The German daily Allgaeuer Zeitung wrote about its “Polish concentration camp” on its website. The Polish Embassy in Berlin intervened in this matter, demanding that the editors quickly correct this false statement.
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Allgaeuer Zeitung mentioned Auschwitz as “Polish” Concentration Camp
The newspaper, discussing the story of Enegelbert M., wrote that he was one of the last prisoners who was tattooed with a camp number on his shoulder in the “Polish” Auschwitz concentration camp.
Requests for correction
A press spokesman for the Polish embassy in Berlin, Dariusz Pawłoś, told Polish Radio that a letter was sent to the editor of the Allgaeuer Zeitung in Kemtpen immediately to request a correction.
“Words such as “Polish concentration camps” or “Polish death camps” or “concentration camps in Poland” are not only offensive to Poles and Polish citizens who suffered and died in these camps, but also to their families and the whole Polish society” – said Dariusz Pawłoś.
Always on the look-out
The press spokesman for the Polish Embassy assured that the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Berlin and Polish consular offices will always intervene in situations where the history of Poland is falsified and when the good name of Poland and Poles is defiled.
Yours truly,
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