The liberation of the Flossenbuerg concentration camp

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Flossenbuerg took the time to remember victims of the Nazi's reign of terror. Flossenbuerg, Germany. 25/04/2010

in Politics, on the 25th of April 2010

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Signpost in the concentration camp Flossenbuerg.
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Polish memorial stone.
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Polish memorial stone.
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The crematorium in concentration camp memorial place Flossenbuerg.
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Dr. h. c. Knobloch (middle) with Romani Rose (left).
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Former prisoners of the concentration camp Flossenbuerg.
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Group of teenagers.
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Row of commemorative wreath.
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Solemn commemorative march.
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Jewish teenagers (peoples) at laying of a wreath.
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President of the central advice the Jews', Dr.'s h.c. Charlotte Knobloch (on the left middle) with Barbara Stamm (on the right middle).
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Prayer at the Polish plaque.
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Laying of a wreath in the valley of the death.
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More than 80 people from 18 different countries travelled to Flossenbuerg to commemorate the memories of those who were victims of the Nazi’s reign of terror in the camp

Both Wilhelm Franz Canaris (member of the German resistance) and Protestant theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer were killed in camp Flossenbuerg at the hands of the Nazi’s.

Mourners included Barbara Stamm (president of the Bavarian state parliament), Joachim Hermann (Secretary of the interior of the Free State of Bavaria) and George Patton Waters, grandson of general George Smith Patton.