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He Spent His Childhood At
Auschwitz
He claimed he was a Latvian Jew
that spent his childhood in Auschwitz.
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Mengele Operated On Bennie
What's a holocaust story
without Mengele injecting blue dye in your eyes.
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The Liberators
Just as Bennie was about
to be gassed the Americans showed up.
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A Famous Lecturer
He became an international
celebrity with the American Holocaust Museum and attended many
Holocaust survivor meetings, symposiums and TV documentaries.
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Laura Grabowski Verified
Wilkomirski Story
Laura Grabowski claimed she and
Wilkomirski were both child survivor of the Auschwitz-Birkenau and
were experimented on by the infamous Dr. Mengele. She claimed that
she was liberated from this camp, brought to the US after World War
II and adopted by a Gentile couple at the age of nine or ten.
As "" she described the candy jars
she saw in the laboratory of the Nazi doctors who gave her
injections. Laura Grabowski found acceptance in a Los Angeles
support group for Holocaust survivors who were children during the
war. Naomi Pfefferman, also known as Laura Grabowski. She performed
a concert with Mr. Wilkomirski at a Los Angeles synagogue for which
she composed an "Ode to the Little Ones;" that concert was taped by
the BBC.
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Binjamin Writes His Memoirs
The story of the literary hoax
perpetrated by Binjamin Wilkomirski has been widely rehearsed. In
1995, he published a memoir, Fragments, telling of the relentless
cruelty he suffered as a child survivor of the Nazi concentration
camps of Majdanek and Auschwitz. He described being smuggled into a
Swiss orphanage and eventually adopted by a bourgeois Swiss family
who conspired, in league with the rest of Swiss society, to erase
his Jewish past and suppress his memories of the camps. But
Wilkomirski is haunted by inchoate memories and only when he enters
therapy, in his fifties, and then begins to visit concentration
camps as a tourist, is he able to reconstruct them in the form they
appear in Fragments.
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Zionist Publishing House
Applauds The Literary Giant
Eva Koralnik, shepherded Mr.
Wilkomirski's bogus Fragments into publication with astonishing
speed.
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Wilkomirski's Lawyer Writes A
Book
Mr. Wilkomirski's Swiss lawyer
sues him when he learned the book was a fake-not just to recover the
cost of the book, but because he had been "maliciously tricked into
feeling sympathy for this topic."
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Another Holocaust Fleabag
Arrested
In August 1998 Swiss author Daniel
Ganzfried, wrote an article in Swiss newsweekly Weltwoche where he
exposed Wilmomirski. He submitted to a DNA test, and was exposed as
a charlatan.
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