Panic: Suedeutsche Zeitung zamieszcza informację o obchodach w Dachau 5.06. Bez Polek...
Przy okazji rzuciłem okiem, co można przeczytać na ten temat w Wikipedii - niemieckiej i angielskiej. Odkryłem, bez większego zdziwienia, że teksty dość zasadniczo się różnią. W niemieckiej o Polkach (poza wymienioną liczbą ok 300) nie ma praktycznie nic, w angielskiej też raczej niewiele, a to co podali wygląda dość podejrzanie. Piszą na przykład, że przybyły tam (do obozu München-Giesing) z obozu Ravensbrück (13 września), gdzie z kolei znalazły się jakoby w wyniku akcji odwetowych za Powstanie w Getcie w 1943:
Źródło: Wikipedia"About five hundred prisoners from Eastern and Southeastern Europe, mainly Poland, arrived from Ravensbrück concentration camp on 13 September 1944. Little is known about the Polish women except that many of them were taken as slave labor in reprisal for the 1943 Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. Ludwig Eiber mentions a forty-year old Polish women who died on 7 October 1944.[5] In December 1944, after a Christmas party, two of these prisoners escaped, dressed as Josef and Maria in some borrowed clothing.[6] According to an unconfirmed account of Leni Leuvenberg, twenty Polish women were killed during a bombing on 25 February 1945.
In October 1944, 250 Polish prisoners were sent back to Ravensbrück, in exchange for 193 Dutch women, ten women from other West European countries and fifty women from Eastern and Southeastern Europe. Among the latter were twenty-one Slovenian political prisoners, mostly (communist) Yugoslav Partisans. The Dutch women arrived on October 15, 1944 from Ravensbrück where they had arrived in September from the Dutch concentration camp Vught. Most had been active in the resistance and had formed bonds already in Vught. They were a cohesive, supportive group; they marched singing into the cattle cars in Vught and walked singing into Ravensbrück concentration camp.
Out of the 193 Dutch women, only two died just before the war's end. In comparison, a third of the Dutch women that stayed behind in Ravensbrück did not survive."
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