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1943: The hanging of the twelve

Posted on 19 July, 2020 by Headsman

This testimonial refers to an incident at the Auschwitz concentration camp.

Those hanged were Poles from a forced-labor detail suffering collective punishment for the escape of other inmates from the same group; Janusz Skrzetuski was the man who kicked out his own stool.

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Posted in 20th Century, Capital Punishment, Concentration Camps, Death Penalty, Disfavored Minorities, Execution, Germany, Hanged, History, Mass Executions, No Formal Charge, Occupation and Colonialism, Poland, Public Executions, Racial and Ethnic Minorities, Summary Executions, Wartime Executions | Tagged 1940s, 1943, auschwitz, janusz skrzetuski, july 19, world war ii

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