Smoke above Birkenu. The terrible truth about Auschwitz. Shmaglevskaya S.

Unlike millions of dead, the author of this book miraculously survived, having passed all the circles of the hell of the Nazi concentration camps, and was a witness to the accusation of the Nuremberg process, condemning the leaders of the Third Reich. This is a chilling story about the horrors of concentration camps, the atrocities of the Nazis and the most terrible crimes of Nazism. This is an indisputable evidence of an eyewitness, the veracity of which is forced by a shudder.

the outstanding Polish journalist and writer Severina Shmaglevskaya (1916–1992) for three years was a prisoner of Auschwitz - the Birkenau concentration camp (Auschwitz II), where the Nazis killed the Nazi. up to 1.5 million people. Birkenu became the largest Nazi destruction camp and one of the main symbols of the Holocaust tragedy. In the concentration camp, the author worked, among other things, near the railway tracks that led to crematoriums. During the death march in 1945, she managed to flee. Experienced by Severina Shmaglevskaya in Birkenau served as a material for a book written immediately after the war and translated into many languages.