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... He went to Munich 3years ago and fell in love with the place and hasn't left. He knows a lot about Dachau and dates and details from NAZI time in Germany. I won't bother saying too much more about Dachau because you can always read about the place and other camps of the time if you wish but it is good to remind ourselves of how purely evil some people can be and we need to be vigilant to make sure those people never come to power anywhere in the world again.

... later, he took over the leadership of the Party and the name was changed to the National Socialist German Workers Party. After a violent and bloody attempt to seize power in November 1923, he finally became Chancellor of the German Reich in January 1933. Later on, he would go down in the history books as one of the cruellest and most powerful dictators of all time. Fifty days after Hitler came to power, the first concentration camp for 'political ...

... Enriching visit and no word would be powerful enough to describe such an experience... Nevertheless, I just wanted to mention the chilling slogan carved in the main gate which merely hits you "Arbeit Macht Frei"...Work sets you free... So let us share only a few pictures...there are silences so meaningful... Any further info, feel free to ask...

... I could have saved myself 20€, did it myself, and still got the same information the tour guide provided. The Dachau camp was originally built for political prisoners and anyone else who opposed the rise of the Nazi party in Germany. In the lead to, and during, the war it was primarily used for slave labour, mostly for a few BMW factories nearby building plane engines. A couple of the old wartime BMW factories near the camp are still ...

never again. we must not forget. just a few of the inscriptions among the many memorials scattered around the dachau concentration camp memorial site. dachau was the model camp for the nazis during their reign, for the work camps and the extermination camps. it was the only camp that survived the entirety of the war, opening in 1933 and liberated in 1945 by the americans. having seen countless ...

... blocks of wood beneath the anchor point for a rope tied to a beam set about 10 feet high. At the other end of the rope was a weight. One person holding the weight stepped back several feet and released the weight. The idea was to knock over the blocks. Given long enough, of course, the weight would knock over the blocks. Sometimes it took quite a few swings of the weight to do so, though. It finally was getting late, so I headed back to the station to catch the train for Munich ...

... seguiram o modelo deste aqui. Mas parece que este era um campo de prisioneiros, e não de extermínio, como a maioria dos demais, onde as execuções eram feitas em massa. É óbvio que vários prisioneiros acabavam morrendo por causa das condições de trabalho, mas era em um ritmo menor do que nos demais campos. Além disso, como era o primeiro, a maioria dos prisioneiros era de prisioneiros pol ...

... had the option to go to see the more "graphic" buildings like the cremation chambers. By the time we found out about those, we had to get back on the bus. In the next entry you will hear about what we did when we got to Austria...