Majdanek Concentration Camp

Majdanek concentration camp is surprisingly central within Lublin, it’s within a built-up area of the city. So what went on

Some other photos from Majdanek that I didn’t include in the other posts…  

Designed at the same time as the Majdanek Memorial, this dome stands on top of 17 tonnes of ashes and

This is the sarcophagus where the remains of bodies burned in the crematorium were stored in July 1944.

The concrete dissection table at Majdanek, said to have been used when trying to remove items of value from a

Some photos of the external areas at Majdanek concentration camp.    

What is undeniable is that these Prussian blue stains have been caused by the use of Zyklon B. This is

Later on during the war the whole concept of showers in concentration camps took a sinister turn as it was

A photo from one of the barrack buildings at Majdanek. Initially the prisoners at the camp needed to sleep on

Majdanek’s memorial is an imposing structure built at the entrance to the camp and it was erected in 1969 to