Movie Theater Documentary: Accountant at Auschwitz
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I got this movie 'some time ago' but haven't had a chance to watch it yet. So you recommend it then, eh?
Saw it.. pretty enlightening, as is always with the Holocaust. Everything WW2 related is interesting to me because so many involved never spoke a word of it after the fact. Reasons varied.
My gramps was at Auschwitz as a prisoner (Polish) and was forced to do some pretty atrocious shit. After being liberated by the great ole U S of A, he got married and moved to Texas were his first born was also the first generation american. The child was tasked with teaching her parents English - they couldn't speak a lick for years. The grandparents were of the ambitious type who rebuilt there lives first as lawn maintenance works or as a butler. After having 4 kids, they still figured out a way to build a business and make true of the american dream. Unfortunately, gramps didn't take his kids back to the camp as he had always wanted too, but it's hard to blame him considering it was most certainly the worst years of his life.
My gramps was at Auschwitz as a prisoner (Polish) and was forced to do some pretty atrocious shit. After being liberated by the great ole U S of A, he got married and moved to Texas were his first born was also the first generation american. The child was tasked with teaching her parents English - they couldn't speak a lick for years. The grandparents were of the ambitious type who rebuilt there lives first as lawn maintenance works or as a butler. After having 4 kids, they still figured out a way to build a business and make true of the american dream. Unfortunately, gramps didn't take his kids back to the camp as he had always wanted too, but it's hard to blame him considering it was most certainly the worst years of his life.
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