The Man Who Snuck Into Auschwitz
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The Man Who Snuck Into Auschwitz
In September of 1940, Witold Pilecki, a Polish army captain, did the unthinkable—he snuck into Auschwitz. That's right, into Auschwitz. Pilecki knew that something was terribly wrong with the concentration camp and as a committed (Roman Catholic) Christian and a Polish patriot he couldn't sit by and watch. He wanted to get information on the horrors of Auschwitz, but he knew he could only ...
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Gabriel Ciocarlan
Unbelievable courage!!
Robert Marsh
Outstanding!
James Nite
Unbelievable. I agree with the above. A super picture of the incarnation.
David Slagle
What a beautiful picture of the incarnation. Thanks, Matt!