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Birkenau remembered

Birkenau remembered

A single red rose laid on what would have been a sleeping place for children at Birkenau Death Camp. It was beginning to wither in the heat of the sun which add...
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A single red rose laid on what would have been a sleeping place for children at Birkenau Death Camp. It was beginning to wither in the heat of the sun which added to the poignancy. Back lit by natural sunlight from a small window.
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