Moralność więźniów Oświęcimia

Etyka 2:173-232 (1967)
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The article, which is a fragment of a larger whole, presents the typical traits of the moral attitudes among the prisoners at the Concentration Camp in Auschwitz. The source on which the present reconstruction of the picture of the camp morality is based is the published memoirs of Polish prisoners of that camp.

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10.14394/etyka.214

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