Photos: Memorials at Dachau
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| International monument by Yugoslav sculptor Glid Nandor (b. 1924-1997). Nandor spent time in a forced labor camp during the war and later fought with the Yugoslav partisans. Other memorials by Nandor may be seen at the Mauthausen camp and in Subotica. |
| The International monument is dedicated to the millions of Jews who were murdered in death camps. |
| Completed in 1968, the monument first resembles the barbed wire that surrounded death camps. |
| A second glance reveals a twisted mesh of bodies screaming silently to the heavens. |
| International monument, detail. |
| Sharply angled joints and hands form knots in the barbed wire. |
| "Never Again" in five languages. |
| Relief sculpture of colored markings used to identify classes of prisoners. |
| Plaque. Denkt daran wie wir hier starben. (Think about how we died here.) |
| Plaque. Richt Statte durch Genick Schuss. (Pistol range for execution.) |
| Plaque. Fosse commune Grab tausender Unbekannter. (Grave of thousands unknown.) |
| Statue by Fritz Koelle. Den Toten zue Ehr den Lebenden sur Mahnung. (To honor the dead and warn the living.) |
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