Mauthausen Memorial

It is a World War II historical site that retains its current appearance. Here, visitors visit the original barracks, gas chambers and crematoria, where life once died out in brutality. The introduction in the museum is very detailed, on the walls of the incinerator room, hung with photos of the victims, and flowers placed by people to commemorate the victims here. On the wall outside the building, there are many national monuments to commemorate the victims, including China.

The memorial looks empty, empty, and feels cold. It may be related to history. In fact, I don't know much. I came back to see the introduction at night and knew that it was like this.

The location is on the hill, and the exhibition has indoors and outdoors. Seeing the concentration camps and gas chambers left over from World War II is shocking and helpful for understanding the history of World War II.

The Mauthausen Memorial, located in the city of Linz, is Austria's famous World War II Nazi memorial, formerly the Austrian base camp of Nazi massacres, and there is a gas chamber for tourists to visit, and there is a model display of the entire memorial.

Here is a historical sites of world war ii, keeping his appearance at that time. Here, visitors to the original barracks, gas Chambers and crematoria, life was brutally die there. The museum did a very detailed introduction, on the wall of the incinerator room, decorated with pictures of the victims, there are people to commemorate the victims of the people here are flowers. On the wall outside the building, there are many countries to commemorate the victims of stone, some of them in China.