Dachau Concentration Camp - Gallery

Gallery

  • The camp courtyard

  • Memorial to the victims of Dachau (October 2007)

  • Sign on the gravel road leading to the entrance

  • The Crematorium

  • New crematorium (picture taken on October 2007)

  • Original crematorium (picture taken on October 2007)

  • Crematorium at Dachau

  • The sign outside the building Crematorium says in German: "Think about how we died here"

  • Protestant Church of Reconciliation (June 2005)

  • Catholic Mortal Agony of Christ chapel (June 2005)

  • Jewish Memorial (June 2005)

  • Tower (June 2005)

  • The Perimeter Fence

  • Marker where barracks building #9 stood (June 2005)

  • View of roll-call area from one of the buildings (June 2005)

  • Prisoner bunks (June 2005)

  • Prisoner bunks (June 2005)

  • Triple bunks in the barracks

  • Prisoner sinks (June 2005)

  • Prisoner toilets (June 2005)

  • The entrance and the northern part of the "Bunker" (September 2007)

  • The east wing of the "Bunker" (camp prison), normally closed to visitors

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