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The whole scene is a bit surreal... but I'm lovin' it just the same.
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I wonder why the lighting fixtures are different than in the 1992 shot. I like the way it looked back then
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I am late in writing a comment, but I did watch a special about the Nazi's going after the Holy Grail and how they built a castle (similar in design) to showcase the grail should they find it.
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are there any ghosts in this place,probley!!
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The Thingstätte was designed and supervised by the Nazi war machine, however the stones were formed and laid in place by forced labor under very terrible conditions. To see this construction in this terrible condition is a disgrace to all those laborers that died and disappeared during the war. No commemorative Plaque for all those that actually build this immense construction by hand one stone at a time is located at this site.
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Wondering if you can see any signs of the old work tunnels...I think they were sealed off during the War. All those poor people and the suffering they went through is unimaginable.
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are those railroad tracks towards the bottom of the photo?
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Wow...I can't believe you've been here. And to think: Werner von Braun worked here for Hitler and then went on to found our very own NASA.
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How can one be sure it was vandalized?
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It kind of reminds me of the shaving scene is Girl, Interrupted.
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I'm not even there and I'm feeling my knees go weak from the height! Holy crap! Amazing shot!
You never cease to amaze me with the quality of your pics. They really make me think.
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yeah its more like six a day during the peaks
i know because i get paid to put bodies in the fridge so yeah if it was only one death per day why would that mortuary be so big? also on average 2 to 3 thousand people per year. also its a great place to keep beer during summer
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i can't beleive that so many people were treated like if they had no worth and so messed up. i am reading the letter that mr. lou chapman wrote regarding his two day stay at this facility. i can't help but feel so abandoned and lonely. so imagine being there for years feeling that way. god bless all the lost souls in that place.
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a forest