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Proszę państwa do gazu
- Narrated by: Marcin Popczyński
- Length: 40 mins
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Proszę państwa do gazu
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Proszę państwa do gazu to poruszające opowiadanie Tadeusza Borowskiego, pisarza i poety, który niemal 2 lata spędził w niemieckich obozach koncentracyjnych w Oświęcimiu i Dachau.
Publikacja przybliża dzień z życia więźniów Auschwitz wysłanych do rozładunku pociągu, którym właśnie przetransportowano kolejnych zesłanych. Autor przedstawia brutalną i dehumanizującą rzeczywistość obozu oraz jej wpływ na psychikę więźniów, zmuszając czytelnika do refleksji nad naturą człowieczeństwa w ekstremalnych warunkach.
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