GERMANS IN PART OF WARSAW, POLES ARE RESISTING (9/9/39)

Microfiche-New York Times archives, McHenry Library, U.C. Santa Cruz | 9/9/39 | Frederick T. Birchall, Guido Enderis, G.H. Archambault, Raymond Daniell, Felix Belair Jr.

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[Homer_J_Simpson]

dfwgator said: I think the “Warsaw Station Suddenly Silent” is the one that was the subject of “The Pianist.”

Cougar said: I have not seen the Pianist yet, but that nice Polish woman that was in my cardiac rehab (the one that was in a Nazi concentration camp as a child) told me that the Pianist is very good, and very close to how things really were.

I just finished watching "The Pianist." I thought it was quite well done and recommend it. A character in one of Herman Wouk's novels - "The Hope," I think - explains his atheism by saying that God died in Poland. I can understand how someone could reach that conclusion.

[Homer_J_Simpson]

Oops. #41 was meant for you, too.

[dfwgator]

This was a brilliant post from a few years back

All European Life Died in Auschwitz