Erling Bauck
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Erling Bauck (8 April 1924 – February 2004) was a Norwegian resistance member and writer. He was in Nazi captivity from 1942 to 1945 during
War years
He was born in
Post-war years
In 1945 he wrote the book Men noen kom fra det to document his experiences in Nazi concentration camps. His book Du skal leve came out in 1979, and was a bestseller in 1980. The book builds on the experience described in Men noen kom fra det. Later he was very concerned with conveying facts about this period in Europe's history, including as a witness guide in the organization, White Buses to Auschwitz (Stiftelsen Hvite busser til Auschwitz). This is a Norwegian foundation that organizes travel for school students to former Nazi concentration camps.[4]
Family
Erling Bauck was a grandson of General Ivar Bauck, former Commanding General of the Norwegian Armed Forces.
References
- ^ Erling Bauck (Hvite Busser AS) Archived 3 July 2013 at archive.today
- ISBN 82-15-00288-9.
- ^ Hvite busser (hvitebusser.no.)
- ^ "Stiftelsen Hvite busser til Auschwitz (Hvite Busser AS)". Archived from the original on 5 April 2015. Retrieved 8 April 2015.
Further reading
- Persson, Sune (2002) Vi åker till Sverige», De vita bussarna 1945 (Bokförlaget Fischer & co) ISBN 91-85183-18-0
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