I had no idea there was any kind of revolt in the concentration camps let alone a successful one. I would be most interested to find out more about it. The Nazis are properly considered one of history's greatest villains, but their crimes pale in comparison to the almost 100 years of destruction, misery and viciousness perpetrated by the world's greatest villains, the Communists. Over 100 million have been murdered by people espousing this philosophy, and so far they continue to get a relatively free pass from world opinion. Perhaps the best signal that our world has turned the philosophical corner will be when museums are built to commemorate their victims.
I had no idea there was any kind of revolt in the concentration camps let alone a successful one. I would be most interested to find out more about it. The Nazis are properly considered one of history's greatest villains, but their crimes pale in comparison to the almost 100 years of destruction, misery and viciousness perpetrated by the world's greatest villains, the Communists. Over 100 million have been murdered by people espousing this philosophy, and so far they continue to get a relatively free pass from world opinion. Perhaps the best signal that our world has turned the philosophical corner will be when museums are built to commemorate their victims.
That will absolutely be a sign of progress. For more about Sobibor, I recommend seeing this CBS film, which I reviewed: https://www.scottholleran.com/history/tv-dvd-review-escape-sobibor/