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  "St. Kolbe's Room" restored to its original state

  The first thing you see when you enter the museum is the restored St. Kolbe Room.
  Inside, there is a simple desk and chair handmade by Friar Zeno, who came to Saki with Father Kolbe, and a photo of Father Kolbe from the past, using that desk to write manuscripts such as the Nagasaki Diary. Masu. A statue of Mary placed just at eye level.
  This is a space where you can get a glimpse of Father Kolbe's daily life.

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  The tragedy of Auschwitz approaches

  In 11, Father Kolbe returned to Poland for a conference, but his health deteriorated and he was unable to return to Japan.
  Then World War II broke out.
  Poland was occupied by the Nazis, and in 16 Father Kolbe was sent to the Auschwitz concentration camp. He was sent to the death chamber to die by starvation and died as a martyr in the place of a young man whose wife and child were sentenced to death.
  
  Inside the museum, there are also on display photos of the basement where Father Kolbe was martyred, photos of Mr. Gavinicek and his family who were saved in his stead, Nazi death reports, brick fragments from the blown-up Auschwitz crematorium, human bone fragments, and human hair. It has been. You can watch clearly edited videos about the facts of what happened at Auschwitz.
  This video is definitely worth watching to learn the historical truth.