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On Thurs. 19 Dec 1940 Archbishop Sapieha of Krakow, Poland sent a letter.....

On Thurs. 19 Dec 1940 Archbishop Sapieha of Krakow, Poland sent a letter.....
Archbishop Sapieha of Krakow, Poland sent a letter to Auschwitz Commandant Rudolf Höss requesting permission for Christmas mass to be held in the camp for Catholic prisoners. Höss turned down the request because the camp rules did not permit religious observations, but did agree that approximately 6,000 one-kilogram food parcels could be sent to all the prisoners over the holidays Facility

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