thread: amazing story of a birth in Auschwitz (WARNING! GRAPHIC)

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  1. #1
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    Nov 2006
    Warburton
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    What a privilege, to care for Sophia and other like her, and be in a place to bring human kindness and compassion to her in the night when terrible memories surface. That is amazing that you've now discovered that her story wasn't just dementia talking - things like really happened. I'm amazed by the circle of womanly support around these rare births, even when they were trapped in a hideous hell that tried to destroy every last vestige of humaneness.

  2. #2
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    Sep 2007
    Brisbane
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    I am in such shock. Moved, disgusted, unsettled.

  3. #3
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    Dec 2008
    Melbourne, VIC
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    Thanks for sharing hun. It's truly a miracle this baby girl made it out of the camp. I'm Polish, and I visited the camp 3 years ago when I went back to visit my family. It was such a beautiful but incredibly sad place to visit. My heart aches for every single person that lost their life there.