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LA MENTIRA DE AUSCHWITZ

By Thies Christophersen ∙ September 12, 1973

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  • Thies Christophersen

    Thies Christophersen (born Jan. 27, 1918, Kiel, Germany; died Feb. 13, 1997) served in the German armed forces during WWII. After recovering from a serious injury, he was stationed at a agricultural testing facility near the Auschwitz Camp, where he supervised inmates working on various farming and research projects. He published his experiences in the 1970s, and was severely persecuted for it. See this obituary for more details.

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