The Polish patriot wrote that Elżbieta Krajewska, known as “Litka,” was imprisoned in Auschwitz on October 5, 1943. He presented her as a 20-year-old poetess and artist, who had been writing and illustrating poems since the age of 9. According to the author, she molded figures from bread in Pawiak prison and wrote the Stations of the Cross, and also served in the Home Army and Gray Ranks, participating in sabotage actions. The author claimed that Krajewska was tortured by German torturers, and after a stay in a prison hospital, she was tortured again. He wrote that despite the suffering, she did not divulge any information, and was later transported to a death camp, where she died of typhus without treatment. He referred to her as “Little Saint” and appealed for her memory to be preserved. #Auschwitz #poezja #historiamartyrów (translated)
