

Episode 228 - Witold Pilecki, The Auschwitz Volunteer Part 2
Oct 3, 2022
The harrowing escape plans of Witold Pilecki emerge amidst the atrocities of Auschwitz. The complexities of historical complicity and denial are discussed, revealing societal attitudes during the Holocaust. Personal reflections on trauma and identity are infused with humor, illustrating the tension between gravity and lightness. Brave resistance efforts in the camp are showcased, highlighting resourcefulness against oppressive forces. The narrative delves into the Polish resistance's struggles, emphasizing feelings of betrayal and the looming threat of Soviet occupation.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring the Weight of History and Personal Reflections
02:05 • 2min
Therapy, Trauma, and Tensions
03:41 • 4min
Witold Pilecki: The Unseen Resistance
07:14 • 14min
Unveiling the Holocaust: Complicity and Denial
21:41 • 22min
Auschwitz Resistance: Courage in Desperation
44:05 • 23min
The Polish Resistance and the Shadow of Soviet Occupation
01:07:27 • 5min