LEBENSRAUM — GERMAN CURRENT — PROMISED AND PROHIBITED POLISH HOLOCAUST
On the night of 27-28 November 1942. The Germans started the Action Zamość action – a displacement operation, which resulted in the brutal expulsion of over 100,000 Poles from their homes, including about 30 1000 children. It was part of the large German alleged General east Plan. The German plan was not only to confiscate assets and forced resettlement, or to Germanize the selected population, but was besides a mass extermination of the population, besides in Zamość.
General east Plan
Since the very beginning of planet War II Polish citizens have been subjected to cruel repression, both by German and russian criminals.
In the sphere of influence of the erstwhile there were, among others, Pomerania Gdańsk, Wielkopolska, Masowsze and Lublin. any of these lands were incorporated into the 3rd German Reich. From the remains, on 12 October 1939 the General Governorate was established, with an iron and criminal hand ruled by the Governor-General infamous German lawyer Hans Frank.
The General Governorate was initially divided into 4 and from August 1941 into 5 districts: Kraków, Lublin, Radom, Warsaw and Galician. Zamość, according to its geographical location, was incorporated into the Lublin district, which was led by respective German criminals, implementing Nazi ideology.
Part of this ideology was the already mentioned General East Plan or Generalplan Ost, in short GPO. It was established in 1941-1942 in a peculiar squad of employees of the Chief safety Office of the Reich. It was to be realized in a vast area of Central and east Europe, and its main goal was to get the "lifespace" – the celebrated Lebensraum, for millions of German settlers who were to settle and manage the land received.
By implementing the GPO, Germany sought to make the alleged large German Reich, on which the alleged fresh Deal was to prevail. In this sense there was the dominance of Nazis throughout Europe, the extermination of Jews and all Slavic nations.
When planning the General east Plan, the Nazis assumed that for 20 years they would be able to annihilate or disembark from 30 to 50 million citizens of various countries of Central and east Europe.
In the case of Poland, Germany estimated that this kind of oppression would be possible to destruct about 20 million citizens of the Second Poland, or eighty-five percent of the state of the Polish society.
The General east Plan Germany began to implement first on these Polish lands, which were incorporated into the 3rd German Reich in October 1939, i.e. primarily in Wielkopolska and Pomerania.
However, in subsequent years of the war Germany decided to carry out their criminal plans besides in another areas occupied by the Second Polish Republic.
Their choice was given, among others, to Zamość, which led to a real nightmare which took place on this tiny part of Polish land.
Zamość seemed to the Germans “trouble” for respective key reasons. First of all, it was an highly attractive area from an agrarian point of view.
However, the most crucial was the fact that in the late 18th century a full of respective 1000 Germans settled in this area, whose descendants inactive lived there, although it was hard to find their national sympathy.
For this reason, Zamojszczyzna was referred to by the Nazis as a "basement of Germanism".
However, before the implementation of the GPO, The Germans decided to hit Polish Jews first. This operation was codenamed “Reinhardt” and marked the extermination of all Jews residing in the General Government.
It began at night from 16 to 17 March 1942 with the liquidation of the Lublin ghetto. In the following months, more specified places were systematically destroyed, and their inhabitants were transported to German extermination camps where they were subjected to mass extermination.
For eighteen months, German criminals murdered a full of about 2 million Jews from the full General Government.
After these events, Germany focused on the implementation of their colonial intentions. However, crucial first decisions were taken in July 1941.
It was then that SS chief Heinrich Himmler decided to establish the German Settlement territory in Zamość. Then, in November 1941, the first attempts were organised there.
At the time, about 2 1000 Poles were expelled from their homes. The population of German origin that inhabited Besarabia was brought to their place. The Nazis called this action “Heim ins Reich”, which explains: “Back home in the Reich”.
‘Aktion Zamość’
At night from 27 to 28 November 1942 in the village of Skiebishów and surrounding towns, The Germans started a resettlement action in 4 districts of the Lublin district: Bijgoraj, Hrubieszowski, Tomaszowski and Zamość, which became past under the code name ‘Zamość’.
Under the cover of the night, German forces surrounded the chosen village and then drove all the inhabitants out of their homes. Those Poles who tried to resist, hide from the Nazis or escape during transport were murdered on the spot.
The remainder had to pack in a very short time. They were then sent to a transitional camp in Zamość, and German colonists came to their place.
The camp in Zamość was a terrible place where cold, hunger and illness were common. His first commandant was SS-Unterscharführer Arthur Schültz – a erstwhile boxer and common bandit who liked to abuse prisoners.
In Zamość, Poles were selected into 4 categories:
I – the confounded Germany, which was intended for re-continuation,
II – Poles who could be Germanized,
III – persons who were fit for work,
IV – another people, children under fourteen, aged and sick. In the second group, Germany introduced additional categories. The people were divided into those who were going to be taken to Auschwitz and those, mostly children, who were to be taken away.
The full operation was supervised by the SS and Police chief throughout the General Governorate of Friedrich-Wilhelm Krüger, and was straight headed by the SS and Police chief in the Lublin territory of Odilo Globocnik.
"Aktion Zamość" lasted from November 1942 to August 1943 and ran in 3 phases. The first 1 ended very quickly, as already in December 1942. At that time about 10 1000 Poles were displaced from sixty Zamość villages.
The second phase of the operation began in January 1943 and ended 2 months later. During its course, the Nazis managed to disembark nearly 40,000 inhabitants.
The last phase of Aktion Zamość lasted from June to August 1943. At the time, about sixty 1000 people were expelled from their homes. This part of the operation was characterized by the top brutality and ruthlessness towards the Polish population, but besides the Polish Underground, which began to defend its compatriots, leading already at the turn of 1942 and 1943 to the outbreak of the alleged Zamość Uprising.
During it, many clashes between soldiers of the Polish Poznano State and the German torturer took place. The biggest conflict of that run took place on 1 February 1943 under Zaboreczne. Then the troops of the National Army and the Peasants Battalion defeated German units.
FORMER CHILDREN AND POLISH CHILDREN OF GETT Łódź
The case of the children of Zamość is possibly the most cruel component of the displacement process which Germany carried out in the area from 1942 to 1943.
The youngest, like their parents, were forced to leave their homes and sent, first to a camp in Zamość, and besides to a akin place, formed shortly later in the Animal.
There, the ruthlessness of Germans towards Poles was most likely even greater.
In camps in Zamość and Zwierzyńce, children, like adults, were selected. The Germans impertinently took them distant from Polish parents and drove them in an unknown direction.
Children who were not destined for germanization were decided to send cattle carriages, to various parts of the General Government.
In addition, thousands of young Poles from Zamość were sent to German concentration camps specified as Auschwitz or Majdanek, but besides to a peculiar concentration camp in Łódź. Unfortunately, many of them were murdered by Nazi criminals.
"Aktion Zamość" was formally completed in August 1943. She was an example of a crime, 1 of many that the Polish people experienced from German occupiers. However, many of them have never been punished for crimes committed in the Polish nation.
REMEMBERED AND DISAPPEARED POLISH CHILDREN'S HALOCAUST – NO-JEWISH – IN THE German CONCENTRATION OBLIGATIONS IN THE SCHOOL GET
Alekssander Szumański book “Mord of Polish Children in the Łódź Ghetto”
"Bollinari" 2013 publisher.He is the first author after 70 years revealing this hidden cruel execution of Polish children, without precedent in Poland's past or even in planet history.
Aleksander Szumański did a titanic work to scope the fewer witnesses of the savage murder, performed on Polish children in the Łódź ghetto. Even the inhabitants of Łódź did not know that specified a place existed.
The Germans drove Polish children there, forced them to work hard, starve and torture. There are not many who survived.
The refugees did not have a chance of success, due to the fact that the judaic police delivered the refugees into the hands of the Germans. The author collected scarce historical testimonies and memories of prisoners.
The title of the book ” full illustrates the historically documented cruel genocide (genocidum atrox) committed by the Germans occupying the Republic of Poland and their collaborators, judaic police from Judenrats (Jewish Councils) appointed by the Germans to operate in the German ghettos in the occupied Republic of Poland, in accordance with the Reinhard Heydrich directive of 21.09.1939 and the order of Governor-General Hans Frank.
During the business they were the primary implementing link of German authorities' orders.
Judenrats besides received orders straight from SS and Gestapo.
The area of the Łódź ghetto was separated for the establishment of the extermination camp of Polish children – “Polen Jugend Wervahrlager der Sicherheitspolizei in Litzmannstadt”.
The existence of this camp was hidden by the Germans. No 1 in Łódź and in all occupied Poland had the least cognition of the separation from part of the Łódź ghetto for this purpose.
To this camp Germans brought Polish children between the ages of 2 and 16 with accusations of alleged crimes.
Often in the camp were children of parents politically and patrioticly struggling with German occupiers.
There were no gas chambers or crematoria in the camp, but the children were murdered by starvation, beating, pouring water in the cold and snow.
MURDERING BLOOK FOR CHILDREN WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE
A peculiar function in these crimes was played by the created “block for children who unwittingly urinate”.
During their stay in this block, children were starved, beaten with fingers by judaic police officers, frequently on their heads. erstwhile judaic police officers handed over children to Germans, who were prevented from escaping and beaten unconscious, they received a loaf of bread.
The author was preparing this work to supply the public with information about the existence of a camp for Polish children in the Łódź ghetto from 1942 to 1945 (Polen Jugendverwahrlager der Sicherheitspolizei in Litzmannstadt). Historiography and monograph connected with this extermination camp of Polish children have not been established.
According to the author's findings, about 10-20 1000 children aged 2-16 were imprisoned in this camp during its years of existence. After the age of sixteen, they were sent to German extermination camps.
Until now, there are no precise data on how many children died in the camp in Łódź. All we know is that about 900 children of different ages of both sexes survived. No documentation has been retained to estimation the number of victims. In addition, German censuses frequently falsified the origin of death.
THE CURRENT CHURCH OF HISTORICAL TRADITION MUSEUM IN THE LOCATION OF THE SOURCES FOR HISTORICAL fact – THAT'S crap – PLAGY IN PATRIOTIC OIL.
WOJCIECH ÓRÓDLAK – PUBLICLY
"MORD OF POLISH CHILDREN IN Łódź GETT" IS SHUMAN'S BROWN, GREEN-WORDING past ENVIRONMENT IN THE LINE.
– WOJCICH SÓRÓDLAK "Historic" IMPROVED POLICIES. NEGATIVELY GERMANY IN POLAND CALLING IT BROTHERS AND SHIT.
That's bullshit, Mr. Shumanski. That's bullshit.
Wojciech Źródlak, wed., 29/01/2014 – 19:13
Mr. Szumański, it is time to finish writing specified nonsense in the kind of “Mord of Polish children in the Łódź ghetto”. compose another 4,000 poems, possibly individual will read it. I surely don't...
And for outsiders:
THE MORD OF THE POLISH CHILDREN IN THE Łódź GETT ARE SHUMAN BROWNS, GREEN-WHOOD WITH THE HEAD OF THE Łódź HISTORICAL ENVIRONMENT IN THE LINE
This review is the voice of the Łódź historical community. Since it happened that I was the fastest “hit” as I read this “nosy shit, nonsense” about the camp at Przemysłowa Street and I wrote a review, it was considered adequate that there is no further harm – besides anti-Semitic – “semitic”, to bend.
Mr. Shumanski, I assure you that no 1 from the ellipse of Łódź historians of this period (1939-1945) intends to discuss with you. There's nothing to talk about and no 1 to talk to. Waste of time and nerves...
PRINTED VOICE – crap – WAR DIBBRA THAT YOU DESCRIPTIOND
"Wojtek, it is very good that you described it. It's besides delicate, considering the value of this shit.
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MUSEUM OF INDEPENDENT TRADITION IN Łódź- POLAND UNITED WORK organization - established in 1959 under the name "Revolutionary Movement past Museum".
A survey by Aleksander Szumański, a past witness – an independent journalist, correspondent of the planet Polish press, accredited (US) in Poland from 2005 to 2014, prosecuted and sentenced to death by German occupiers.
Compatant – Represented individual – Certificate of the Powers of the Compatants and Represented Persons No B 18668/KT3621.
Member of the Association of the Jews of the Combatants and the Damaged
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