Carried on from Part 1:

We then saw the building where the prisoners slept, totally horrible living conditions which they were made to sleep in. There were about 700 prisoners, and about 4-5 to a bunk level.




One of the main gas chambers the SS destroyed to hide evidence to the advancing Red Army.


And finally, a memorial note.


It wasn't a very nice place to visit, but, in some ways humbling to go and see the camp. I would definitely recommend it, as a tribute to all those from different nationalities and races who died here.