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Concentration camp of Birkenau – Help page
This exhibit is arranged around a map of Birkenau. On the map, you can see many places which are labeled with red rectangles. Each one of those rectangles is a hot spot - clicking...
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Birkenau Introduction Map to the Concentration Camp
The concentration and death-camp complex at Auschwitz-Birkenau was the largest killing center in the entire Nazi universe; the very heart of their system. Of the many sub-camps affiliated with Auschwitz, Birkenau, or Auschwitz II,...
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Concentration camp of Birkenau Photo List
Introduction Map List of Photos Credits Birkenau Photos #
Title
Description 1
The Hole in the World
Rail entrance to Auschwitz/Birkenau. 2
Inside Out
Personnel and truck entrance 3
The Ramp
The unloading Ramp at Auschwitz/Birkenau. 4
Doppelgänger
Rail Switch on the Ramp 5
Guard Tower on the Ramp 6
The End of...
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Alan Jacobs Birkenau Photographer
Alan Jacobs
has been to Auschwitz and Birkenau many times. During those visits, he interviewed numerous survivors and took many photographs of the camps. He also spent many hours viewing artifacts, art and photographs stored...
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Birkenau Concentration Camp Photos and Map
Please note that the links on this map may not work on mobile phones and some browsers. Below the map are links to each section of the map as well.
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Mauthausen Grate into Hell
Grate over the Krematorium in the roll call square.
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Mauthausen concentration camp gas chamber – To the Gas
There were many different ways to kill prisoners at Mauthausen and at first gassing was not needed.
But as more and more prisoners were transported to the camp, it became necessary.
The SS even converted a...
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Mauthausen Wailing Wall
New arrivals at the “Klagemauer” (wailing wall) after a week long trip in open railway cars.
Date: 1943-1944
Photo credit: National Archives, USHMM Photo Archives Newly arrived prisoners were subjected to an initiation ritual: standing at attention...

