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    an elder from nearby Sokolka contemplates in the dinnig room of Bohoniki's 'Pilgrim house'.: by kellingham, Views[310]
         		 Bohoniki's two hundred year old wooden mosque; one of only two left in Poland.: by kellingham, Views[378]
         		 Ewelina, one of the youngest Tartar descendants in the village standing in the middle of the icy road to the Belarussian border: by kellingham, Views[404]
         		 This bike was untouched for 1.5 month. Maybe it`s still there.: by poland, Views[273]
         		 Moon, pigeon and yellow lamp.: by poland, Views[323]
     
    The baloon, the stars, crooked walls and one TV.: by poland, Views[386]
         		 Main square after the rain. Pigeons as a small dots.: by poland, Views[320]
         		 I had a feeling the light was going from nowhere, spreading through the street.: by poland, Views[297]
         		 by flaviosc6, Views[258]
         		 At 'The Meat Palace' in Zakopane: by cjmules, Views[630]
     
    One of the images that will never leave us for the rest of our lives. A pile of shoes, many of them childrens shoes, that once belonged to those that died here in Auschwitz. Who were those people and what has the world missed out on by their premature departure?: by tk-tempany, Views[771]
         		 A horrible picture. The discarded prosthetic limbs of those sent to the gas chambers. Many of these prosthetic limbs belonged to German WW1 Veterans. : by tk-tempany, Views[1565]
         		 Inside one of the barracks were over 1000 people stayed at a time. Imagining the scene in this building over half a century prior made us tremble.: by tk-tempany, Views[842]
         		 The remains of one of the gas chambers. The Nazis tried to destroy the chambers just prior to the liberation by the Soviets. 6 million is a number, but when we stood at the entrance of this gas chamber, it became so clear that every one of those 1 million Jews who died at this spot was a tragedy.: by tk-tempany, Views[1460]
         		 The endless rows of buildings was staggering. Up to a thousand people lived in each of the buildings at a time. Unimaginable.: by tk-tempany, Views[738]
     
    We spent one of the most harrowing days of our lives at the Auschwitz Concentration Camp where over 1 million people died, 90% of them Jews. We were still in shock for several days after we visited Auschwitz. We weren't sure whether to put these photos up here for fear of appearing disrespectful. But our visit that day changed our perspective on life and war so much that we thought we should share some of the horrible images we saw. How this ever happened is inconceivable. : by tk-tempany, Views[433]
         		 Definitely the ugliest car we have even seen. Perhaps another Socialist experiment gone wrong.: by tk-tempany, Views[480]
         		 And capitalism has arrived. Enjoying a delicious pizza bun in Krakow.: by tk-tempany, Views[415]
         		 Enjoying our meal of precessed meat, potato, and vegies at the milk bar in Nowa Huta. Priceless experience.: by tk-tempany, Views[429]
         		 We ate at a milk bar in Nowa Huta. It was like stepping back into 1980's Socialism. Very unique experience.: by tk-tempany, Views[773]
     
    Now just a few minutes away from Nowa Huta is the Galeria, a modern shopping centre with every western brand name selling their gear. Quite the contrast and symbol of the transformation that has occured here.: by tk-tempany, Views[541]
         		 Nowa Huta, the first socialist realist city ever built was a fascinating place to walk through. Built entirely for the employees of the Stalin Steelworks in the 1950's it was a great insight into the social engineering of the USSR. : by tk-tempany, Views[557]
         		 Downtown Krakow, a beautiful old city that hasn't been taken over by tourism.: by tk-tempany, Views[735]
         		 Magda and Przemek, who we stayed with in Krakow.: by tk-tempany, Views[559]
         		 by simon_castles, Views[595]
     
    The City Castle: by simon_castles, Views[517]
         		 flea market: by simon_castles, Views[597]
         		 Back in the main square: by simon_castles, Views[513]
         		 by simon_castles, Views[500]
         		 Much needed hot chocolate: by simon_castles, Views[325]
     
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         		 Liam and Sam: by simon_castles, Views[334]
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         		 Birkenau: by simon_castles, Views[326]
     
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         		 Execution wall : by simon_castles, Views[308]
     
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         		 by simon_castles, Views[310]
         		 Auschwitz - With the slogan
         		 Late night snack: by simon_castles, Views[375]
     
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