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Location: Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany Description: Solitary confinement cell windows were typically locked shut, leaving prisoners in total darkness. Occasionally, however, the open barred windows offered a view of the guard towers and hanging stakes on which fellow prisoners were unmercifully tortured. Credit: Photo credit: Joshua C © 2000. | |||
All Images are Copyright 2000 Josh C. | |||
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