Steigenberger Linz
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Grüß Gott from Linz!
... was breathtaking. After the church, it is the most important space to the Benedictines. Google it...you will not believe what a library can look like! Our hotel here in Linz is great. It's right on the pedestrian Hauptplatz in the old center and just steps from the shore of the Danube. We wandered around a bit this afternoon when we got here and then tucked into a nice little restaurant called Steigel Klosterhof for a good Austrian supper which we ended with a ...
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... appearing prisoners on the top rungs set over a range of racial/ethnic and national origin "types" such as Czechs, Poles, Russians, Hungarians and Dacians (a category of people from Romania/Bulgaria). Colors were also recruited to help distinguish people: among the rows of dilapidated, overcrowded barracks one could see red patches on political prisoners and pink cloth used for the patches of gay men. The patches, colors and letter designations ...
Linz and Cesky Kromlov
... version and that is why they taste a little different. We quickly shopped in the town square (every city seems to have one) and then continued our drive to Ceskly Krumlov.
Cesky Krumlov is a great medieval town in the Czech Republic with a population of about 14,000. In 1992, Krumlov was voted by National Geographic as the 16th most beautiful town in the world. The walls around the city are unique as ...
Day 15
... high school, made in the 80's, black & white, with fairly simple graphics and commentary... With this content, however, it's harder to tell if that's by intention... The movie contained lots of information about the timing, involvement and occupants of the camps, as well as graphic amateur footage. I would be happy never to see the footage again, however the imagery of skeletal, impoverished prisoners and mounds of the dead collected on a ...
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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