How to be like diana b

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“…Something terrible met us inside. Rooms with no furniture. There were only chambers pots, and indescribably thin little children were sitting or lying down on the floor…The doctor said it was too late for any help…[But,] the choice was made. Children were placed on their feet and those who could still somehow stand on their own were taken for transport while those who were stumbling, who no longer had the strength to stand, were left behind.”

-Diana Budisavljevic upon visiting the Stara Gradiska concentration camp children's "hospital." Stara Gradiska was Jasenovac's fifth sub-camp. It was the sub-camp for women and children. Upon visiting the notorious Stara Gradiska, Diana was threatened by the fascist's state infamous commander of concentration camps Vjekoslav "Maks" Luburic. Luburic reproached Diana for caring about Serbian children because in the Independent State of Croatia, Serbian Orthodox, rather than Jews, were regarded as the greatest threat to the Croatian fascist state. Luburic also threatened to have Diana and her team of nurses imprisoned in the camp adding that "No would know what happened to them." Despite this, Diana and her team entered the camp to save the children. Jasenovac had a higher mortality rate than Auschwitz. Survivors unanimously described it as the lowest level to which humanity could fall.