VOICED: Remembering one of Poland's unsung heroes

The video discusses Polish historian Adam Cera teaching about Witold Poletski, a WWII hero. Poletski volunteered to be imprisoned in Auschwitz to gather intelligence for the Allies. He organized a resistance within the camp and reported on Nazi atrocities. After escaping, he rejoined his family and later participated in the Warsaw Uprising. Arrested by the communist regime, he was executed, and his fate was unknown to his family for decades. Poletski is now commemorated through statues, streets, and schools, with his story shared to inspire future generations.

What happened to Poletski after he escaped from Auschwitz?

In what ways has Poletski been remembered by his family and society?