European Genocide 1941 to 1945
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The European genocide, known as the Holocaust, was the systematic extermination of Jews, Poles, Russians, Roma, disabled individuals, and political dissidents, from 1941 to 1945, in the quest for racial purity and the expansion of living space for the German people. The Nazi regime established concentration camps, implemented mass shootings, conducted inhumane experiments,
The Holocaust remains a stark reminder of the perils of hatred and intolerance, emphasizing the need for education, remembrance, and vigilance against such ideologies today.
In the fall of 2022 I went on a solo journey through Germany, Czech Republic and Poland to explore a post genocidal landscape. I visited Nazi rally grounds, concentration camps, prisons, ghettos, mass execution sites, execution centers, cemeteries, museums, monuments and memorials. I stayed in Dachau, Nuremberg, Furstenberg/Havel, Berlin, Prague, Warsaw, Lublin, Krakow and Oświęcim. I traveled mostly by train, some bus and uber.
Below are links to places I visited. The subject matter and images may be disturbing, please use viewer discretion.
The Path To Nazi Genocide
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Jews: 6,000,000
Soviet Civilians: 5,700,00
Soviet Prisoners of War: 2,950,00
Non-Jewish Poles: 1,800,00
Roma (Gypsies): 375,000
Serb Civilians: 312,000
Disabled Persons: 250,000
Repeat Criminal Offenders and “asocials”: 70,000
Jehova’s Witnesses: 1,900
Source: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
EUROPE (central) 2022
Germany
Odeonsplatz, Dachau Concentration Camp, White Rose Resistance, Nuremberg, Nuremberg Rally Grounds, Ravensbruck Concentration Camp, Berlin Memorials, Wannsee House.
Poland
Warsaw, Warsaw Ghetto, Paviak Prison, Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, Warsaw Uprising, Wola Massacre, Treblinka Extermination Center, Lublin, Belzec Extermination Center, Josefow Massacre, Sobibor Extermination Center, Majdanek Concentration Camp and Extermination Center, Krakow, Kashmire, Krakow Ghetto, Schindler Factory, Plaszow Labor Camp, Auschwitz, Birkenau Extermination Center.
Nazi Extermination Centers
Belzec, Treblinka, Sobibor, Chelmno, Auschwitz-Birkenau
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