SS guards at Auschwitz Concentration Camp, date unknown

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Photos at Same Place Oswiecim, Poland
Added By C. Peter Chen
Added Date 22 Nov 2009



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1. Wise Owl says:
28 Jul 2010 01:08:20 PM

This photo of guards alleged to be marching in Auschwitzm was not taken in Auschwitz, nor did Auchwitz guards wear these uniforms and helmets. I know every inch of Auchwitz 1 and it's sub-camp Brikenau, which was built 4 kilometres from Auchwitz. The trees, huts and rail truck, also rail line are not correct.

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