You are Inside the collapsed roof of Krematorium II at Birkenau.As the Russian army drew closer the Nazis, in an effort to hide their crimes, blew up Krematorium II, and also Krems III and...

This is a plaster Birkenau Krematorium II model of one of the two largest crematoria and gas chambers in the Nazi concentrationary universe. Krematorium II operated from March 31, 1943 to November 27, 1944....

The barrack on your left is the Birkenau penal company. On the right you see its courtyard."The penal company was created in early August 1940, originally for Catholic priests and the few Jews who...

On the wall in the Birkenau Latrines for men and women, "Verhalte dich ruhig" (Behave yourself quiet) Gisella Pearl, an inmate in BIa described in her book the situation the prisoners faced."There was one...

Originally built for Soviet POW'S, these Birkenau barracks were later to become part of the woman's camp. Each tier was to have three straw mattresses, one for each prisoner. In reality, two or more...

The virtual tour opens for the Birkenau Ramp to a view of a brick building – in use to delouse prisoner’s uniforms as louse-born diseases ran rampant. On the right is the “Mittelstrasse” road...

The Auschwitz Birkenau Death Gate Entrance to the CampThis view is from inside the rail entrance to Birkenau, Auschwitz Birkenau Death Gate, the entrance. The building it passes through is the main SS guardhouse....

Auschwitz II Birkenau virtual tour: The Extermination Camp Birkenau was the largest of the Auschwitz sub-camps and the primary site of mass murder. Built two miles from the original camp in 1941, it held up...