I thought this camp was just one of those tourist attractions where you look around and know about the place, I was wrong. Upon entering the gate I felt eerie, maybe because of the thought that thousands of prisoners died there. I just can't imagine the kind of suffering they went through while they were imprisoned.
Camp outline |
Spot where they hung and shot the prisoners |
Prisoners' barracks |
The living and sleeping quarters. After 1942, the prison compound had at least 12,000 prisoners who had to live in the barracks designed for 5,000 men. |
After reading and seeing the pictures of what happened in the camp, we left the place and I, had a heavy heart. It was an experience I'll never forget. I still get goosebumps while writing this.
That Sunday night after visiting the camp, we passed by an area while looking for the restaurant where we made reservation, it was Michael Jackson's memorial site.
Germans love him! :) |
Then it was time to eat. I ordered set menu of grilled chicken and minced meat (my favorite) a side of basmati rice, doogh (yogurt, water & mint) for my drink and baklava for dessert.
Until next time. Cheers!
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