RT @AuschwitzMuseum: 13 May 1901 | Witold #Pilecki was born. He was a Polish soldier who fought in 1920 & 1939 wars, volunteer prisoner of the German #Auschwitz camp, co-founder of camp resistance. He escaped in April 1943 & wrote a report about the crimes in the camp. http://bit.ly/2IBQO3e 1/2 http://bit.ly/2KfIjIj

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RT @AuschwitzMuseum: 13 May 1901 | Witold #Pilecki was born. He was a Polish soldier who fought in 1920 & 1939 wars, volunteer prisoner of the German #Auschwitz camp, co-founder of camp resistance. He escaped in April 1943 & wrote a report about the crimes in the camp. http://bit.ly/2IBQO3e 1/2 http://bit.ly/2KfIjIj http://twitter.com/CHPSRE/status/995721876348452864 RT @AuschwitzMuseum: 13 May 1901 | Witold #Pilecki was born. He was a Polish soldier who fought in 1920 & 1939 wars, volunteer prisoner of the German #Auschwitz camp, co-founder of camp resistance. He escaped in April 1943 & wrote a report about the crimes in the camp. http://bit.ly/2IBQO3e 1/2 http://bit.ly/2KfIjIj

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