DACHAU'S INDELIBLE MARK JEWISH PRISONER, U.S. LIBERATOR RECALL CONCENTRATION CAMP

From: Rocky Mountain News | Date: April 29, 2003| Author: Jim Sheeler ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS | Copyright information

In the shadow of Dachau, the man they called 69970 finally fell.

"Go ahead. Shoot me," the Jewish prisoner defiantly told the German soldier bearing down on him.

"Shoot me."

By the end of April 1945, the 21-year-old had made it through three concentration camps. At Sachsenhausen, his uncle and cousin were killed. At Auschwitz, his father was shot, his mother was gassed to death and he was tattooed with the number that would follow him the rest of his life.

In the ne...

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