Berlin, WWII Remembrance
Berlin, the capital of Nazi Germany played a central part in the decision process of the Holocaust and its implementation. During the Wannsee conference, the deportation and mass murder has been decided and thousands of people have been deported to the two main camps near Berlin, the Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen camp and the Ravensbrück camp.
It is essential to remember the populations that have been deported and killed, but it is also important to know that some Germans tried to resist the Nazi regime, by helping people escape arrest and deportation, or by fighting the Nazi repression.
It is possible to visit most of these places, which represent a key element of these dark times, in German and world history, but also the aftermaths.
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