The Way of Burden
Original
report by Adolf Frankl
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...I had to
do weaving work in the terrible cold and often the needle would get
stuck to my fingers, and I could hardly work any longer. |
Camp Life
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I only had the one goal to survive
and my mind was very alert. I volunteered for any work I could get;
so I became a carpenter, a hair-dresser, a tailor, and much more.
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The work was very hard, the food became less and less.
The hunger got unbearable, I was beaten, slapped, and kicked.
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After
a while I just staggered of weakness but the mere thought of
survival for my family gave me enormous strength.
Everything I experienced at the camp craved my mind
to one huge sketch book. |
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Ein
Ausstellungsprojekt unter der Schirmherrschaft
des Hochkommissars
der Vereinten Nationen für Menschenrechte.
[ADOLF
FRANKL s.l.] |
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