Outer wall of what was called the Small Fortress where the Jews and Czech prisoners were kept.
Entrance to the Camp.
Processing yard for incoming prisoners.
Prisoner intake office.
Records section.
Shower room - not gas chamber.
Washroom.
As too many people were in the fort, they opened new “Cell” rooms that
one has to
see to believe.
Guardhouse
above the
gate.
Creation of additional solitary cells as overcrowding happened.
As many as 5 people in each cell.
The fort had hidden tunnels in all the walls to allow troops to get to other parts very quickly if needed.
Memorial to the many who were lined up and shot in front of this grassy bank.
The Gallows was also used right next to the execution grounds.
James Holland recording thoughts and photos of this camp.
Memorial to the fallen at Theriesenstadt
Czech high school students on a guided tour. This is required curriculum in the Czech Republic.
Entrance to the Jewish Cemetery and the Incinerator used at this camp.
Entrance to Theriesenstadt’s Incinerator Building.
There are four big furnaces to burn the bodies of the Jewish and Czech prisoners who died or were killed.
