VOICED: The bonds that tie the children of Auschwitz

The transcript discusses the experiences of Auschwitz survivors, focusing on Casimiro Wasiak, who was a child during her time in the camp. It highlights the role of the Birkenau Survivors Association in Warsaw, which has been meeting since 1946, and the challenges it faces as membership declines. The transcript also touches on the children born in Auschwitz and the strong bonds formed among association members. Funding issues and the difficulty of maintaining the network are also addressed.

What is the primary focus of the Birkenau Survivors Association?

• To maintain the memory and history of Auschwitz

• To provide financial support to survivors

• To organize annual reunions for survivors

• To offer educational programs about World War II

What significant challenge does the Birkenau Survivors Association face?

• Lack of historical records

• Declining membership

• Inability to find a meeting place

• Insufficient funding from the government

How has the membership of the Birkenau Survivors Association changed over time?

• It has increased significantly

• It has remained stable

• It has decreased from 2000 to 200

• It has fluctuated without a clear trend

What is one way the association is funded?

• Public donations

• Corporate sponsorships

• Membership fees and gifts

• Government grants

What is a key reason for the association's difficulty in maintaining its network?

• Increased operational costs

• Falling membership numbers

• Insufficient historical documentation

• Lack of interest from younger generations