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In World War II , the genocide initiated by Axis power caused people from all over the world to suffer a lot, and tens of millions of people were brutally killed by the Axis troops.
In Europe, a considerable number of victims were slowly abused to death in concentration camps, squeezing their last little value and then killing them. Schwartz, the woman in the photo, is one of the lucky ones. She was rescued by the Allies before she was persecuted to death.
Schwartz was locked up in a concentration camp when she was 30 years old. Because she was a healthy young woman, she was assigned to the factory in the concentration camp to produce military supplies for Germany, so she was not killed immediately.
During the time of forced labor, Schwartz can only receive very little food every day, but he must complete a lot of work. During this period, he will be beaten and scolded. Once he fails to complete the task, he may be killed, so he will complete the task every day no matter how tired he is.
During the more than a year of detention, Schwartz was so hungry that he had skin and bones, his hair was falling off, his health was in extremely poor, and he weighed only 24.6 kilograms. He was listed as a pending target. If the Allies were late for a few days, Schwartz would be doomed.
In the Allied Hospital, Schwartz's body recovered quickly. Not only did his hair grow back, but he also weighed 45 kg in just three months, returning to normal state.
The girl being rescued in this photo is also a lucky person who escaped from death. The girl's name is Judith, a model, was imprisoned in the Penig concentration camp in Germany in November 1944.
Judith was equally lucky to be selected as a laborer and began to live forced labor in the concentration camp. Under the high-intensity labor and the abuse of poor food supplies, she weighed only 23 kilograms before she was rescued.
irrelevant to imagine what kind of abuse a person has experienced, and he can lose half his weight in five months. Before Judith was rescued, his muscles had already shrunk, just wandering on the edge of life and death.
was selected as a laborer in the concentration camp. Although he would also be abused, he was definitely a lucky group in the concentration camp because they could get food, although it was pitifully small, and had the opportunity to survive until they were rescued.
The most unfortunate thing is that he was selected as the experimental subject and suffered inhuman physical damage. In the photo, this girl with a numb expression and a dull face is the experimental subject of the German army.
In order to simulate a fracture of her leg on the battlefield, her leg was broken, and then on her broken leg, the German army will test various treatment methods and finally apply it to the battlefield.
If the girl is lucky enough and the experiment is effective on her, she will be cared for "good" and will not be hungry until she is fully recovered.
But if she is not lucky enough, the treatment she tried on her is wrong, or her wound is inflamed and infected, then her ending is to be directly executed, then dissected, and eventually sent to the incinerator.
Look at the shocking wounds on this girl's legs. Both bones on one leg were broken, and her entire legs were swollen, which was completely disproportionate to her thin body. You can imagine how much pain she was suffering.
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