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En el corazón de Polonia
... de babar, castillos, muros, puentes y trenes de la era Nazi y la fábrica de Schindler.
Un nuevo día lo dedicamos entero al denominado “paseo del horror”. El campo de concentración y la fábrica de la muerte más grande de Polonia en donde murieron más de 1.000.000 de judíos, gitanos y presos políticos polacos y de todas partes de Europa. Con una guía de perfecto español, recorrimos y sufrimos Auschwitz I y Auschwitz Birkenau, haciéndonos una idea del real ...
Doing Your Laundry In Krakow
... punishment is to spend a shitload of his money.
At the end of the day he did have nice clean clothes.
It was very funny how when we told people we were going to Poland they looked at us strangely, why would you want to go there they would ask ( this was mainly Latvians).
This is a beautiful place to visit, people nice, great history, amazing architecture and Marks favourite, Bars in Laundromats, it does make sense I suppose.
Cheers ...
Holocaust History: Auschwitz & Schindler's Factory
... tour so that was an added bonus. He also showed us where the Jewish quarter of the city was and gave us a little tour of the royal cathedral by the palace.
The rest of the weekend we toured Krakow on our own, including going to a huge salt mine complete with a salt cathedral! Very cool. We also got to experience some nice city life, even though the weather did not cooperate. Overall it was a very memorable trip.
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Horror Train
... to get to the wrong one. Oh ****, only have a few minutes to get back up about three thousand steps and then down another five thousand to the right platform. Lika & Bill must be ready to throttle us, poor Bill is really having a hard time after almost getting run over after straying onto the cycleway while he and Tom were out buying beer last night - the things you do to get a cold beer. Tom did say it was a 9/10 though if that is any ...
Auschwitz and Birkenau
... gallows used to hang him is still there.
The prison blocks at Birkenau housed thousands of workers whose job it was to sort belongings, dispose of bodies and ashes. They themselves only lasted a few months because of the atrocious conditions and mal-nutrition. Prisoners also worked in nearby factories where the industrialists had contracts with the Nazis for a contant and renewable supply of strong workers.
On walking through the entrance ...
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