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Łódź (mural)

Historical background (Source of this description: dziecibalut.pl): In 1939, German troops entered Łódź and brought their order. On February 8,…

Historical background After the invasion of the Soviet Union, in the summer of 1941, the Germans built a camp for…

Historical background See above. Description of commemoration The Roma are mentioned on the general information board at the entrance from…

See also: BIEDACZ Historical background The Roma probably moved to the village of Bielcza around the mid-nineteenth century from nearby…

Auschwitz II – stele in the Romani language next to the ruins of Crematorium V See also: Auschwitz-Birkenau (camp) See…

See also: Auschwitz-Birkenau (camp) See also: Birkenau (plaque) See also: Birkenau (memorial) See also: Birkenau (Czech stele) See also: Birkenau…

Auschwitz II A plaque in the Roma language at the International Memorial to the Victims of the Camp (formerly: The…

See also: Auschwitz (exhibition) See also: Birkenau (plaque) See also: Birkenau (memorial) See also: Birkenau (Czech stele) See also: Birkenau…

Historical background The women’s camp in Ravensbrück also had a small male annex. Most of the female prisoners worked in…

Historical background See above. Description of commemoration A rectangular plaque with cut corners and inscriptions carved in steel [bleached? –…

Historical background The camp near Oranienburg existed from 1936 to April 22, 1945. It was a training camp for high-ranking…