The Vrba-Wetzler report (the Auschwitz protocol)

Rudolph Vrba

This is the full report made by the Auschwitz escapees Rudolph Vrba and Albert Wetzler. This is their account of what they witnessed during their time there, as best a record of the numbers murdered, who the victims were and the perpetrators that they could recall. Content warning; graphic content.

The biography of one of the authors of the report is here: https://libcom.org/history/rudolph-vrba-escapee-auschwitz-anthony-skelton-carmelo-lisciotto
It is important that atrocities are exposed to the light of day so that they cannot be denied or downplayed.
This PDF is a combination of all 3 parts of the report found on www.HolocaustResearchProject.org.

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