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Polish Prosecutor Probes Dutch Film

15-08-2005
A National Remembrance Institute (IPN) source has told the Polish Press Agency (PAP) that the Institute has lodged a complaint with the Warsaw-City Center prosecutor calling for an investigation into whether or not it was a crime to use photographs of Auschwitz victims in an advertisement for a techno party.

From Warsaw to Auschwitz

11-08-2005
August 12-13 marked the 61st anniversary of the deportation to the Auschwitz Nazi camp of the most numerous group of Warsaw residents as the uprising engulfed the Polish capital. Almost 6,000 people were deported on these two days.

The Little Shoes from Auschwitz

10-08-2005
Conservation work involved in the cleaning of several thousand children’s shoes found after the Red Army liberated Auschwitz Concentration Camp in January 1945 will go on through most of August.

64th Anniversary of the Death of St. Maksymilian Kolbe in Auschwitz

08-08-2005
The St. Maksymilian Center in Harmęże held ceremonies on August 14 to mark the 64th anniversary of the saint’s death in Auschwitz.

Roma Extermination Day Ceremonies

02-08-2005
Roman Kwiatkowski, president of the Association of Roma in Poland, appealed for the remembrance of the victims of the Roma Holocaust during Tuesday’s Roma Extermination Day ceremonies at the Auschwitz-II Birkenau site, marking the 61st anniversary of the liquidation of the Gypsy Camp.

Sixty-First Anniversary of the Liquidation of the Gypsy Camp in Birkenau

01-08-2005
August 2 marks the 61st anniversary of the liquidation of the so-called Gypsy Family Camp in Auschwitz II-Birkenau, the Nazi death camp. On that day in 1944, the Nazis killed 2,897 men, women, and children in the gas chambers. August 2 has been observed since 1997 as Roma Extermination Remembrance Day.