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RE: Music Monday (feel free to add your own music)
Song to the children destroyed in the death camps. Janusz Korczak is a legendary teacher, he entered the gas chamber with his pupils. He could live, but he could not leave the children.
Hey @rosgard thank you for sharing this moving track .. I have heard of Janusz Korczak, well I've certainly heard his story .. it's very sad and the song captures the mood perfectly, thank you for sharing.
The camp of Treblinka's death has a very sad history. The only thing that can a little comfort the uprising. An officer of the Red Army fell into Treblinka. The Russians were not taken prisoner, the genocide was going on as a result, 27,000,000 women and children were killed. The EU leadership mistakenly sent an officer of the Red Army to Treblinka. There were 2 camps. Treblinka-1 labor camp. Treblinka-2 death camp. As a result, on August 2, 1943, an uprising was raised.
Many people were able to escape. The fate of their sad 90% of those who fled was killed or peradanos in the hands of the Nazis by the Poles. Treblinka was on Polish territory.
The second successful uprising was in the Sobibor death camp. The Russian officer Alexander Pechersky led the insurrection. The fate of the rebels is sad. They have found freedom. They were killed or handed over to the Germans by the Poles. Of the 350 people who managed to escape killed by the Poles or handed over to the Germans, there were 280 people.
The song is certainly very sad. But it's not without pride. There is a spirit of freedom in the song.
Even if you do not give up in the death camp.
Be human.
Even if you lose, you die a man.
You can not live a slave.