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Grüß Gott from Linz!
We rolled into Linz this afternoon after a stop in Melk to visit the Benedictine abbey fortress there. Melk Abbey is an incredible site and an absolutely beautiful place. It has been in continuous use as an abbey by the Benedictines since 1059 and the place is in great shape after some careful maintenance and a few well-planned restorations over the last 1200 years. Most of the pictures with this post are of the Melk Abbey but they didn't allow photography in the ...
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... 340,000 lives are thought to have been taken. This wide range represents the best scholarship to communicate the results when some men, guards and prisoners alike, brutalized others in ways that stagger the imagination. Nazi war gains in the 1939-42 timeframe populated this camp with a dizzying variety of human beings from all corners of Europe and places as distant as Cuba and China. The administrators here were SS men who grappled with the task of ...
Linz and Cesky Kromlov
Arrived early this morning in Linz, Austria. It is the 3rd largest city in Austria with 190,000, and also the city where Hitler grew up. We boarded a bus at 8 a.m. for a day trip to Cesky Kromlov. The bus will then drop us off in Passau, Germany where the boat will meet us. Today, we will travel through three countries.
We rode the autobahn for a while (no speed limit except for busses and trucks), but ...
Day 15
... with good footwear and a filling meal it was still a difficult climb! We left a little quiet and weary, headed toward Munich. No tent setup tonight as they're all prepared for Oktoberfest which gave us a taste of what to expect in a weeks time. BYO toilet paper on site and €1 to have a hot shower. Joy. A walking tour of Munich was brief as we ducked into Hofbrau House and were greeted with a multi storey eatery with live Bavarian music ...
Mauthausen - concentration camp
... help them eg. Most of them could not eat! I stood in the gas chambers and also went through where they 'slept' and where they cremated their bodies..... Really disturbing few hours!!! I was very shocked by the size of the camp (I always imagined them very large!) and also by how modern the buildings were... It's very hard to imagine that it only happened 60-70 years ...
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