Redigerer Rudolf Vrba (avsnitt)

== Referanser ==
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<ref name="Erez">Erez, T. (1988). Hungary—Six Days in July 1944. ''Holocaust and Genocide Studies'', 3(1), 37–53.</ref>

<ref name="Foregger">Foregger, R. (1995). Two sketch maps of the Auschwitz-Birkenau extermination camps. ''The Journal of Military History'', 59(4), 687.</ref>

<ref name="Linn">{{Kilde avis|tittel=Obituary: Rudolf Vrba|url=https://www.theguardian.com/news/2006/apr/13/guardianobituaries.secondworldwar|avis=The Guardian|dato=2006-04-13|besøksdato=2020-09-25|issn=0261-3077|språk=en-GB|fornavn=Ruth|etternavn=Linn|side=|sitat=Rudolf Vrba, Auschwitz escapee and pharmacologist, born September 11 1924; died March 26 2006}}</ref>

<ref name="Linn2003">{{Kilde artikkel|tittel=Genocide and the politics of remembering: the nameless, the celebrated, and the would-be Holocaust heroes|publikasjon=Journal of Genocide Research|doi=10.1080/1462352032000149503|url=https://doi.org/10.1080/1462352032000149503|dato=2003-12-01|forfattere=|fornavn=RUTH|etternavn=LINN|via=|serie=4|bind=5|hefte=|sider=565–586|issn=1462-3528|besøksdato=2020-09-26|sitat=This statement is certainly true in the case of Rudolf Vrba, a remarkable Holocaust hero, one of only five Jews who succeeded in escaping from Auschwitz (Kulka, 1968/1975). Born as Walter Rosenberg in Topolcany, Czechoslovakia, in 1924, Vrba was expelled from the High School of Bratislava at the age of 15 under the Slovak State's version of the Nuremberg anti-Jewish laws in 1939.}}</ref>

<ref name="Rozett 2013">[[#Encyclopedia|Rozett & Spector (2013)]] s. 14, 69–70</ref>

<ref name="Wyman">Wyman, D. S., & Rosenzveig, C. H. (1996). ''The world reacts to the Holocaust.'' Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore.</ref>
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