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Photos: Majdanek Death Camp
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A model of the Majdanek death camp. ![]()
A model of the Majdanek death camp. ![]()
The Majdanek camp was organized into six separate fields where the prisoners were housed. Within each field were rows of barracks. ![]()
Rows of barracks within the camp. The town of Lublin can be seen in the distance. ![]()
The perimeter of the camp had electrified barbed wire and guard towers. ![]()
Guard towers overlooking the camp. The perimter has two rows of electrified barbed wire. ![]()
A distant view of one of the fields. ![]()
One of the many guard towers at the camp. ![]()
Barbed wire fence. Each field, or section, at the camp was surrounded by barbed wire. Electricity ran through the wire. Guard towers were positioned around the perimeter. ![]()
Double row of barbed wire. ![]()
Double row of barbed wire. ![]()
Grave mounds.
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