- Miklós
Nyiszli (17 June 1901 – 5 May 1956) was a
Hungarian prisoner of
Jewish heritage at
Auschwitz concentration camp.
Nyiszli, his wife, and
young daughter...
- the book Auschwitz: A Doctor's
Eyewitness Account written by Dr. Miklós
Nyiszli. The
title comes from a
chapter in the book The
Drowned and the
Saved by...
-
Posner & Ware 1986a, p. 33.
Posner & Ware 1986a, pp. 33–34.
Nyiszli 2011, p. 158.
Nyiszli 2011, p. 57.
Kubica 1998, pp. 320–321.
Lagnado &
Dekel 1991...
-
earliest portrayals of the
Sonderkommando were
generally unflattering.
Miklos Nyiszli, in Auschwitz: A Doctor's
Eyewitness Account,
described the Sonderkommando...
- with two children. The fate of his wife is unclear.
According to Miklós
Nyiszli, his wife was
killed in an air raid, and his son sent to the
Russian front...
- shavings; in the
brick barracks,
inmates lay on straw.
According to Miklós
Nyiszli:
Eight hundred to a
thousand people were
crammed into the superimposed...
- Sekimitsu, who
acommondates Nyiszli,
responses that "There is no such
diplomat called 'Senbo Sugihara'". Disappointed,
Nyiszli left the
Ministry after he...
- A Doctor's
Eyewitness Account,
concentration camp
survivor Dr. Miklós
Nyiszli (who
served on Dr.
Josef Mengele's
medical kommando)
describes the "tooth-pulling...
- A Doctor's
Eyewitness Account,
concentration camp
survivor Dr. Miklós
Nyiszli (who
served on Dr.
Josef Mengele's
medical kommando)
describes the "tooth-pulling...
- "the
ultimate example of the
cruel '**** spirit'",
while doctor Miklós
Nyiszli described Moll as "the most
insane murderer of the
World War". Moll has...
