Media manipulation – The naming of concentration camps

The Wall Street Journal ” ( ‘Jewish rag’ -spreading lies ) in ” March of the Living ” presents young Israelis wrapped in their flags standing at the fence of Auschwitz- Birkenau , the Nazi death camp in Poland, …

On the surface, everything is fine , ” the Nazi death camp in Poland.”

But…Just who these “Nazis ” really were?

After all, it is written that the camp is located in Poland.
For 90 % of Americans , especially the young ones, who have little knowledge about World War II , the term ‘Nazi ‘ concentration camp in Poland that the broadsheet ‘Daily New York’ is falsely peddling, the message is clear:  The Nazis , who set up this monstrous extermination camp for Jews were Poles .

This is a shocking perfidy of media manipulation; What one writes is what you can read .

This is a deceitful presentation of Polish history.
During that terrible war, we were a nation of victims and heroes – not murderers!

Those dishonest Western journalists by peddling such conceptual confusion cause Poland and the memory of her heroic ancestors unimaginable harm.

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Lets make it CLEAR ONCE and FOR ALL!

Those camps were GERMAN CONCENTRATION CAMPS in occupied Poland during WWII.

GERMAN CONCENTRATION CAMPS IN OCCUPIED POLAND!!!!

Poland was carved up between Germans and Soviets and simply disappeared from the maps again. Therefore one CANNOT call these camps Polish!
TIME TO PUT A STOP TO THIS SLANDER, MISSINFORMATION and MANIPULATION of TRUTH!

The distortion of truth by Germans

The Institute of National Remembrance presents basic information on the death and concentration camps established by the Third German Reich in occupied Poland during World War II. While in international media appear harmful terms that ascribe the establishment of these camps to nations under occupation, we demonstrate that the sole and full responsibility for the creation of „death factories” lies with Germany. It is our intention that the tragedy of the victims be a perpetual warning against an inhuman system of totalitarian dictatorships.
The past is an element of the present. For even if we do not “live” the past or do not take particular interest in it, the echoes of past events frequently resound in our own times. This includes when politicians talk about the past, when newspapers write about it, and when it becomes the subject of films and public debate. This is how the past is “contemporized” and becomes a part of our lives.

But do we conceive the past in accordance with historical truth? Do we not distort it due to lack of knowledge or other reasons?
The German Concentration camps were born not in Polish territories, but in the Nazi Third Reich in the 1930s.
The phrase “Polish” extermination or Death camps, which appears from time to time, is a glaring example of the distortion of truth about the past, that is, of historical truth. This phrase suggests that Poles were the creators and administrators of such camps, which is misleading and misinforming the younger, unaware generation.

It is altogether understandable that this phrase is strongly opposed in Poland — a country that suffered so much during World War II, for those camps were established when Poland was occupied by the Germans. And the Germans were their creators. They administered them. They are responsible for the death and suffering of the millions of people who went through those camps.
This truth so obvious in Poland, should become internationally recognized. In German-occupied Poland there were no “Polish” extermination, death, or Concentration camps. The German occupier established the camps to execute his criminal policy of extermination or enslavement of people of various nationalities –including the Poles .
The Institute of National Remembrance (Instytut Pamięci Narodowej, IPN), whose duty is to disseminate knowledge on Poland’s recent history, cannot remain indifferent with regard to the fact that this historically incorrect phrase of “Polish” death or extermination camps, which is so offensive to Poles, reappears in various speeches and publications.

The German Concentration camps were built not in Polish territories, but in the Nazi Third Reich in the 1930s. The Germans transplanted the camp models they had developed in Germany onto Polish territories, modifying them to suit their new purposes. Those were German camps, for they were established and administered by the Germans, who governed occupied Poland via terror.

Source: http://www.en.truthaboutcamps.eu/

Although the number of victims in Auschwitz Concentration Camp becomes more questionable these days it does not , however, either diminish nor change the facts of its administrators.

The Invasion of Poland