Exhibition commemorating forced laborers' liberation to open in Gusen, Austria

Stanislaw Szypulski, Polish Consul in Vienna, says he hopes an exhibition opening on May 5 in Gusen, Austria, commemorating 46 years since the liberation of slave laborers forced to work at a nearby concentration camp will serve as impetus to create a museum dedicated solely to the nearly 28,000 Polish intellectuals that died there. During World War II, Nazis reportedly called the Gusen camp the "grave site of Polish intellegentsia". (Gazeta Wyborcza, p.9) M.T.