Eurotrip!

[ChumpChange]

More like disturbing! I almost crashed when I found out lol

lol...

[riverrunner1984]

Some pics from Auschwitz.

Work makes freedom


220 volts




Real ashes




Model of the gas chamber


Model of the crematorium


Real gas cans used


Eye glasses

Sorry for the glare. Everything is behind glass and windows were open so some of the pics suck


Prosthetics and braces.


Confiscated luggage


40 thousand pairs of shoes


Children's shows

[riverrunner1984]

Living conditions










They washed in these sinks. No showers




Some got hung here


Execution wall where prisoners were lined up and shot


Another spot for hanging


Inside the only gas chamber left standing


Where the gas was dropped


Crematorium next to the gas chamber so the workers didn't have to carry the bodies far

[riverrunner1984]

Now at suschwitz bitkenau



How prisoners were transported


Sorting area left means you die and right means you work. 70-75% went left






Remains of a gas chamber/creamatorium the Germans blew up when they knew the war was over






Where ashes were disposed of. After this was full they started using the ashes as fertilizer


5-8 people per bed and stacked 3 high. 800-1000 people per building

[riverrunner1984]

The bathroom. People were only allowed to use twice a day


Wash room

[riverrunner1984]

Morning jog in Prague

[riverrunner1984]

Heading out on our Prague tour. Post more pics later

[Stainless]

Wow! I've never seen this much about the Holocaust. So sad that it's memorialized but at the same time very important part of history. RR, thanks for taking the time to add captions explaining the details of the pictures.


CH3NO2

[Paul65K]

Wow Brian........I hope your grandma is doing OK after her trip to the camp?

I don't know how any reasonable person could help but be moved by such a terrible time in the history of man.....may we never forget.

[riverrunner1984]

Wow Brian........I hope your grandma is doing OK after her trip to the camp?

I don't know how any reasonable person could help but be moved by such a terrible time in the history of man.....may we never forget.

She was ok and glad she saw it but I can tell it was a bit tough for her. I saw her crying a few times as we were on the tour. How in humane these people were treated is just uncomprehendable