The video was recorded by the Pilecki Institute as part of the “Witnesses to the Age” project.
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Our today’s interviewee:
Saul Dreier (born in 1925), a Jewish survivor of the Holocaust, prisoner of the Płaszów camp, musician and member of the Holocaust Survivor Band. As a teenager he lived in the Kraków Ghetto. He witnessed the liquidation of the ghetto and saw the death of his grandmother - the Germans shot her, because she was paralyzed and couldn’t get onto a truck on her own. He joined the group of people sorting the belongings of the exiled Jews and was then sent to the camp in Płaszów, where he encountered the infamous commandant Amon Göth, who flogged him for carrying one piece of wood instead of two. Many Płaszów prisoners were rescued by famous industrialist Oskar Schindler, who arranged for almost 2,000 people to work in his factory. Saul Dreier remained in Płaszów until the moment of the evacuation brought on by the advancing front. His train was headed to Auschwitz, but eventually it arrived in Mauthausen.
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