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Block 13. Exhibition dedicated to the fate of Sinti and Roma in Auschwitz | by Flickr. braydov Exhibitions, Strong, Explore, Content, History, Historia, Exploring

Block 13. Exhibition dedicated to the fate of Sinti and Roma in Auschwitz | by Flickr. braydov

Block 15 - national Polish exhibition. World History, World War Ii, Horrible Histories, Evil World, Historia Universal, Crime, Viajes, Kunst

Horrible Histories

Historia Universal

Block 15 - national Polish exhibition.

Block 27. Israeli exhibition "Shoah". A fragment of art work dedicated to the fate of children created by Michal Rovner. History Major, Ww2, Poland, Art Work, Contemporary Art, Teacher, Children, Artwork

Contemporary Art

Block 27. Israeli exhibition "Shoah". A fragment of art work dedicated to the fate of children created by Michal Rovner.

Block 27. Book of names. Names of Jews who were murdered during the Holocaust. Elie Wiesel, Poland Travel, Anne Frank, Moving Forward, Wwii, Forget, Bucket, Names

Block 27. Book of names. Names of Jews who were murdered during the Holocaust.

Block 21. The Dutch exhibition. Names of Dutch Jews deported to Auschwitz. Never Again, Dutch, Fotografia

Block 21. The Dutch exhibition. Names of Dutch Jews deported to Auschwitz.

Block 27. The Israeli exhibition. Book of Names where all names of the Holocaust visctims are written. Psalm 16, All Names, World War Two, Writing, Books

Block 27. The Israeli exhibition. Book of Names where all names of the Holocaust visctims are written.

Block 20. The French exhibition. Blinds, Around The Worlds, Memories, French

Around The Worlds

Block 20. The French exhibition.

Block 20. The Belgian exhibition. Types Of Conflict, City Of God, Forced Labor, Losing A Child, Lest We Forget, History Channel

Types Of Conflict

History Channel

Block 20. The Belgian exhibition.

Block 16. The Tragedy of the Slovakian Jews. Museum Exhibition, Judaism, Israel, Sick

Museum Exhibition

Block 16. The Tragedy of the Slovakian Jews.

Block 27. Shoah exhibition. A group sitting in a special room prepared there for ceremonies. Journey, Group, Concert, Memoirs, Souvenirs

Block 27. Shoah exhibition. A group sitting in a special room prepared there for ceremonies.

The Dutch exhibition in Block 21. Wall with names of Dutch Jews deported to Auschwitz. Utrecht, Rotterdam, Krakow, Dutch Language

The Dutch exhibition in Block 21. Wall with names of Dutch Jews deported to Auschwitz.

Block 27. The 'Shoah' exhibition. A visitor searching the pages of the 'Book of names' where all known names of Holocaust victims from the Yad Vashem database are printed. Searching, The Book

Block 27. The 'Shoah' exhibition. A visitor searching the pages of the 'Book of names' where all known names of Holocaust victims from the Yad Vashem database are printed.

French national exhibition. Scouts, French People, French Language, France

French Language

French national exhibition.

Block 15. Polish national exhibition. Prisoner, Travelogue, Trinidad, Polish, Winter, Art

Block 15. Polish national exhibition.

Block 15. Polish exhibition. Women In History, Yesterday And Today, Second World

Women In History

Yesterday And Today

Block 15. Polish exhibition.

Block 20. French national exhibition.

Block 20. French national exhibition.

Auschwitz Memorial. Block 21 - Dutch exhibition. It starts with photographs depicting scenes from Jewish community life in the years before the Holocaust. This part tells the story of the Westerbork camp, which was built for Jews fleeing persecution in Germany. The German invasion changed that situation—it became a place where Jews were assembled before being deported to be killed. The fate of Dutch citizens deported to Auschwitz is shown in the final room. (Photo: Paweł Sawicki) Persecution, World War, Photographs, Germany, Community, Ceiling Lights, Building

Auschwitz Memorial. Block 21 - Dutch exhibition. It starts with photographs depicting scenes from Jewish community life in the years before the Holocaust. This part tells the story of the Westerbork camp, which was built for Jews fleeing persecution in Germany. The German invasion changed that situation—it became a place where Jews were assembled before being deported to be killed. The fate of Dutch citizens deported to Auschwitz is shown in the final room. (Photo: Paweł Sawicki)

Auschwitz Memorial. Block 20 - Belgian exhibition. It begins with general information on the situation in Belgium from 1940 to 1945. Next part presents the persecution of the Jews. At the end, there is information about the Breendonk and Malines (Mechelen) camps. This is an introduction to the main part of the exhibition, which covers deportation to Auschwitz. (Photo: Paweł Sawicki) Political Prisoners, New Museum, Camps, 18th Century, Belgium

Political Prisoners

Auschwitz Memorial. Block 20 - Belgian exhibition. It begins with general information on the situation in Belgium from 1940 to 1945. Next part presents the persecution of the Jews. At the end, there is information about the Breendonk and Malines (Mechelen) camps. This is an introduction to the main part of the exhibition, which covers deportation to Auschwitz. (Photo: Paweł Sawicki)

Auschwitz Memorial. Block 20 - French exhibition. It presents the fates of individuals in connection with the fates of France and the Jews who lived there. In the first room a visitor learn about the biographies of people whose fates will be the subject of the exhibition. Their fates are presented in the following rooms together with history of the occupation. The exhibition ends with photographs of Jewish children who were deported to Auschwitz. (Photo: Paweł Sawicki) Biographies, Literature, Connection, Presents, Rooms

Auschwitz Memorial. Block 20 - French exhibition. It presents the fates of individuals in connection with the fates of France and the Jews who lived there. In the first room a visitor learn about the biographies of people whose fates will be the subject of the exhibition. Their fates are presented in the following rooms together with history of the occupation. The exhibition ends with photographs of Jewish children who were deported to Auschwitz. (Photo: Paweł Sawicki)

Auschwitz Memorial. Block 18 - Hungarian exhibition. It shows the situation of Jews in Hungary during the Second World War and the changes that took place when the Nazis occupied the country in March 1944. The themes are the labor service, the deprivation of rights, the plunder of Jewish-owned property; the German occupation; the ghettos and deportation; Jews from Hungary in Auschwitz-Birkenau and other Nazi camps; the Arrow Cross regime; rescue and resistance. (Photo: Paweł Sawicki) Hungary, Arrow, Two By Two, German, March, Country

Auschwitz Memorial. Block 18 - Hungarian exhibition. It shows the situation of Jews in Hungary during the Second World War and the changes that took place when the Nazis occupied the country in March 1944. The themes are the labor service, the deprivation of rights, the plunder of Jewish-owned property; the German occupation; the ghettos and deportation; Jews from Hungary in Auschwitz-Birkenau and other Nazi camps; the Arrow Cross regime; rescue and resistance. (Photo: Paweł Sawicki)

Auschwitz Memorial. Block 17 - Austrian exhibition. The narrative begins with the proclamation of the Republic of Austria in 1918. This is followed by: preparations for the occupation of Austria 1918-1933 and 1933-1938, the introduction of terror from 1938, Austrian resistance—the movement in opposition to National Socialism. The fate of Jewish Austrians, Gypsies, and victims of political persecution in the concentration camps, and especially in Auschwitz, is shown. (Photo: Paweł Sawicki) The Proclamation, Socialism, Go Camping, Places, Lugares

The Proclamation

Auschwitz Memorial. Block 17 - Austrian exhibition. The narrative begins with the proclamation of the Republic of Austria in 1918. This is followed by: preparations for the occupation of Austria 1918-1933 and 1933-1938, the introduction of terror from 1938, Austrian resistance—the movement in opposition to National Socialism. The fate of Jewish Austrians, Gypsies, and victims of political persecution in the concentration camps, and especially in Auschwitz, is shown. (Photo: Paweł Sawicki)

Auschwitz Memorial. Block 16 - Czech exhibition. It presents the mechanism of deportation from the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia to Auschwitz, against the background of the situation in the country under occupation by the Third Reich. The Third Reich, Photo Wall, Frame, Bohemia, Gifts, Picture Frame

The Third Reich

Auschwitz Memorial. Block 16 - Czech exhibition. It presents the mechanism of deportation from the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia to Auschwitz, against the background of the situation in the country under occupation by the Third Reich.

Auschwitz Memorial. Block 16 - Slovak exhibition. The first part presents the origins of the Holocaust in Slovakia, which was one of the main goals in the domestic policy of the regime that ruled the country. The "solution of the Jewish question" in the Hungarian-occupied part of Slovakia is also shown. The exhibit also shows attitudes of the Slovaks towards the persecution of the Jews. A separate theme is the story of the Jews who were deported from Slovakia to Auschwitz. (Photo: Paweł Sawicki) Origins, Exhibit, Picture Video

Auschwitz Memorial. Block 16 - Slovak exhibition. The first part presents the origins of the Holocaust in Slovakia, which was one of the main goals in the domestic policy of the regime that ruled the country. The "solution of the Jewish question" in the Hungarian-occupied part of Slovakia is also shown. The exhibit also shows attitudes of the Slovaks towards the persecution of the Jews. A separate theme is the story of the Jews who were deported from Slovakia to Auschwitz. (Photo: Paweł Sawicki)

Auschwitz Memorial. Block 15 - Polish exhibition. It begins with the start of the war. Next comes the division of Polish land by the German occupation regime into the General Government and the areas incorporated into the Third Reich. The creation of the Polish underground state and the struggle against the occupier are also shown. The exhibit present the German occupation policy towards the Polish people. The repression and persecution by the USSR is also shown. (Photo: Paweł Sawicki) We Will Never Forget, Polish People

We Will Never Forget

Auschwitz Memorial. Block 15 - Polish exhibition. It begins with the start of the war. Next comes the division of Polish land by the German occupation regime into the General Government and the areas incorporated into the Third Reich. The creation of the Polish underground state and the struggle against the occupier are also shown. The exhibit present the German occupation policy towards the Polish people. The repression and persecution by the USSR is also shown. (Photo: Paweł Sawicki)

Auschwitz Memorial. Block 14 - Russian exhibition. The exhibition is divided into four parts: “The Tragedy of Soviet Prisoners of War”, “Occupation Regime”, “The Civilian Population from the Territories of the USSR in Auschwitz” and "Liberation". Prisoners Of War, Remember This

Prisoners Of War

Auschwitz Memorial. Block 14 - Russian exhibition. The exhibition is divided into four parts: “The Tragedy of Soviet Prisoners of War”, “Occupation Regime”, “The Civilian Population from the Territories of the USSR in Auschwitz” and "Liberation".