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AUSCHWITZ TESTIMONIES Episode 5 – Auschwitz III-Monowitz

Auschwitz III Monowitz was the largest labor camp (and a place of slow death through exhaustion). Initially designed for 10,000 deportees, by 1944, more than 12,000 were forced to work on the construction of the massive Buna factory (Buna meaning rubber in German), owned by the chemical conglomerate IG Farben, which included Agfa, BASF, Hoechst, Bayer, and several other companies. Dr. Robert Waitz, a renowned hematologist from Strasbourg and a physician at the camp hospital, provides us with a series of gripping testimonies. 📌 Watch, share, and don’t forget to let us know your thoughts. The 1:100 scale model of Auschwitz III-Monowitz is now on display in Block 6 at Auschwitz I. It was created by Yosi Asher and Mona Oren for the film Auschwitz, First Witnesses by Emil Weiss. Dr. Marc Klein's testimony focuses on Auschwitz I and Rajsko, the biomedical research laboratories. Suzanne Birnbaum and Dr. Robert Lévy's testimonies concern Auschwitz II-Birkenau, while Dr. Robert Waitz's testimony is about Auschwitz III-Monowitz, a private camp that supplied labor to the "Buna" factory, owned by the IG Farben conglomerate (Bayer, Agfa, BASF, Hoechst, etc.). To support the channel, don’t forget to subscribe or like the video! Version Française :    • AUSCHWITZ TÉMOIGNAGES Épisode 2 – La Sélec...   Direct Documentation: "Strasbourg Testimonies" Les Belles Lettres, Paris, 1947. "A French Jewish Woman Returned" Suzanne Birnbaum, Paris, Éditions du Livre Français, 1946. Voices: Cornelia Griggs (Suzanne Birnbaum), Denis Hirson (Marc Klein), Jean-Pierre Stewart (Robert Levy), Gerard Fenech (Robert Waitz), David Higgins (epilogue) Author-Director: Emil Weiss, Historical Advisor: Annette Wieviorka, Cinematography: Jean-Louis Porte, Sound: Jean-François Priester, Editing: Florence Bresson, Mixing: Stéphane Larrat, Color Grading: Guillaume Faure, Auschwitz III-Monowitz Model: Yossi Asher & Mona Oren, YouTube Editing: Zohar Michel, Production Director: Elisabeth Mergui-Rampazzo, With the support of: The Foundation for the Memory of the Shoah; CNC, CNC Images of Diversity and Audiovisual Innovation Support Fund; PROCIREP and ANGOA; The Ministry of Defense, Directorate of Memory, Heritage, and Archives; SCAM. Production: Michkan World Productions & Arte France