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The
National Stutthof Museum
& Concentration Camp
is located east of Gdansk. Stutthof served mainly for extermination
of the most aware and patriotic Poles, mainly from the educated
circles from Danzig and Pomorze Region. In 1942 Stutthof became an
international camp - and in June 1944 it became part of the project
"Endlösung" (the final Nazistic solution of "the Jewish problem").
For the rest of World War II it thereby became a camp of
mass-extermination.
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The sign and memorial at the front
entrance to the Stutthof
Concentration Camp.
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Two of the crematoria ovens at the
Stutthof Concentration Camp.
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A memorial cross at the Stutthof
Concentration Camp. In the background one of the railway wagons that
was used to transport Jews and other prisoners to the camp.
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The Camp commandants house near the
entrance of the Stutthof
Concentration Camp.
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A
guard tower and a part of the fence at the
Stutthof Concentration Camp.
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A memorial to all prisoners who died at the Stutthof
Concentration Camp.
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Photo: Bryan Smith (UK) - August
2010
Bryan Smith has given euro-t-guide.com permission
to use these
pictures.
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