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| Changed "Kozetrazionslager" to "Konzentrationslager" which is the correct spelling ] | Changed "Kozetrazionslager" to "Konzentrationslager" which is the correct spelling ] | ||
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| == One person saw KL Warschau operating and survived == | |||
| Jan Moor-Jankowski a Polish born doctor ( about whom is a separate article in wikipedia ) during World War II while working for the polish resistance was ( by mistake ) arrested by the Germans and taken to KL Warschau . Since he was disguising himself as a member of the Todt organisation ( Nazi engineers organisation , i think ), he was released . He was the only witness of the camp operating . | |||
| Also there are some evidence that after WWII communists used KL Warschau as a prison for those that opposed their reign ( while still emploing captive Germans there ). That's why the camps existence wasn't reaveled by the communists after the war . | |||
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Perhaps the page needs some explanation of the post-war controversies and the current IPN trial. Any volunteers? ] 02:06, Aug 25, 2004 (UTC)
- I suppose, it should be mentioned, that the existence of gas chambers in KL Warschau is not proved.
And with no connection with above topic. Shall it be mentioned, that liberated during Warsaw Uprising part of KL Warschau was called "Gęsiówka". MWeinz
- Well... it is mentioned, isn't it. ]]] 15:08, Nov 16, 2004 (UTC)
Changed "Kozetrazionslager" to "Konzentrationslager" which is the correct spelling user:Barlotto
- This kind of comments is usually entered into the "Edit summary" field. mikka (t) 19:18, 28 August 2005 (UTC)
One person saw KL Warschau operating and survived
Jan Moor-Jankowski a Polish born doctor ( about whom is a separate article in wikipedia ) during World War II while working for the polish resistance was ( by mistake ) arrested by the Germans and taken to KL Warschau . Since he was disguising himself as a member of the Todt organisation ( Nazi engineers organisation , i think ), he was released . He was the only witness of the camp operating . Also there are some evidence that after WWII communists used KL Warschau as a prison for those that opposed their reign ( while still emploing captive Germans there ). That's why the camps existence wasn't reaveled by the communists after the war .