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Inside a brick barracks for prisoners at Auschwitz II-Birkenau. Sixty brick partitions, each with three levels of bunks, created 180 bunks, on each of which four people were to sleep. According to SS plans, each of these barracks was to house over 700 prisoners. Initially, these blocks had dirt... show more
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Please keep posting these videos and images so people can see for themselves the horrors of the #Holocaust.

Listen to the prisoner's definition of Prison. I just witnessed something that has left me profoundly moved, and I’ll share the details soon. For now, this video clip provides a unique insight into what freedom means to those confined within prison walls. You may find their interpretation of freedom both ironic and enlightening. Despite their circumstances, we captured moments of genuine laughter and joy, highlighting the incredible resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity. Watch this short clip to see how humor can transform even the darkest moments.

God. Wonderful Germany/Europe. After studying history at a university and finally being serious about makingconclusions about the evil history of Europe I have to say as Europe is the center of ALL evil, everything else pails in comparison🤮🤬

I've recently read the story of Freddy Hirsch, a teacher who helped children to cope with living here. It described accurately this place.

My students and I wanted to know about the writing on the sides of the bunks. Who put it there and what is it?

Unfortunately, these are mainly signs of vandalism made by visitors. They are removed / hidden during the conservation works of those historical buildings.

Solche Bilder sollten mal ARD und ZDF um 20 Uhr 15 zeigen um den Menschen hier bewusst zu machen was damals passiert ist, es ist gar nicht so weit weg, das es wieder passieren könnte. Mein Mitgefühl mit allen Verfolgten und Juden.

Just horrific I will never forget my visit 6 months ago

I remember a Holocaust survivor speaking about the barracks at Birkenau and she said the smell was indescribable. 😣

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Were these renovated?


