Museum exhibition in the former Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp in Auschwitz, Poland.
1/12 / Go to the mediabankMuseum exhibition in the former Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp in Auschwitz, Poland.
© Sputnik / Vladimir / Go to the mediabankThe Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. A burial for dead inmates of the Auschwitz concentration camp, liberated by the Red Army.
2/12 / Go to the mediabankThe Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. A burial for dead inmates of the Auschwitz concentration camp, liberated by the Red Army.
© Sputnik / Konstantin Mihalchevskiy / Go to the mediabankThis monument is dedicated to children killed in a concentration camp, and located on the territory of the memorial "Concentration Camp Krasny" in Simferopol.
3/12 / Go to the mediabankThis monument is dedicated to children killed in a concentration camp, and located on the territory of the memorial "Concentration Camp Krasny" in Simferopol.
© AFP 2023 / Jens SchlueterA barbed wire fence encloses the memorial site of the former Buchenwald Nazi concentration camp near Weimar, Eastern Germany.
4/12A barbed wire fence encloses the memorial site of the former Buchenwald Nazi concentration camp near Weimar, Eastern Germany.
© AFP 2023A picture taken in October 1945 in the Bergen-Belsen Nazi concentration camp showing Nazi officials forced by British authorities to exhume and then properly rebury the bodies of 100 executed political deportees after the liberation of the camp by allied troops.
5/12A picture taken in October 1945 in the Bergen-Belsen Nazi concentration camp showing Nazi officials forced by British authorities to exhume and then properly rebury the bodies of 100 executed political deportees after the liberation of the camp by allied troops.
© Sputnik / Anton Denisov / Go to the mediabankA sign indicating the Sobibor train station near the death camp.
6/12 / Go to the mediabankA sign indicating the Sobibor train station near the death camp.
© Sputnik / Yuriy SomovThe XX Summer Olympic Games in Munich, August 26 – September 10, 1972. The USSR Olympic team visited the Dachau Nazi concentration camp and paid tribute to all the dead prisoners.
7/12The XX Summer Olympic Games in Munich, August 26 – September 10, 1972. The USSR Olympic team visited the Dachau Nazi concentration camp and paid tribute to all the dead prisoners.
© AFP 2023 / Robert AtanasovskiA Macedonian soldier carries an urn with the ashes of Macedonian Jews who died in the Nazi concentration camp of Treblinka during WWII during the opening of the Holocaust Memorial Center in Skopje on March 10, 2011. The Holocaust Memorial Center, located in what once was Skopje's Jewish district, is the world’s fourth of its kind, preceded by those in Jerusalem, Berlin and Washington.
8/12A Macedonian soldier carries an urn with the ashes of Macedonian Jews who died in the Nazi concentration camp of Treblinka during WWII during the opening of the Holocaust Memorial Center in Skopje on March 10, 2011. The Holocaust Memorial Center, located in what once was Skopje's Jewish district, is the world’s fourth of its kind, preceded by those in Jerusalem, Berlin and Washington.
© Sputnik / Vitaly Nevar / Go to the mediabankMonument to the victims of the Holocaust – the memorial to the victims of the "Death March" in the village of Yantarny, Kaliningrad region, where a memorial rally is held in memory of the Holocaust and the victims of the Palmniken massacre. The rally's participants followed the route along which the Nazis convoyed the prisoners of concentration camps in East Prussia to the Baltic Sea in the village of Palmniken (nowadays Yantarny) at the end of January 1945. Those who remained alive after the Death March were driven into the icy waters of the Baltic Sea and shot.
9/12 / Go to the mediabankMonument to the victims of the Holocaust – the memorial to the victims of the "Death March" in the village of Yantarny, Kaliningrad region, where a memorial rally is held in memory of the Holocaust and the victims of the Palmniken massacre. The rally's participants followed the route along which the Nazis convoyed the prisoners of concentration camps in East Prussia to the Baltic Sea in the village of Palmniken (nowadays Yantarny) at the end of January 1945. Those who remained alive after the Death March were driven into the icy waters of the Baltic Sea and shot.
© Sputnik / Victor TeminPhotos of people burned in the Majdanek concentration camp in 1944.
10/12Photos of people burned in the Majdanek concentration camp in 1944.
© Sputnik / Yan TichonovMemorial to the victims of fascism "The Road of Suffering" with symbolic concrete statues on the site of the Nazi concentration camp that was here during World War II (near the town of Salaspils, Latvia). The memorial was opened in 1967.
11/12Memorial to the victims of fascism "The Road of Suffering" with symbolic concrete statues on the site of the Nazi concentration camp that was here during World War II (near the town of Salaspils, Latvia). The memorial was opened in 1967.
© AFP 2023 / Alexander KleinFormerly electrified barbed wires are seen on the walls of the World War II concentration camp of Mauthausen.
12/12Formerly electrified barbed wires are seen on the walls of the World War II concentration camp of Mauthausen.