In this field, the Birkenau Woods Incineration, people were also burned in large cremation pits. On the other side of the trees in the distance was Krematorium V and its burning pits.
The State Museum Of Auschwitz-Birkenau & Remember.Org Present
The State Museum Of Auschwitz-Birkenau & Remember.Org Present
In this field, the Birkenau Woods Incineration, people were also burned in large cremation pits. On the other side of the trees in the distance was Krematorium V and its burning pits.
On the other side of the trees in the distance was Krematorium V and its burning pits.
In this field people were also burned in large cremation pits.
The monuments in four languages – Polish, Russian, English, and German – read:
To the memory
Of the men, women and children
Who fell victim to the Nazi genocide.
Here lie their ashes. May their souls rest in peace.
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