Crime without Punishment…
The Extermination and Suffering of Polish Children during the German Occupation 1939-1945
Edited by: Janina Kostkiewicz
Pages: 272
Book format: 15,8x23,5 cm
Publication date: 2020
Publication date: 27.05.2020
E-book publication date: 16.06.2021
Book description
When a person having a certain degree of knowledge on historic events in Europe listens to the contemporary academic, publicist, or political discourse, they are faced with a great lie on the topic of World War II, which consists, among others, in narratives using the phrase “Polish death camps” and accuse Poles of participation in the Holocaust of Jews. This assumption, held by modern Western people, contradicts historic facts and yet appears to be so common that even the President of the United States, Barack Obama, spoke of “Polish death camps”. The Western world of the present day does not seem to notice that these camps were built by the Germans within Polish territory under occupation; that it was the Germans who exterminated, first and foremost, Polish citizens.
The present book aims to provide a comprehensive outline of the issues of extermination, Germanization, and the suffering of Polish children under the German occupation. The authors realize that German crimes against Polish children were accompanied by crimes against Poles committed by Soviets and Ukrainians (the massacre of Poles in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia lasted from 1943 until 1947).
With this monograph, we wish to pay tribute to Polish child victims of World War II. The whole world knows about the child victims of the Jewish Holocaust and justly commemorates them. Yet, the world has remained silent on the holocaust of Polish children, silent on the subject of their extermination and martyrdom. Will the world still refuse to know?
from The Introduction
The present book aims to provide a comprehensive outline of the issues of extermination, Germanization, and the suffering of Polish children under the German occupation. The authors realize that German crimes against Polish children were accompanied by crimes against Poles committed by Soviets and Ukrainians (the massacre of Poles in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia lasted from 1943 until 1947).
With this monograph, we wish to pay tribute to Polish child victims of World War II. The whole world knows about the child victims of the Jewish Holocaust and justly commemorates them. Yet, the world has remained silent on the holocaust of Polish children, silent on the subject of their extermination and martyrdom. Will the world still refuse to know?
from The Introduction
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Crime without Punishment…
The Extermination and Suffering of Polish Children during the German Occupation 1939-1945
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction (Janina Kostkiewicz)
Janina Kostkiewicz, Th e German Policy of Extermination and Germanization of Polish Children during World War II
Andrzej Kołakowski, A Crime without Punishment: The Extermination of Polish Children during the Period of German Occupation from 1939 to 1945
Helena Kubica, Polish Children and Youth in Auschwitz
Beata Gola, Dorota Pauluk, Suff ering of Children in Auschwitz – Biological and Mental Extermination
Beata Kozaczyńska, When There Were No More Tears Left to Cry: The Tragic Fate of the Polish Children Displaced from the Zamość Region in 1942–1943
Magdalena Gajderowicz, Ryszard Skrzyniarz, Children of the Zamość Region in the Majdanek Camp (in Selected Archive Files and Personal Accounts)
Krzysztof Ledniowski, Beata Gola, The German Camp for Juvenile Poles in Łódź at Przemysłowa Street
Dawid Wieczorek, The Role of Gaukinderheim Kalisch in Germanization during World War II
Danuta Drywa, The Germanization of Polish Children and Youth in Gdańsk Pomerania and the Role of the Stutthof Concentration Camp
Aldona Molesztak, Children’s Experiences in the German Displacement and Forced Labor Camp in Potulice and Smukała – Memories of Female
Prisoners
Elwira Kryńska, The Fate of the Children of Białystok under Soviet and German Totalitarianism during World War II
Adam Massalski, Extermination of Juvenile Scouts in the Lands of Poland during the German Occupation of 1939–1945
Andrzej Ryk, The Fate of Polish Children in Allied-occupied Germany in the Years 1945–1950
Małgorzata Michel, The Returns of Polish Children from German Lands and Scouting Activity at the Transitional Center in Munich. The Polish West State Banner Established by Władysław Śmiałek and Its Role in Simplifying the Fate of Polish War Orphans
Janina Kostkiewicz, Th e German Policy of Extermination and Germanization of Polish Children during World War II
Andrzej Kołakowski, A Crime without Punishment: The Extermination of Polish Children during the Period of German Occupation from 1939 to 1945
Helena Kubica, Polish Children and Youth in Auschwitz
Beata Gola, Dorota Pauluk, Suff ering of Children in Auschwitz – Biological and Mental Extermination
Beata Kozaczyńska, When There Were No More Tears Left to Cry: The Tragic Fate of the Polish Children Displaced from the Zamość Region in 1942–1943
Magdalena Gajderowicz, Ryszard Skrzyniarz, Children of the Zamość Region in the Majdanek Camp (in Selected Archive Files and Personal Accounts)
Krzysztof Ledniowski, Beata Gola, The German Camp for Juvenile Poles in Łódź at Przemysłowa Street
Dawid Wieczorek, The Role of Gaukinderheim Kalisch in Germanization during World War II
Danuta Drywa, The Germanization of Polish Children and Youth in Gdańsk Pomerania and the Role of the Stutthof Concentration Camp
Aldona Molesztak, Children’s Experiences in the German Displacement and Forced Labor Camp in Potulice and Smukała – Memories of Female
Prisoners
Elwira Kryńska, The Fate of the Children of Białystok under Soviet and German Totalitarianism during World War II
Adam Massalski, Extermination of Juvenile Scouts in the Lands of Poland during the German Occupation of 1939–1945
Andrzej Ryk, The Fate of Polish Children in Allied-occupied Germany in the Years 1945–1950
Małgorzata Michel, The Returns of Polish Children from German Lands and Scouting Activity at the Transitional Center in Munich. The Polish West State Banner Established by Władysław Śmiałek and Its Role in Simplifying the Fate of Polish War Orphans
Crime without Punishment…
The Extermination and Suffering of Polish Children during the German Occupation 1939-1945
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction (Janina Kostkiewicz)
Janina Kostkiewicz, Th e German Policy of Extermination and Germanization of Polish Children during World War II
Andrzej Kołakowski, A Crime without Punishment: The Extermination of Polish Children during the Period of German Occupation from 1939 to 1945
Helena Kubica, Polish Children and Youth in Auschwitz
Beata Gola, Dorota Pauluk, Suff ering of Children in Auschwitz – Biological and Mental Extermination
Beata Kozaczyńska, When There Were No More Tears Left to Cry: The Tragic Fate of the Polish Children Displaced from the Zamość Region in 1942–1943
Magdalena Gajderowicz, Ryszard Skrzyniarz, Children of the Zamość Region in the Majdanek Camp (in Selected Archive Files and Personal Accounts)
Krzysztof Ledniowski, Beata Gola, The German Camp for Juvenile Poles in Łódź at Przemysłowa Street
Dawid Wieczorek, The Role of Gaukinderheim Kalisch in Germanization during World War II
Danuta Drywa, The Germanization of Polish Children and Youth in Gdańsk Pomerania and the Role of the Stutthof Concentration Camp
Aldona Molesztak, Children’s Experiences in the German Displacement and Forced Labor Camp in Potulice and Smukała – Memories of Female
Prisoners
Elwira Kryńska, The Fate of the Children of Białystok under Soviet and German Totalitarianism during World War II
Adam Massalski, Extermination of Juvenile Scouts in the Lands of Poland during the German Occupation of 1939–1945
Andrzej Ryk, The Fate of Polish Children in Allied-occupied Germany in the Years 1945–1950
Małgorzata Michel, The Returns of Polish Children from German Lands and Scouting Activity at the Transitional Center in Munich. The Polish West State Banner Established by Władysław Śmiałek and Its Role in Simplifying the Fate of Polish War Orphans
Janina Kostkiewicz, Th e German Policy of Extermination and Germanization of Polish Children during World War II
Andrzej Kołakowski, A Crime without Punishment: The Extermination of Polish Children during the Period of German Occupation from 1939 to 1945
Helena Kubica, Polish Children and Youth in Auschwitz
Beata Gola, Dorota Pauluk, Suff ering of Children in Auschwitz – Biological and Mental Extermination
Beata Kozaczyńska, When There Were No More Tears Left to Cry: The Tragic Fate of the Polish Children Displaced from the Zamość Region in 1942–1943
Magdalena Gajderowicz, Ryszard Skrzyniarz, Children of the Zamość Region in the Majdanek Camp (in Selected Archive Files and Personal Accounts)
Krzysztof Ledniowski, Beata Gola, The German Camp for Juvenile Poles in Łódź at Przemysłowa Street
Dawid Wieczorek, The Role of Gaukinderheim Kalisch in Germanization during World War II
Danuta Drywa, The Germanization of Polish Children and Youth in Gdańsk Pomerania and the Role of the Stutthof Concentration Camp
Aldona Molesztak, Children’s Experiences in the German Displacement and Forced Labor Camp in Potulice and Smukała – Memories of Female
Prisoners
Elwira Kryńska, The Fate of the Children of Białystok under Soviet and German Totalitarianism during World War II
Adam Massalski, Extermination of Juvenile Scouts in the Lands of Poland during the German Occupation of 1939–1945
Andrzej Ryk, The Fate of Polish Children in Allied-occupied Germany in the Years 1945–1950
Małgorzata Michel, The Returns of Polish Children from German Lands and Scouting Activity at the Transitional Center in Munich. The Polish West State Banner Established by Władysław Śmiałek and Its Role in Simplifying the Fate of Polish War Orphans
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