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Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp - Friday 20th October
Memorial and Museum // Location:Oranienburg |
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Background Information:
Having heard the many stories and watched numerous accounts of the concentration camps, I was still very unsure how I would actually feel while visiting a camp. All of us decided that we must go, and I'm glad we came to that conclusion. I'm not the best with words, so I don't feel I could articulate everything I felt at Sachsenhausen. Without any sound bites, I'd simply conclude, a very thought provoking place, which must be visited.
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