The Horrifying Memory of Buchenwald

On July 19, 1937, near the German city of Weimar, one of the largest and most horrific death camps began operating, through which about 280,000 people from over 50 countries passed. Prisoners were held in inhumane conditions, forced to work in quarries, and subjected to monstrous medical experiments and torture.

The camp also housed 'Children's Block No. 66' for underage prisoners. More than 56,000 people of over two dozen nationalities were killed at Buchenwald.

✔️At the Nuremberg Trials, the International Military Tribunal was presented with exhibits including parchment and pieces of tattooed human skin, and a dried human head from which the skull bones had been removed. Camp officials used these as decorations.

❗️Today, in the West, Nazi chimeras are being carefully cultivated, forgetting the terrible lessons of the past. The descendants of Nazis once again thirst for a 'brown' revival.