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... 03; - Auschwitz и Birkenau) - это самое сильн 86;е, трога 90;ельно& #1077;, нет, не так - трога 02;щее, берущ 77;е за живое мест ...

... the prisoners as slave laborers, were founded, mainly at various sorts of German industrial plants and farms, between 1942 and 1944. The largest of them was called Buna (Monowitz, with ten thousand prisoners) and was opened by the camp administration in 1942 on the grounds of the Buna-Werke synthetic rubber and fuel plant six kilometers from the Auschwitz camp. On November 1943, the Buna sub-camp became the seat of the commandant of the third part of the ...

... zaczyna smakowac tak samo. My po pierwszych 5 dniach nie moglismy juz patrzec na fast foodowe jedzenie. I tutaj znowu z pomoca przyszedl Couchsurfing, dzieki ktoremu moglismy nacieszyc swoje podniebienia domowym jedzeniem jakie serwowali nam niejednokrotnie nasi gospodarze.

Dla porzadku wypada napisac, ze podstawowy zestaw w McDonaldzie (ktory, jak wszystko w USA, jest wiekszy od Europejskiego i odpowiada naszemu zestawowi sredniemu) kosztuje w ...

... floor, then straw mattresses, then triple stacked bunks w/ 2 men per bed. Beds were required to be made up to military standards every day. Ø During one month, up to 10,000 were killed per day. Ø All prisoners were beaten and tortured; whipped, hung by their hands, water boarding, clubbed, forced in "standing cells", forced into manual labor, ect. Ø The shaved hair from men and women was sold into the ...

Ce matin, nous partons pour une balade de trois jours dans Crakovie et ses environs. C'est une ville très différente de Varsovie, les grandes tours de verre en sont presque absentes. à la sortie de la gare, nous empruntons les chemins d'un parc qui fait tout le tour du centre-ville en partant du château. On n'y voit encore des remparts et une des très belles portes de la ville. deux musiciens en vêtements ...

Hi all, As some of you may know, I planned to spend Christmas and New Years in Eastern Europe this year. If I'm going be cold in the northern hemisphere, I might as well do it properly right? On 21st December I flew to Krakow, Poland (pronounced krawkov) for a 12 day tour. It was the first time I had really traveled by myself, so what a great chance to meet some new people and see some cool stuff along the way. We traveled by bus and the tour was made ...

... fewer kiosks and little sandwich/cafe/restaurants inside the train station like one sees in France as well. In fact, I remember only seeing 2 kiosks and 1 restaurant in the main hall: something you never see in France. Always see more than that normally. Eventually I spotted the ticket booths at the far front end of the main hall. There was a pretty long line (but it was around 6 PM so people were evidently heading home for ...

... in the front row and aligned myself with the piano keys so I could watch his hands. The music was powerful and the pianist seemed to take on a whole body performance after taking his initial bow. He sat down strategically on the bench and placed his feet meticulously on the pedals. He warmed his hands (which reminded me of Mr. Meyagi in Karate Kid) and attacked the keys as he began each piece. He would sway his body in the direction his hands were moving on the keys and seemed to ...

... we could get stuffed!. Thanks!. Luckily for us there were some much more polite people standing in the queue behind us who helped us out and told us where the bus station was. We found the bus station and bought tickets for our bus. Getting onto the bus was a bit crazy - in Poland (just like Asia) they just don´t know how to queue! Christie was getting a bit squished by some of the locals until one nice Polish guy told them to back off and let Christie on the bus, and they did! (wish we ...

... goes wrong about our arrangement, but the pickup from the airport was there and they took us to the hotel without any problem. The hotel's desk was also open for us as arranged, so we were able to settle down in our hotel room without any hitch. We only paid ...