Title Statements
- Full title :485 days at Majdanek / Jerzy Kwiatkowski ; introduction by Norman M. Naimark ; translation by Nicholas Siekierski and Witold Wojtaszko.
Summary
"In its first English translation, Jerzy Kwiatkowski's memoir of surviving a sixteen-month internment at Majdanek concentration camp forms a rich documentary record of one of the Third Reich's most horrific camps"--
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- Publication Date:©2021
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Hoover Institution Press, Stanford University
- Place of Publication:Stanford, California
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:©2021
Notes
Translation of: 485 dni na Majdanku. Originally published: Lublin : Wydawnictwo Lubelskie, 1966.
The Physical Object
- Description:xx, 471 pages, 24 unnumbered pages of plates : : illustrations (some color), maps (some color), portraits ; : 24 cm.
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9780817924140, 0817924140
- oclc:on1192304015
- LC Classification:D805.5.M35
- Dewey Decimal:940.53/18092
Table of Contents
Welcomed by crows -- I become a gardener -- Camp life -- My first whipping -- Sickness and disease -- A hand through the barbed wire -- Building the monument -- Thumann and the beatings -- Categories of prisoner -- Hunger and the jackals -- Organization of the camp -- The mausoleum and the turtle -- Homo homini lupus -- Peter Birzer -- The arrival of the Jews -- Herr Knips -- Food packages -- Finishing off the Jews -- The gallows and selections for the gas -- The golden calf -- Releases and contact with the free world -- Fluchtpunkte -- Killing the Effektenkammer Kommando -- The camp administration -- The move to Field 4 -- Fourteen thousand peasants -- Marmorstein -- Auf der Flucht erschossen -- Seeing my brother -- I get my Fluchtpunkt -- The plan to free the camp -- Lagersperre -- The massacre of seventeen thousand Jews -- The Gehenna in the Lagerschreibstube -- Typhus fever -- Hessel the fiddler -- Christmas Eve, 1943 -- The dead arrive -- Sexualnot -- Exekutiert -- Laurich, the "angel of death" -- They count us like gold, but treat us like shit -- Every SS man carries a baton in his bag -- The Revier -- Daily pensum -- Trips to the laundry -- Transports -- Thumann leads me to…
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