Witold Pilecki’s exhibition removed from the Jewish Holocaust Museum in Melbourne

In February 16, 2014 in Melbourne the Jewish Holocaust Center commemorated Polish hero, Witold Pilecki, who allowed himself to be incarcerated into Auschwitz Concentration Camp to organize a resistance movement there and send back intelligence.

It was an extraordinary event.

The ceremony commemorating the heroic volunteer was attended by the ambassadors of Poland, Israel and Australia, as well as representatives of the Institute of National Remembrance, local authorities, cultural institutions, associations and social organizations, and the event was broadcasted around the worldwide media presenting certified copies of the report and other documents concerning Pilecki’s incarceration in Auschwitz. Witold Pilecki’s heroic act is documented and that was to become a permanent exhibition in the Jewish Holocaust Center, which was visited by 20 thousand people annually including school children and students.
Pilecki seems to have been the only person who ever volunteered to become an Auschwitz prisoner. He was one of the most outstanding resistance fighters of the Second World War.
Sadly, it turns out that the exhibition devoted to Witold Pilecki was removed from the museum. A Polish historian, Tadeusz Płużański found that the Polish hero exhibition cabinets”have disappeared” from the museum. He was told that it was only a temporary exhibition, which is untrue, for there were official documents signed by both, the jewish and the Polish parties for a permanent exhibition. The museum officials explained it in the absence of original documents, which are securely stored in the archives in Poland. The Polish authorities are not that naive as to give away the original documents of their national heroes.
As you can see, this Polish hero still does not fit into the version of the jewish story, in which the heroes and martyrs can be the Jews only.
Today on all continents, Auschwitz is associated with the Holocaust of the Jews only. In recent times quite frequently, mainly in the German media the truth is deliberately falsified and the camps are described as”Polish concentration camps, or Polish Death Camps, which luckily today the Polish government reacts to such lies.

And here he is – into this terrible factory of death comes a Pole voluntarily! The goal of this mission is to learn about the conditions, that has thus far not have been known to international public opinion. His mission was to organize armed conspiracy, which could ultimately liberate Auschwitz from German hands . This gentleman risked his life, but Witold Pilecki is not shown in any Jewish museum in the world. Moreover – the world does not know that the Polish soldier and prisoner tried to prevent the destruction carried out in this camp, from which he sent reports outside to inform the world of atrocities committed there and to alert international organizations abroad and overseas.

Who convinced the officials of the Jewish Musem in Melbourne to remove Witold Pilecki’s exhibition and why?

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