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Campo de Exterminio Nazi: Auschwitz-Birkenau
... a la condición de animal o aún peor y calcinadas.
En Auschwitz murieron al menos un millón y medio de personas, dentro de las cuales un 90% eran judíos, pero también habían gitanos, gays, sacerdotes y otras minorías. No solo fueron asesinadas brutalmente, sino que fueron obligados a morir de hambre, muchos obligados a realizar trabajos sumamente forzados y bajo condiciones infrahumanas hasta morir de agotamiento.
Básicamente el campo comienza como ...
Quick stop over...
... playing a drinking game which I was just terrible at. So drinking from 7 pm to 3 am like this is not the best formula for a night out, and at 3 am the decision was made to go to bed rather than go out, might be best as Girihen had to get up at 9 for work... Very nice stopover and we had a lot of laughs....but I've really got to stop trying to drink Vodka like the eastern Europeans, it's just not possible...please forgive me body...
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The world's most extreme tour
... left in memory of a person(s) rather than flowers or such like.
I'm not going to give you any of the horrible stories I heard or even some of the horrible items on display that i saw but all I'm going to say is you need to visit Auschwitz, you have to visit Auschwitz!
This video below is of 4 people singing in remembrance of everybody that lost their lives at Auschwitz, they are sitting ...
Krakow for the day
... when he did breathe fire.
The day was changeable and we were putting on and taking off jackets and scarves, there had been a thin wind at times as we sat in the square too, but generally it was mostly sunny so we were really lucky with the weather for walking around. There were a lot of priests and nuns around, all in the traditional garb which I guess we find unusual having been used to seeing them in civvies in New Zealand, I’m not ...
Back to the boy
... river and (sorry Pete missed it) the Guinness brewery – and the walls were really thick, there was quite a reach to the window.
I did get to the start of the military part but Pete said he hadn’t finished even when we met at 1.15. We both recommend this museum for sure. But then it was time to get back to the hotel, pick up the bags and take the bus to the airport. We were there early enough but didn’t really have much ...
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