In Nazi Germany, they weren’t soldiers — they were teenagers with guitars, courage, and a love for freedom. But on October 25, 1944, Heinrich Himmler unleashed a brutal crackdown that would silence many of them forever. This is the haunting story of the Edelweiss Pirates — the youth who dared to resist Hitler’s regime. 🌸⚡ #WWII #HistoryShorts #EdelweissPirates #HeinrichHimmler #Resistance #OnThisDay #WorldWar2 | Random Fact World

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The **Auschwitz Death Marches** of 1944-1945 were among the final chapters of the Holocaust, marking the Nazis' attempt to cover up the atrocities they had committed as the Allies advanced across Europe. As Soviet forces closed in on Auschwitz and other concentration camps in the winter of 1944, the Nazis began evacuating the remaining prisoners, forcing them to march long distances to other camps further inside Germany, where they hoped to continue exploiting them as labor or eliminate them ent