Birkenau

Birkenau

The concentration camp that was liberated by Soviet troops in January 1945. Together with the Auschwitz concentration camp, the Soviets discovered hundreds of corpses from people who had been recently murdered, thousands of people barely alive, and the earthly remains of approximately one million men and women.

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