Pro-Palästina Protest zur Nakba und Ermordung der Journalisten Shireen Abu Akleh
Ein Frau Gruppe protestiert gegen der Tod der Journalisten Shireen Abu Akleh
Knapp 100 Menschen protestieren mit eine Kundgebung auf dem Hermannplatz in Neukölln unter dem Motto "Erinnerungen an Al Nakba Vertreibung des palästinensischen Volkes 1948 durch die israelische Besatzung und Ermordung der Journalisten Shireen Abu Akleh". Nach den Verbot von Pro-Palästina Demonstration zur Nakba-Tag ist die Versammlung von "Verband der palästinensischen und arabischen Vereine in Berlin", die ersten die statt finden kann. Gleich am Anfang geht ein der Hauptredner und Organisator Tarek M. gegen ein dpa-Fotograf vor beschuldigt ihm ein Rassist zu sein. Später wird den gesamt Presse als Rassistisch bezeichnet.
Pro-Palästina Protest zur Nakba und Ermordung der Journalisten Shireen Abu Akleh
Ein Frau Gruppe protestiert gegen der Tod der Journalisten Shireen Abu Akleh
Knapp 100 Menschen protestieren mit eine Kundgebung auf dem Hermannplatz in Neukölln unter dem Motto "Erinnerungen an Al Nakba Vertreibung des palästinensischen Volkes 1948 durch die israelische Besatzung und Ermordung der Journalisten Shireen Abu Akleh". Nach den Verbot von Pro-Palästina Demonstration zur Nakba-Tag ist die Versammlung von "Verband der palästinensischen und arabischen Vereine in Berlin", die ersten die statt finden kann. Gleich am Anfang geht ein der Hauptredner und Organisator Tarek M. gegen ein dpa-Fotograf vor beschuldigt ihm ein Rassist zu sein. Später wird den gesamt Presse als Rassistisch bezeichnet.
Pro-Palästina Protest zur Nakba und Ermordung der Journalisten Shireen Abu Akleh
Ein Frau Gruppe protestiert gegen der Tod der Journalisten Shireen Abu Akleh
Knapp 100 Menschen protestieren mit eine Kundgebung auf dem Hermannplatz in Neukölln unter dem Motto "Erinnerungen an Al Nakba Vertreibung des palästinensischen Volkes 1948 durch die israelische Besatzung und Ermordung der Journalisten Shireen Abu Akleh". Nach den Verbot von Pro-Palästina Demonstration zur Nakba-Tag ist die Versammlung von "Verband der palästinensischen und arabischen Vereine in Berlin", die ersten die statt finden kann. Gleich am Anfang geht ein der Hauptredner und Organisator Tarek M. gegen ein dpa-Fotograf vor beschuldigt ihm ein Rassist zu sein. Später wird den gesamt Presse als Rassistisch bezeichnet.
Pro-Palästina Protest zur Nakba und Ermordung der Journalisten Shireen Abu Akleh
Ein Frau Gruppe protestiert gegen der Tod der Journalisten Shireen Abu Akleh
Knapp 100 Menschen protestieren mit eine Kundgebung auf dem Hermannplatz in Neukölln unter dem Motto "Erinnerungen an Al Nakba Vertreibung des palästinensischen Volkes 1948 durch die israelische Besatzung und Ermordung der Journalisten Shireen Abu Akleh". Nach den Verbot von Pro-Palästina Demonstration zur Nakba-Tag ist die Versammlung von "Verband der palästinensischen und arabischen Vereine in Berlin", die ersten die statt finden kann. Gleich am Anfang geht ein der Hauptredner und Organisator Tarek M. gegen ein dpa-Fotograf vor beschuldigt ihm ein Rassist zu sein. Später wird den gesamt Presse als Rassistisch bezeichnet.
Pro-Palästina Protest zur Nakba und Ermordung der Journalisten Shireen Abu Akleh
Ein Frau Gruppe protestiert gegen der Tod der Journalisten Shireen Abu Akleh
Knapp 100 Menschen protestieren mit eine Kundgebung auf dem Hermannplatz in Neukölln unter dem Motto "Erinnerungen an Al Nakba Vertreibung des palästinensischen Volkes 1948 durch die israelische Besatzung und Ermordung der Journalisten Shireen Abu Akleh". Nach den Verbot von Pro-Palästina Demonstration zur Nakba-Tag ist die Versammlung von "Verband der palästinensischen und arabischen Vereine in Berlin", die ersten die statt finden kann. Gleich am Anfang geht ein der Hauptredner und Organisator Tarek M. gegen ein dpa-Fotograf vor beschuldigt ihm ein Rassist zu sein. Später wird den gesamt Presse als Rassistisch bezeichnet.
Ausgrabungsstätte Pompei, 2022
Italien, Pompei, 23.04.2022
Pompei ist eine Stadt in der sueditalienischen Region Campania. Sie ist für die antike Stadt Pompeji bekannt, die durch den Ausbruch des Vesuv 79 n. Chr. verschuettet wurde. Zu den Ruinen zaehlen die mit Fresken versehene Mysterienvilla und das Amphitheater der Stadt.
Foto: Ein roemisches Fresko, das den Tod des Griechen Actaeon zeigt, der von der Goettin Artemis in einen Hirsch verwandelt und von seinen eigenen Hunden getötet wird, Casa del Menandro (Haus des Menander)
Berliner Ostermarsch der Friedensbewegung
Transparent "Wer Rüstung ordert fordert Tod das gilt für alle auch für Grün-Rot"
Bis 500 Menschen demonstrieren bei den traditionellen Ostermarsch der Friedensbewegung gegen Krieg, Waffenexporte, NATO. Die Friedenskoordination Berlin (Friko) steht sich wie immer an die Seite Russland trotz den Angriffskrieg gegen die Ukraine.
"Don Giovanni" im Staatsoper
Peter Rose
"Don Giovanni" Presse-Probe im Berliner Staatsoper Unter den Linden mit Michael Volle als Don Giovanni, Slávka Zámečníková als Donna Anna, Bogdan Volkov als Don Ottavio, Peter Rose als Komtur, Elsa Dreisig als Donna Elvira, Riccardo Fassi als Masetto, David Oötrek als Masetto. Premiere am 02. April 2022
Berlin, Germany, installation with blood-drained toys lying on the ground during a protest in front of the Russian embassy
03/07/2022, Berlin, Germany, Europe - An installation of stuffed animals and toys covered in blood on a banner on the ground during a protest in front of the Russian Embassy Unter den Linden in the Mitte district. The toys are symbolic of the number of children who died in the Russian invasion of Ukraine. [automated translation]
Berlin, Germany, installation with blood-drained toys lying on the ground during a protest in front of the Russian embassy
03/07/2022, Berlin, Germany, Europe - An installation of stuffed animals and toys covered in blood on a banner on the ground during a protest in front of the Russian Embassy Unter den Linden in the Mitte district. The toys are symbolic of the number of children who died in the Russian invasion of Ukraine. [automated translation]
Berlin, Germany, installation with blood-drained toys lying on the ground during a protest in front of the Russian embassy
03/07/2022, Berlin, Germany, Europe - An installation of stuffed animals and toys covered in blood on a banner on the ground during a protest in front of the Russian Embassy Unter den Linden in the Mitte district. The toys are symbolic of the number of children who died in the Russian invasion of Ukraine. [automated translation]
Berlin, Germany, installation with blood-drained toys lying on the ground during a protest in front of the Russian embassy
03/07/2022, Berlin, Germany, Europe - An installation of stuffed animals and toys covered in blood on a banner on the ground during a protest in front of the Russian Embassy Unter den Linden in the Mitte district. The toys are symbolic of the number of children who died in the Russian invasion of Ukraine. [automated translation]
Berlin, Germany, installation with blood-drained toys lying on the ground during a protest in front of the Russian embassy
03/07/2022, Berlin, Germany, Europe - An installation of stuffed animals and toys covered in blood on a banner on the ground during a protest in front of the Russian Embassy Unter den Linden in the Mitte district. The toys are symbolic of the number of children who died in the Russian invasion of Ukraine. [automated translation]
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
The Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
The Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
The Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
The Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
A view of "Tower A" the Main entrance building at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
A gate with the writing "ARBEIT MACHT FREI" (lit. "Work Sets You Free") at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
A gate with the writing "ARBEIT MACHT FREI" (lit. "Work Sets You Free") at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
A gate with the writing "ARBEIT MACHT FREI" (lit. "Work Sets You Free") at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
A gate with the writing "ARBEIT MACHT FREI" (lit. "Work Sets You Free") at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
A gate with the writing "ARBEIT MACHT FREI" (lit. "Work Sets You Free") at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
The security system, consisting of a death-strip, an electric fence and a camp wall at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
The security system, consisting of a death-strip, an electric fence and a camp wall at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
The security system, consisting of a death-strip, an electric fence and a camp wall at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
A warning sign for the "Neutral Zone" at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
Barbed wire fence at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
Barbed wire fence at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
The security system, consisting of a death-strip, an electric fence and a camp wall at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
Barbed wire fence at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
Barbed wire fence at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
A view of "Tower A" the Main entrance building at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
The Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
The Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
Guard towers at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
Guard towers at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
A view of "Tower A" the Main entrance building at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
The "National Memorial" monument (1961) at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
Guard towers at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
The "National Memorial" monument (1961) at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
A view of "Tower A" the Main entrance building at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
A guard tower at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
A view of "Tower A" the Main entrance building at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
Grey stones mark the Prisoner's Office at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
The Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
"National Memorial" (1961) at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
Site of the Gallows at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
Site of the Gallows at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
A guard tower at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.
Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial in Oranienburg, Germany
The security system, consisting of a death-strip, an electric fence and a camp wall at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Germany, January 24, 2022. Located several kilometers north of Berlin, the German Nazi concentration camp Sachsenhausen held mainly political poisoners, but also Jewish, Sinti and Roma prisoners and POWs during World War II. The camp was active from 1936 to May 1945 until liberated by soviet red army troops.