Auschwitz

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From all of these places indicated on the map, victims of the Holocaust were force-driven to Auschwitz concentration camp.

— From places near and far, victims of the Holocaust were forcibly moved to Auschwitz death camp.

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Phrase on the front gate to Auschwitz prison grounds means, in English, Work makes you free, or alternate translation, Work will set you free.

— English translation: “Work makes you free” or alternate translation, “Work will set you free.”

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Victims of the Holocaust arrived at Auschwitz by train.

Victims of the Holocaust arrived at Auschwitz by train.

Entering the Auschwitz concentration camp prisoners' area

Bronze relief on façde of Auschwitz Block L. Inscription, the Latin proverb, Homi Homini, means, A man is a wolf to another man, or, Man is no man, but a wolf, to a stranger.%2

Touring the grounds of the Auschwitz Memorial

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“HOMI HOMINI” — “A man is a wolf to another man” or “Man is no man, but a wolf, to a stranger.”

— Latin Proverb

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Auschwitz Block 15. where inmates were housed

Sleeping quarters of brick

Auschwitz Block 24

Toilets inside a cell block at Auschwitz

Where some Auschwitz inmates slept

Auschwita Block 14

At Auschwitz - Monument to Chaim Herzog, President of Israel, between 1983 and 1993

Wall against which prisoners stood and were shot - Auschwitz, Poland

Wall against which prisoners stood and were shot – Auschwitz, Poland

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Crematorium

Post outside the display of Cyclone B cans

Display of Cyclone B gas pellets

On display - mound of empty Cyclone B gas cans