16 March 2022
Category: Male Nazi Guards
Paul Szczurek was born on June 26, 1908 near Katowice. He was a Polish citizen of German nationality. Before the outbreak of the WW2, he used to work as a steelworker. In January 1940 he joined the SS and in October 1940 he started to work in Auschwitz concentration camp where he committed his worst crimes.
He held various positions in the camp and worked not only at censorship office for letters and parcels for prisoners but also as a concentration camp guard and block leader. . He took active part in selections for gas chambers and was known for his bestiality. After the end of the war, Paul Szczurek had to finally face justice and pay for his crimes. He was tried at the Auschwitz trial which began on November 24, 1947. The trial lasted one month and sentenced Paul Szczurek to death by hanging.
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21 October 2022
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21 October 2022
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Tony McDonnly
21 July 2022
I love this presentation. It's one of the best videos on Anne Frank and her family. It is true it is believed she and her sister Margot died in February, not March, one day apart. Visit Amsterdam. Visit the Anne Frank Huis Museum. Read The Diary of Anne Frank. Excellent read. There is one thing the narrator forgot to say: "There were tears shed for Anne, Margot, Edith, and the others who died from the Secret Annex."