FOR 42 years, Grazyna Jurczak lived in a three-storey house in Oswiecim, southern Poland, adjacent to Auschwitz.
Overlooking a former gas chamber and gallows, the home once belonged to Rudolf Hoss, Auschwitz’s wartime commandant.
FOR 42 years, Grazyna Jurczak lived in a three-storey house in Oswiecim, southern Poland, adjacent to Auschwitz.
Overlooking a former gas chamber and gallows, the home once belonged to Rudolf Hoss, Auschwitz’s wartime commandant.