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Auschwitz: Drone video of Nazi concentration camp - BBC News

Drone video shows the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp as it is today - 70 years after it was liberated by Soviet troops. The camp in Poland is now maintained as a World Heritage Site and is visited by thousands of tourists and survivors every year. Auschwitz was the largest camp established by the Germans during World War II. More than a million people - the vast majority of them Jews - died there between 1940, when it was built, and 1945, when it was liberated by the Soviet army.

Railway tracks into Auschwitz-Birkenau - Trains filled with victims from throughout occupied Europe arrived at the camp almost every day between 1942 and the summer of 1944.

Ruins of wooden huts at Birkenau - Birkenau (or Auschwitz II) was erected in 1941 solely as a death camp, the wooden huts are now in ruins with only brick fireplaces and chimneys remaining.

Entrance to Auschwitz I -The wrought-iron sign over the entrance bears the words Arbeit Macht Frei - Work sets you free.

Auschwitz I - The brick-built buildings were the former cavalry barracks of the Polish Army.

Courtyard between blocks 10 and 11 at Auschwitz I - Block 11 was called the Block of Death by prisoners. Executions took place between Block 10 and Block 11 and posts in the yard were used to string up prisoners by their wrists.

Auschwitz Birkenau is now a museum run by the Polish Culture Ministry, and a Unesco world heritage site.
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Find Out - real life escape game - Łódź

Find Out to starannie zaprojektowane pokoje, wypełnione zagadkami LOGICZNYMI, KODAMI I SZYFRAMI.
Gracze mają 45 minut I WIELE UKRYTYCH WSKAZÓWEK BY rozwiązać je wszystkie i wydostać się z pokoju.
Find Out to nowa forma rozrywki będąca alternatywą dla kręgli, bilardu czy kina. W jednym z dwóch przygotowanych pokoi odnajdą się gracze cechujący się inteligencją i sprytem. Przestępując próg pokoju w grupie od 2-4 osób każdy gracz ma szansę sprawdzić swoje zdolności pracy w zespole, działania pod presją czasu i opanowania emocji. Każdy szczegół, słowo, symbol może mieć znaczenie. Odpowiedni podział obowiązków, komunikacja w grupie respektująca indywidualne jak i zespołowe podejście do problemu to połowa sukcesu. Drugą stanowi spostrzegawczość i zdolność analizowania otoczenia. Wskazówka może być w zasięgu wzroku, tyko czy potraficie ją dostrzec?

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Realizacja spotu:
Katami (podziękowania dla Oldman Films za pomoc w realizacji)

Zdjęcia:
Kuba Starzec (Oldman Films)
Michał Kata (Katami)

Muzyka:
Mikołaj Mizerski - Miejskie Frustracje 2

Rare footage of life in Warsaw Jewish ghetto shown in Poland

An unpublished film shot during WWII by a Polish amateur filmmaker in the heart of the Jewish ghetto in Warsaw is shown for the first time in the Polish capital.

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Escape to Poland

NONE of the music used in this films belongs to me

Songs used
In Secrets of Silent Earth-Coheed and Cambria
Hello-Evanescene
Radiant Eclipse-Avenged Sevenfold
Night Lies- Bang Camaro
Liar-Fire Flight
ATWA- System of the Down
Battery-Mettalica

The Dillinger Escape Plan Live in Poland (10.08.2017) HD

The Dillinger Escape Plan
Poland, Kraków, Kwadrat (10.08.2017)

01. Prancer
02. When I Lost My Bet
03. Panasonic Youth
04. Black Bubblegum
05. Symptom of Terminal Illness

Filmed by EMIL GUT

My Escape from the Warsaw Ghetto

Henryk Robak, a native Yiddish speaker, remembers his time living in the Warsaw ghetto, and how he escaped.

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Mamy nadzieję,że Ci się spodoba! :)
Z góry dzięki za uwagę!
Pozdrawiamy: SunnyRay & LittleCute. :)
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Poland Easter 2015

Sayers family trip to Poland - Mar/Apr - 2015

euronews reporter - Is Europe turning its back on its poor?

As poverty continues to rise, the European Food Aid Programme for the Most Deprived is under threat.

This could affect some 18 million people.

Euronews travelled to Poland to meet some of them.

We joined a crew of two police women on patrol in Warsaw.

Agnieszka and her colleagues are familiar with the Polish capital's homeless, whom they regularly visit. They bring them food and clothes.

Gosia has been living underground for eleven years.

She is one of many who have taken refuge in the city's heating ducts.

The people from the local social centre came to see me, along with the director. I asked her whether I could get any financial help, but she said, no, you won't get anything. Because I like to have a drink now and then... People like me get nothing, Gosia tells us.

Others live in makeshift huts in the woods, on the outskirts of town.

Monika, who lost one of her legs, can't find any work. She doesn't get any invalidity pension.

Her partner, Wlodzimierz, earns the minimum wage - 1500 zlotys or 350 euros per month - thanks to some clearning work and odd jobs.

We're doing all we can to get out of this situation, says Wlodzimierz.

We would like to rent a flat, Monika tells us.

But 1500 zlotys isn't enough, Wlodzimierz sighs.

Officially, there are between 80,000 and 130,000 homeless people in Poland.

We see more and more homeless people. Poverty doesn't just affect people who live underground or in huts like these, says Agneska, the police officer.

There are also poor people living in normal houses. The situation isn't easy. People can't make ends meet from one month to the next. That's the case for many Polish people.

While it is one of the few EU countries that still enjoys positive growth, there are nevertheless an estimated 2,5 million people living in extreme poverty in Poland - that's 7 percent of the population.

More and more people are turning to soup kitchens like the one we visited in Warsaw, run by the charity Caritas.

Most of the food there comes from the European Food Aid Programme for the Most Deprived.

This programme allows us to make food for 800 people. If this aid were to run out, if there were no more funding, we would have to close down the canteen, says Izabella Choma, head of the Praga soup canteen, Caritas.

Such an outcome wouldn't just affect the homeless who eat there. Anna Slawinska works at the canteen for a monthly salary of about 300 euros.

We can barely live on that. We just about survive on my salary. My husband is unemployed, I have two children, it's hard. I also get help from Caritas, I get food and clothes parcels, and parcels for special occasions. We get by somehow, she tells us.


Ninety percent of the food aid handed out by charities in Poland comes from the EU's Programme.


Poland is one of the main beneficiaries of the scheme, which was set up in 1987 to redistribute stocks of agricultural surplus.

With stocks depleting, the scheme's 500 million euros per year come from Common Agricultural Policy funds.

Every year, companies like Mlekovita, a dairy factory in Lodz, 150 kilometres West of Warsaw, sign lucrative deals with the Programme.

These are really good contracts because they are EU contacts, so it's a guarantee for the producer, says Mlekovita CEO Dariusz Sapiński.

Such a contract provides us with a client guarantee, a quality guarantee, and we are 100 percent sure we will get paid.

But following a complaint by Germany, the European Court of Justice has ruled that the majority of food supplies under the scheme should come from public storage.

The European Council is now working on a new programme for 2014 but must satisfy disgruntled members including several northern European countries and the Czech Republic.

According to Lukasz Beier, EU food aid programme coordinator at the Polish federation of food banks, the revised project doesn't go far enough:

The EU's proposal for a new Fund for the Most Deprived is much too low. It is totally disconnected from reality - all the figures show that the number of people threatened by poverty is growing. And meanwhile, the budget has dropped by 40 percent. The EU must stand by its poor, whose national budgets can't cover such aid. In Poland for instance, it simply wouldn't be possible, says Lukasz Beier.

In all, 18 million people benefit from the Programme across 20 EU countries, including 1,5 million people in Poland.


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Concentration camp project - yr 9

A school project on concentration camps :*(

EXIT project - Under the Cover (Archstoyanie 2012)

Live @ Archstoyanie fest 2012, part 1

Enrique Iglesias - Yellow - Krakow, Poland

07 May 2019

Dillinger Escape Plan LIVE 2013-10-12 Cracow, Poland - Milk Lizard

Dillinger Escape Plan LIVE 2013-10-12 Kraków, Kwadrat, Polska

Milk Lizard

Edward Mosberg | Honored with the polish medal of honor

Edward Mosberg, The 93-year-old Holocaust survivor, will be honored with the medal of honor, awarded by the President of Poland.
Throughout his life, Mosberg has worked with various organizations, helping to commemorate the memory of the Holocaust.
We will never forget!

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Escaping From the Lodz Ghetto

Leon Madowitz, zl, Holocaust survivor and medical doctor, describes leaving Lodz then returning, and finally escaping again just before the closing of the Lodz Ghetto.

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