Holocaust world war 2 Survivor Jurgen Boehlke testimony coupled with real time historical testimony from Gaza holocaust world war 3

 

Jurgen Boehlke, holocaust survivor of Dresden, Germany. In boarding school everyone had their own opinions, the higher the grades you got the more destined for supervision. All hours were strictly scheduled, evening we had prayer. You have to let the truth walk a tightrope, first manners, then morals. The old principle was removed and a Nazi came, he brought teachers with him. From then on there was a drill and the first waves of anti-Semitism penetrated the school. With the infantry, moving the gun was always strenuous, exhausting. I didn’t go to the front I transferred to the motor crew, I got scarlet fever in the winter of 1942, that was Stalingrad. It would be broadcast on the radio at the hospital, “thousands dead”. April 1943 our company commander got a letter from my father, a General had the army horse park in Poland under his command, a horse hospital for the entire eastern front. A transport was being assembled to go to the front, we were supposed to go but at night was a bombing in Hamburg, we all rushed to help transport the bodies through the city, the city was burning and filled with smoke. I then received marching orders, I drove to Austria where the rest of the company already was. Italy surrendered, in Italy, Germans requisitioned wherever we could. Further further to Yugoslavia, with the chaos that comes with such a troop. At night always the partisans wanting to kill us. Fate struck again I got typhus and had to stay in the hospital. I landed again with my unit April, south of Florence, our unit was preparing for the Allies invasion, that winter had been the battle of Monte Casino. The unit had been pulled out of the battle line, most of the men were dead. We felled pine trees on the coast and built shelters for the guns, I became commander of a dug-in tank, an empty tank casing they dragged into a pit so only the gun was sticking out. A machine gun burst hit me in the head, I had gotten an explosive bullet in my mouth, my jaw was hanging, bleeding, they transferred me to the hospital in Berlin, I was there to the end of the war.

https://collections.ushmm.org/search/catalog/irn508496 Hear Jurgen in his own voice tell his experience surviving world war two and the holocaust.

https://theadornmentoflight.blogspot.com/2025/09/holocaust-world-war-2-survivor-jurgen.html The words of Jurgen paired with testimony from Gaza holocaust.