Waclaw Kolodziejek Signed Autograph 4x6 Photo Holocaust Survivor WWII Auschwitz for Sale

Waclaw Kolodziejek Signed Autograph 4x6 Photo Holocaust Survivor WWII Auschwitz For Sale

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Waclaw Kolodziejek Signed Autograph 4x6 Photo Holocaust Survivor WWII Auschwitz:
$199.99

At DiligentiaGraphsour focus is to source out the best, authentic items and give you expedient andjust service. Our goal is to deliver a five-star experience through promptshipping and communication. Thank you for viewing our sale and feel free toask any questions.

The items for saleare to honor the veterans who served our nation and to expose their storieswhich might otherwise be lesser known.

Hand signed 4x6 inch photo by holocaust survivor, Waclaw Kolodziejek. He was a Holocaust survivor, one of the earliest prisoners transported into Auschwitz and who suffered and survived 5 years of Nazi forced labor, starvation, medical experimentation, torture, and was condemned to death and tattooed with "2254" on his chest. As a Catholic Pole he worked to correct Holocaust misrepresentations regarding Nazi persecution of Christian Poles. He was awarded the Krzyz Oswiecimski on April 25, 1995 by President Walesa of Poland

A great interview by him with early insight into concentration camps: class="MsoNormal" align="center">Shipping is donewithin 24 hours of received payment. We ship our items in 6X9 envelopes, sentfirst class with tracking and well packed. We do our best to accommodatespecial shipping requests as needed.

We do accept returnswithin 14 days that has been communicated and approved. We have a 15% fee onitems that are restocked and do pay for return shipping. Refunds are given onceitems are returned in original condition.

On all of our solditems we donate a percentage of profits to the Wounded Warrior project and toWorld War II museum in New Orleans, LA.