I Kid Murderer Podcast

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Steam is into the cold air beneath the suffocating sky, and for a brief moment, there is silence. Then confusion and lots of sudden

movement. Thousands of exhausted, disorientated people spill out from the carriages. Men, women and

small children step down onto the frozen gravel clutching what little they have left. Some whisper to one another, others scan the crowd for reassurance.

While many simply stand still, trying desperately to understand where they are,

and what is about to happen,

uniformed guards pierce the silence, screaming orders in different languages.

Dogs bark. The air is thick with confusion, fear, and something far more ominous.

Their journey has ended, but their fate is about to be decided.

They have arrived at Auschwitz Berkenau, a place they do not yet understand,

a place the rest of the world would struggle to understand.

Then, through the disorder, a single figure begins to move with purpose.

Standing on the platform, dressed immaculately in uniform, is a man who appears calm, composed,

and almost clinical in his movements.

With a simple wave of a stick, left or right, the man decides everything.

He begins to separate his prisoners.

Those deemed fit to work are sent one way.

The elderly, the sick and the very young are sent another.

Families are divided in seconds.

Decisions are made in moments. Fates are sealed and the consequences are final.

To those arriving, the man looks like a doctor, pristine and professional, a man of authority,

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