BHPian speedster786 recently shared this with other enthusiasts:I had flown into Munich on official worka buzzing city filled ...

Imagine waking up one morning to find your entire life turned upside down—not because of anything you did, but simply because ...

IT is the smell they still remember. Eight decades may have passed but they cannot forget the clawing stench of death. Today is the 80th anniversary of the day British soldiers liberating northern ...

For warmth, some camp inmates removed clothing from corpses, heedless of the danger of contagion. Others feared infection so acutely that they went unclothed rather than risk contamination. Anne Frank ...

Brave Mala Tribich, 94, re-lives the horrors of the nightmarish Bergen-Belsen camp on the anniversary of its liberation by British troops.

“Then we had to give our names and ages, then we had to undress, our clothing was taken away, our heads were shaved and we went through cold communal showers and when we got out at the other end we ...

She posed for clothing companies ... The huge network of concentration camps was introduced along with forced labour programmes and the world’s most intrusive surveillance system to clamp ...

Rather, it is a concentration camp: a detention facility where people ... They were rounded up on whims, based on suspect tattoos or clothing, and given no opportunity to defend against these ...

Many wore ragged clothing as they waited for food in ... “It was inhumane, basically a concentration camp,” he said when we met last November in Kampala. Compared with the open countryside ...