Quoting: WAKEUPPOLAND
it is used to propogate that jews are the worlds biggest victims.
Some of them were quite small. One was no more than years old, my aunt told me. She was sent to Auschwitz, and my two uncles to camps in Germany. The reason was that my grandma was hiding a little Jewish boy (no more than 8 years old, she said) in the barn, but the Germans found out. The boy was killed right there, on the spot. Near a water well in the yard, perhaps 10 paces from the house. A shot in his head. Nobody understands why the whole family wasn't also killed. They just took 3 oldest of the kids to concentration camps.
That happened in a small village in Pinczow region. Pinczow was inhabited by Jews in about 80% before the War. Grandma told me they were poor people. When I still lived in Poland there were none left. Not one. There is a Jewish cemetery next to the Catholic one. We used to place flowers there on All Saints Day. On Jewish graves too. Some people frowned, as I remember: "it's a sin to go to a Jewish cemetery on a Catholic holiday", they said. But my grandma, a devout Catholic, wouldn't listen. She was a very simple woman, but she had in her more humanity for the living, and respect for the dead than some of the biggest barkers on this forum combined.
The anti-semitic drivels are nothing but just that; stupid drivels. Their authors will pretend a vast knowledge of anything related to Jews, while in fact they know squat and are fed the sickness of the like minded individuals. I don’t need to seek in books any confirmation of the Jewish plight and attempts of their extermination.
The information and proof is a part of my family’s history. You see, both my aunt and the two uncles survived. So did many others in that village. The Pinczow Jews didn’t. Some of them were little kids, so again, in that you are absolutely correct –many Jews were not such big victims. They were young and small.