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Auschwitz Museum
... in Auschwitz I und KZ Auschwitz III–Monowitz. Das Lagerbordell bestand bis wenige Tage vor der Evakuierung von Auschwitz.[14]
Gaskammer und Krematorium
Ein ehemaliger Munitionsbunker, der etwas abseits lag, wurde zu einem
Krematorium ...
A walk through death row.
... we were off to Auschwitz II - Birkenau. The Death Camp. The gate of the camp opens onto 1km of rail, with platforms on either side. This is where the victims arrived, and were separated into Left and Right. One way led to immediate death, the other to temporary life. Just thinking about the number of people that would arrive on one train stops your heart. There would 50-100 people in a freight car, and the train ...
Walking the city with a local
... that breathes fire. Casey, left for his tour of Auschwitz and Zbigniew and I carried on along the river until we got to Kazimierz (the Jewish district).. We ambled through, looking at the various sights, through some parks until we got back to the Old Town. We found a great restaurant for lunch and I had my first Polish meal which was delicious!!! We walked around a bit more and he left, to catch his bus home, ...
The Royal Capital of Poland
... stalls! And they are so cheap! For example, we had traditional Polish Kielbasa sausages with horseradish, mustard, and beer for less than $3 US. And it was absolutely delicious, as expected. We also saw a large display of exotic meats, such as pig snouts (picture posted at the bottom). Still not brave enough to try those.
On Monday morning (4/18), we woke up early to go to the castle because it was supposed to be "free day" for one of the exhibits. ...
Beauty and Sorrow
... about World War 2 history from Berlin, but we decided that we should see Auschwitz with our own eyes. We took a train to the small town and immediately felt uncomfortable by the eerie silence and overcast atmosphere. When we arrived at the entrance, we bought our tickets for the tour and watched a video about the site before we went in. It turns out that Birkenau was much larger than Auschwitz and accounted for many more deaths. The majority of people brought ...
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