Inside the Gas Chambers : Eight Months in the Sonderkommando of Auschwitz (Arabic) Review

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Inside the Gas Chambers : Eight Months in the Sonderkommando of Auschwitz (Arabic) ReviewShlomo Venezia is a very lucky man, a blessed man, one who saw the fires, witness the gassings, and lived through the selections of death. This eyewitness account is gruesome and horrific, yet it needs to be told. He bears witness and truly sacrifices of himself to lay out his time at Auschwitz and explain in exacting detail each horrible moment in time.
It's sad but he states, "As soon as I feel a little joy, something inside me closes up immediately.... I call it 'the survivors' disease." This disease eats away at his life and whenever he experiences light hearted times of joy, the disease rears it's ugly head and pulls him back to the depths of darkness.
Witnessing certainly marked Shlomo for death, yet he survived to tell his tale. Why was he spared when so many others perished? You can't help fear the times and struggles he faced and the images are often harsh and bitter, yet you struggle through as he did in life. Day in and day out the numbness to death is cold like an arctic wind cutting right through your clothes to freeze you to the bone. I can't imagine how numb he must have been to continue living among the dead and dying. His daily tasks were beyond endurance yet he came forth and brought life to those who passed though the chimneys at Auschwitz
As stated by Simone Veil - "This is the only only complete eye-witness account that we have from a survivor of the Sonderkommandos."Inside the Gas Chambers : Eight Months in the Sonderkommando of Auschwitz (Arabic) OverviewShlomo Venezia's Sonderkommando is a unique testimonial account of the horrors at the heart of the Nazi extermination machine, described by a man who was not supposed to emerge alive from the Hell on Earth that was Auschwitz. In March 1944, Shlomo Venezia is a vivacious, daring 21-year-old Italian living with his mother, brother and three sisters in an impoverished Jewish neighbourhood in the Greek city of Salonika. Disaster strikes when the German army receives orders to deport all Jews to concentration camps in occupied Poland. Shlomo and other members of his family are arrested and put the first convoy to Auschwitz. Upon arrival, his mother and two young sisters are immediately sent to gas chambers, but Shlomo finds himself in the Sonderkommando, the 'special unit' of male Jewish prisoners responsible for removing corpses from the gas chambers and burning them. The Germans had put in place a system whereby the members of the Sonderkommando would be 'replaced' after three months, a system that broke down only in the final months of the war. Shlomo Venezia is thus one of the rare survivors of the 'special units' and dispassionately details the grim round of daily tasks, the unending stream of men, women and children being marched to the gas chambers after arriving in cattle trucks from all over Europe, and the desperate Sonderkommando revolt of October 1944.

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