3: Factories of Death | Auschwitz: the Nazis and the Final Solution

Duration: 48'09''

Synopsis

With the increase in killing at Auschwitz and nearby Treblinka, people are showing tremendous courage, like German officer Albert Battel risking his life to save detainees.

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