Nationaal monument Kamp VughtHet museum bevat een binnen- en buitengedeelte. In het herinneringscentrum c.q. museum zijn de vaste en tijdelijke exposities.Bu...
Bunker at concentration camp Vught
Moat and watchtower in concentration camp Vught.
Scarfolk Council
Terezin was founded in 1780 by Emperor Joseph II of Austria. It was originally a star-shaped military fort, which was built to defend against the Prussian danger. The fort was named Terezin in honor of emperor’s mother – Marie Terezie. By Imperial decree in 1782 Terezin was granted the status of free royal city. Military…
Holocaust photograph: Still in their civilian clothes, newly arrived prisoners, among whom is a clergyman, stand at roll call in Buchenwald concentration camp.
The prototype for all Nazi concentration camps.
Subject for Herzogenbusch Concentration Camp at Fold3
Memorial for Auschwitz Concentration Camp at Fold3 - No other Nazi concentration camp is as well known for the atrocities committed within than the Auschwitz-Bikenau camp. Auschwitz and its two other main subcamps, made up the largest Nazi concentration camp. The camp served three main purposes: to imprison real enemies of the Nazi regime, to provide a supply of forced labor for SS-owned companies, and to eliminate groups seen by the Nazis as unfit for survival, including Jews, gypsies, and Poles. Medical experiments on twins, dwarfs, and other groups also made Auschwitz notorious. Auschwitz is the most famous of all Nazi camps because of its size and the large number of lives lost within the walls of this death camp. The girls in this camp were raped and slaughter for the amusement of the guards.
Auschwitz’s Birkenau
What does Auschwitz mean in English?a Nazi concentration camp situated in German-occupied Poland during World War II.
Visiting Dachau Concentration Camp outside Munich, Germany is not a thrilling, beautiful or exciting activity, but feels necessary reminder of history.
Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial is a must see in Munich. Educating ourselves to the possible realities of dehumanizing our fellow humans is sobering and necessary.
Editor’s note: another soul searching piece for me from Sam, our traveling rabbi. Powerful, emotional, Sam captures the essence of a place I haven’t had the guts to visit. For more of his work here at The Royal Tour, click here to visit his index. On January 27, I wrote an article on visiting Auschwitz
Most of the uniforms were made in the textile workshops of some of the larger Konzentrationslagers, such as KL-Dachau, KL-Sachsenhausen or f.KL-Ravensbrück. The material differed slightly f
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