Category: Sachsenhausen

Attending to places with historical backgrounds such as the concentration camps are usually a moment of learning and humility. If you are a tourist in Berlin and choose to visit a concentration camp, then it’s wise to be aware of the times the camp is open to the public so as to avoid missing the… read more.

While looking at SquareGC and the history of the holocaust during World War II, people will turn their attention to the distance of Concentration Camps to large cities. Berlin is history’s capital of the Nazi Germany; it could have been a significant station during this period. In the following article, the author aims to tell… read more.

Closing the topic of historical concentration camps, it is high time to turn to the Concentration Camp Berlin and discuss its background and development. It is painful to talk or read about the events this topic touches on, however, it is something that should never be forgotten or understudied part of the humanity. In this… read more.

The sightseeing of one’s destinations especially those with regards to the second world war is very much over powering and educating at the same moment. The Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp is one such camp that is near Berlin. If you are looking up for travelling and interested in knowing how far Berlin is from Sachsenhausen, then… read more.

Germany had some concentration camps throughout the Second World War especially within and in the close vicinity of Berlin. These were among the concentration camps established by Adolf Hitler for the extermination of millions of people with emphasis on the Jews with other minorities such as the Gypsies, the disabled, and political dissidents. 1. Sachsenhausen… read more.

If one is willing to know how evil human beings can be especially during the Second World War, a visit to concentration camps helps in learning. Concentration camps in Europe can be described as having been prison like facilities where Jews and other people considered inferior by the Nazi regime were held from 1933 to… read more.

In 1933-1945, Germany saw the formation of concentration camps; some of them were located in the territory of the capital city – Berlin. These camps were held as concentration, extermination, and torture centres for the Jews, political opponents, Gypsies, and other undesired ethnicities by the Nazi authority. 1. Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp was… read more.

Introduction Where to get: planning a trip to Auschwitz from Berlin? It will contain all the necessary information, which will help in the process of your journey to be as smooth and purposeful as possible . All in all, preparing for the trip to Auschwitz is very logical and knowing it will help to concentrate… read more.

Tours to have such place as Auschwitz, the former concentration camp and a center of the Holocaust, should be considered as meaningful journey. It is about 600kilometers from Berlin which is in Germany and is situated in the vicinity of the town of Oświęcim in Poland. Despite this, there are several options that one can… read more.

When visiting Germany as a history enthousiast, it is imperative to include a tour to the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp. This is concentration camp that is located outside Berlin and currently it has become a place of historical learning center where all visitors are able to feel the awkwardness that the world was able to witness… read more.

If you would like to have a glimpse on one of the most important historical tourist attractions in Europe then this is the perfect place for it. Going to the Auschwitz Concentration Camp which stands with full force today in Poland, I have realized that the place is truly very significant. Therefore, if someone in… read more.

One of the most haunted places of the world is a Berlin Concentration Camp Memorial situated in the very center of the German capital. This sculpture aims at being a memorial of the victims of the holocaust and along the way being a great teaching tool for people. In this sort of article, it will… read more.

Trips to such places are often very inspiring and can teach people quite a lot. If you are in Berlin and you are a history finder especially concerning the holocaust, it is important that you taken your time to visit the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp. This camp just outside Berlin was the second largest camp in… read more.

The historical events of World War II in Germany demonstrate the terrible crimes that developed in that period. Visitorship to concentration camps allows education about genocide alongside remembering victims and preventing genocide from reoccurring. This article will direct readers toward several Berlin-intensive concentration camps which reveal historical information about Nazi warfare conditions. Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp… read more.

The concentration camp was one of several ones established during the Second World War; the camp was situated near Berlin, Germany. Since this is my first essay, with a topic related to history, it is crucial to define the objective, effect and chronological location of this concentration camp among the number of camps that was… read more.

Welcome to Berlin! For such city trip as for this one you should remember about the main dish of any steeped in history place – history, the happy of which is far from being always bright. The persecution of the Jews and the gypsies would be well explained through a visit to the concentration camp… read more.

For those who are going to travel from Berlin to Auschwitz, it is crucial to find out the train schedule and its length. Thus, in this blog post, you will find all the information which you may need to plan your trip properly. Train Routes There a number of links from Berlin that is incorporated… read more.

Sachsenhausen Berlin Concentration Camp is one of the historical sites that depicts in graphic details of the holocaust events that took place in Germany. This camp was constructed in the early period of Hitler regime and was built in Oranienburg just outside Berlin and it was the key concentration camp that set a precedent for… read more.

When planning a visit to Berlin and one has an inclination towards history, then a visit to the Sachsenhausen concentration camp proves compulsory. This has since been turned into a memorial site as well as a museum in order to caution the public of the plight of the Jews during the Second World War. When… read more.

Right near Berlin there exist multiple concentration camps that guests can explore during their journey. The locations preserve historical acts of World War II that enable visitors to remember those who lost their lives. This article introduces visitors to the concentration camps located in Berlin that travelers can access to study their history. Sachsenhausen Concentration… read more.