The last dance in Auschwitz: Francesca Mann performed a striptease waiting in line for the gas chamber, seduced the guards, and then the impossible happened!
The ballerina Francesca Mann was very talented. The girl shone on stage and dreamed of founding your own dance school. When Nazi troops occupied Poland, Francesca ended up in the Warsaw camp…
Francesca Mann, 23, found herself in the locker room in front of the gas chambers, waiting to die with a dozen other Jews, but still decided not to die just like that.. This story is confirmed by the report of the Auschwitz commander and one of the surviving members of the Sondercommand.
As everyone hurriedly took off their dresses, sweaters and socks, this ballerina was undressing thoughtfully, one by one. The guards looked at her fascinated. Deciding he has nothing to lose, Francesca started dancing light striptease, throwing piece by piece on the floor.
Her movements are literally hypnotized by the guards. Undressing almost completely, Mann threw a heeled shoe at one of the sergeants. He, wiping the blood from his face, opened the case, but Francesca took his gun.
Two bullets in a row hit him in the stomach The ESS sheep, Joseph Schillinger, one of the bloodiest sadists in Auschwitz. Then another shot was fired at the sergeant's leg. This shooting became a signal for the women in the locker room to act, and then the desperate struggle for life began. Another ESS sheep ended up with a bitten nose, and another had partial peeled scalp.
When the wounded guards were pulled out into the street, the head of the Sondercommand he ordered the locker room to be locked and those left in it to be shot. So the spontaneous uprising was bloodily put to an end.
However, without planning, the ballerina taught a life lesson to everyone: Even when you lose the fight for life, there is always another fight - a fight for a dignified death.