is 1 of the top paradoxes of those terrible events.
Sincerely,
Good Name simplification Syndrome
Redo of the Good Names - Polish League against defamations
Grzybowska 4 lok. 197, Warsaw 00-131, Poland
