Liberation of Auschwitz Documentary - Part 4 of 11

The transcript details the experiences of the Mandich family and other prisoners at Auschwitz during and after World War II. It highlights the family's resistance against fascism, the global appeal by intellectuals to save prisoners, and the post-liberation conditions of survivors. The narrative also covers the efforts to transfer and aid former prisoners and the long-term effects on their health and psyche.

What message did Grandmother Olga, mother Novaka, and son Oleg send to the Yugoslavian embassy in Moscow?

What did the appeal signed by the Yugoslavian group request from the world community?

What actions were taken by the Soviets to assist the former prisoners after liberation?

What were the conditions of the former prisoners shortly after their liberation?

How did the survivors describe their feelings and beliefs after their experiences in the camp?