Vladislovas was a prisoner of Stutthof for almost a year, treated nothing short of cruelty. He witnessed friends and family die, and he saw so much death that he practically became use to it. “I went through hell… Those who call it a disciplinary camp or otherwise are telling lies… I saw a pile of ashes of people burnt in the crematorium, a pile perhaps bigger than my house” (Bulota). It was nothing but torture for him. Another survivor was Nesse Godin. She was a young girl when she was transported to Stutthof, all alone and separated from her family and given the new name ‘54015’. The only reason she survived was because woman in the camp looked after her and protected her, giving her parts of their rations and advising her how to survive (“Nesse Godin”). She was just a young, scared little girl who was shown nothing but brutality at such a young age. She was beaten several times by the SS Guards, and starved, just like the rest. It is incredibly hard to process the inhumane events that took
Vladislovas was a prisoner of Stutthof for almost a year, treated nothing short of cruelty. He witnessed friends and family die, and he saw so much death that he practically became use to it. “I went through hell… Those who call it a disciplinary camp or otherwise are telling lies… I saw a pile of ashes of people burnt in the crematorium, a pile perhaps bigger than my house” (Bulota). It was nothing but torture for him. Another survivor was Nesse Godin. She was a young girl when she was transported to Stutthof, all alone and separated from her family and given the new name ‘54015’. The only reason she survived was because woman in the camp looked after her and protected her, giving her parts of their rations and advising her how to survive (“Nesse Godin”). She was just a young, scared little girl who was shown nothing but brutality at such a young age. She was beaten several times by the SS Guards, and starved, just like the rest. It is incredibly hard to process the inhumane events that took