Dr miklos nyiszli biography of abraham

Miklos Nyiszli (17 June – 5 May ) was deported from what was Hungary to Auschwitz in the context of the wholesale deportation of Jews  from what was Hungary back then. He arrived at Auschwitz on 29 May He spent two weeks at the Monowitz Camp, but due to the fact that he was a physician, he was then transferred to Birkenau to make use of his medical knowledge.

This much is documented.

After the war, Nyiszli wrote a number of texts that claim to report in detail what he experienced while incarcerated at Auschwitz. This includes a declaration of July ; a book published in ; an affidavit written in Nuremberg in where he went in an – ultimately failed – attempt to be accepted as a witness during any of the Military Tribunals; and a fictitious, serialized text of claiming to be Nyiszli’s testimony when he took the stand at Nuremberg.

The contents of the last text mentioned will not be discussed here, as it is entirely fictitious.

However, it is important to note that Nyiszli insisted