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Market Square85 viewsHere's as full a view you can get of half of market square. The building on the left (The Cloth Hall) is only a centrepiece for the indoor market.
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The Julius Swovaki Theatre85 viewsA beautiful theatre designed after Paris' opera house in the 1800s.
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More Stained Glass85 viewsI'm not sure what this is supposed to symbolise, but leave your best guesses as comments.
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It's... BEAUTIFUL.85 viewsHe was a little taken by his new flame.
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Fire!84 viewsMy first order of business in Krakow was a haircut - it's too hot and my hair's unmanageable. A fire broke out just down the street.
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Last Supper84 viewsI wonder if their food tastes salty?
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Human Hair84 viewsWhen they arrived at camp, their heads were shaved and it was collected and often sold to the textile industry. All this hair was once on peoples' heads.
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Prison Cells84 viewsHere are some of the cells where people were starved to death or crammed in so tightly they suffocated.
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Unloading Area84 viewsHere looking towards the main gate where many prisoners were unloaded.
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God in Glass84 viewsStained glass in the Fransciscan cathedral. Very cool!
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Reexamining his shirt84 viewsOh. So it does say that!
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One Meeeellion Drinks84 viewsJess IS Dr. Evil.
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And More Suitcases83 viewsThere were a LOT of people here.
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Incinerator83 viewsWhere people were cremated.
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Bottoms Up83 viewsExcept for the girl in the pink. She didn't want to participate in my photographic tomfoolery.
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Dwarve Council82 viewsPossibly a scene from Lord of the Rings?
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Another Tower82 viewsFrom Wawel (pronounced Vavel) castle.
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Monument to Starving82 viewsThe prisoners were fed only 1500 kCal of energy a day for 11 hours of hard labour. That means coffee for breakfast, for example. Those that didn't find additional food died within 6 months of arrival.
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Tracks Leading In82 viewsNo doubt others have travelled these tracks in terror.
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Sprawling Remains82 viewsThe nazis destroyed as much of the evidence as they could in 1945, but here you can see just how vast the site was. The chimneys generally survived the fires/explosions.
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