Auschwitz Conference Lectures 2013

From the Foundation, the speakers included Dr. Rath, Dr. Aleksandra Niedzwiecki, Paul Anthony Taylor and Jose Serrulla Garrido. International speakers included Dr. Uli Saemann and Rayk Seamann from Germany, and Dr. Georgios Katsonis and Eleni Kouppanou from Cyprus.

One of the key outcomes of the meeting was that the participants reaffirmed their commitment to promoting the ‘Europe for the People, by the People’ constitution, which was first proposed by August Kowalczyk and other survivors of Nazi concentration camps in 2007. Designed to serve as a blueprint for defining fundamental human rights across Europe, this constitution calls for the right to health; the right to life; the right to natural food; the right to a healthy environment; respect for human dignity and the protection of social values to be proclaimed as inalienable rights for every European citizen.

At the close of the conference, in recognition of their ongoing work and achievements in the service of humanity, the concentration camp survivors were made honorary members of the Movement of Life.

Jerzy Ulatowski

Experiences as a prisoner at Auschwitz

Roza Krzywoblocka

Lesser known details about the medical experiments on Warsaw children

Elzbieta Sobczynska

A picture of camp life at Auschwitz

Ignacy Golik

Experiences as a prisoner at Auschwitz

Maria Stroinska

Experiences as a child imprisoned at Auschwitz

Barbara Doniecka

Experiences as a prisoner at Auschwitz-Birkenau