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In the children's barrack of the Maidenek concentration camp it has been reported that the children scratched and etched hundreds of butterflies on the walls. The butterflies were supposedly a message of hope, that despite the fact that they would be dead before long, their souls would not die.

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During the second world war many people were put into prisons, they knew that they were going to die. So on the walls of the prisons they drew butterflies with their nails or stones. These butterflies represented their souls. It had a significance, like how a larva turns out into a butterfly an flies out of the coccon, similarlr once they die, they would completely come out of their suffering and hardships and once again live life in peace and freedom.

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