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The main square of the camp where roll call was taken every day. The camp was originally built for 4-5,000 prisoners, by the time of it's liberation it held nearly 40,000 men.

The main square of the camp where roll call was taken every day. The camp was originally built for 4-5,000 prisoners, by the time of it's liberation it held nearly 40,000 men.


This Freakin' Rocks!!! posted by kmr788 from Dachau, Germany
from the travel blog: Dublin, Ireland
Outside the Residential Museum (I think, hehe). Drinking lots of beer at Hofbrauhaus. The empty glass is mine, which I finished in about ten minutes... the other girls took over an hour. The original building that served as the main entrance into the concentration camp. Crap. Now how do we get down from here without trampling the flowers? Answer: you wind up trampling them anyway. Oops! At a fountain in Munich. The main square of the camp where roll call was taken every day. The camp was originally built for 4-5,000 prisoners, by the time of it's liberation it held nearly 40,000 men. At the beginning the barrack rooms actually provided a lot of space for the prisoners with about fifty men in each room... by the end 500 were crammed into this same sized room. Men in the barracks at the time of their liberation by U.S. forces. By the end the barrack rooms that were supposed to house 50 men now held over 500. The courtyard between the main building and the prisons... the place where punishments and executions were carried out.
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