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Auschwitz, Poland - Largest Nazi Concentration Camp WWII

In operation: April 1940 – January 1945

Estimated deaths: 1,100,000 – 1,500,000 of which 90% were Jews from all over Europe.
Tower and Wall
Tower and Wall		 Ashes of Victims Memorial
Ashes of Victims Memorial		 Enclosed Grounds
Enclosed Grounds
Memorial Words
Memorial Words		 Incinerator
Incinerator		 Center of Grounds
Center of Grounds
Inmate Roll Call
Inmate Roll Call		 Grounds
Grounds		 Torture
Torture
Memorial Tomb
Memorial Tomb		 Firing Range
Firing Range		 Grounds
Grounds
Entrance
Entrance		 Garments
Garments		 The Marked Line
The Marked Line

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tldvogyri@gmail.com 25-Aug-2012 20:26
good share!!keep go on!!!nice post!!
faagalo 25-Oct-2011 06:53
i am mad even though the people i hate are dead. it hurts to see those people suffer, and it pains my heart to think why would they do such an inhumane thing.those people died for nothing, they didnt die in vain they all risked their lives for us so that we should live this way.in freedom.i just wish i had something to do except revenge.
tara 01-Oct-2011 06:05
I am an american who although had nothing to do with the tragic events still can not understand why? such beautiful people killed because of their race? why? i am angry because hate just never stops, i have 4 children and i try to teach them what the schools won't, they do not teach about the war the lives taken, the sickness of hate, I am sorry to all of those who died, I am so sorry i will not forget you, the people the children all of those who suffered , even those who barely made it alive and their family's. i had to find some where i could post and let you know i am so sorry. i had family who served in the war in WW2 and the story's i heard , i just can not imagine. i looked at the photos i found on line not because i wanted to but because i think every one should. we need to erase hate it is like a blanket that can cover quickly and we can see first hand what hate has done and can do again.i believe in god but i still have this one question why?
Guest 09-May-2011 00:38
God has always been there, he lets things happen for a reason. These people were brave. They are of much importance to the Aushwitz projects, providing information needed. R.I.P.
Guest 08-Apr-2011 01:05
OMG this is terrible! R.I.P.
Shotgun5050 22-Sep-2009 23:12
What brave souls these individuals were to have lived, died, and/or survived this torture.
Will 18-Jun-2009 19:07
if god really existed he wouldnt have let something so brutal happen. being part jewish i say R.I.P. everybody that died in any concentration camp
Brett 10-Feb-2009 19:38
May no humanbeing ever have to experiance such brutality and terror again. Rest in peace forgoten comrades.
Guest 10-Jan-2009 15:41
lest we forget
Guest 28-Dec-2008 00:46
God's greatest gift to mankind was freewill.
Guest 28-Oct-2008 12:23
Where was God? Why did he let it happen......
Guest 28-Oct-2008 12:21
Where was God
CG101 17-Apr-2007 20:38
The Holocaust is that of remembrance , remembrance that what went on behind these walls is to stay there for ever bounded and rooted with in our history and with in our hearts for those lost. For history shall remain to not be forgotten but also not to be repeated but to be remembered and interpreted with in our hearts and with in our minds so that a tragedy such as this does not occur again.
Chelsea 07-Mar-2007 03:45
the sit was very disterbing.
to all the victoms of Aschwitz R.I.P.!!!!!!
gujian 12-Feb-2007 13:14
have mercy on those victims,God
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