Inside Auschwitz: A Deeply Moving Tour of the Past
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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Join us on a profound journey as we explore Auschwitz, one of history's most tragic and significant sites. The infamous entrance gate of Auschwitz I with the chilling sign "Arbeit macht frei."
A sobering visit to the gas chamber, where the atrocities committed during the Holocaust become painfully real.
The haunting remnants of Auschwitz II-Birkenau, including an old German train cart that transported countless victims and the ruins of the destroyed gas chambers.
The heart-wrenching living conditions endured by the prisoners, offering a glimpse into their daily struggles and unimaginable suffering.
In this tour, we delve into the harrowing realities of the Holocaust, paying tribute to the millions who suffered and perished. This video provides an in-depth look at the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration and extermination camps, offering a poignant reminder of the past and the lessons it holds for the future. Through detailed footage and insightful commentary, we aim to honor the memories of those lost and ensure that their stories are never forgotten.
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This video was shot on a Sony a6400 with a 11mm f1.8 Sony lens and a Sony FE 18-105 F4 lens.
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Great and informative video
I’ve been considering going there myself but don’t need to anymore thanks to this video :)
Do visit if you ever go to the Lovely city of Krakow
I went to aushwitz in 2018 and i agree, one thing i couldn't get over was the sheer size of it. It is MASSIVE, it's like a 10 minute walk from the entrance to the gas chamber. I went in march and it was soo cold as well. I couldnt imagine how anyone could survive there. the one thing that made me cry was seeing the shoes and the suitcases with peoples names. Also the book of names. It was really really life changing.
Absolutely! Thanks very much for this comment it’s very detailed. It’s important to visit these historical places as they hold much significance. The scale of the place was unbelievable. I always wanted to visit this place since a child.
Unbelievable video, thought i was listening to David Attenborough, i am eager to see this in real life.
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