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Auschwitz Survivors … 70 Years Later (Video Report)

January 29 2015
Written by BBC.

UNFORGETABLE- Exactly 70 years ago, the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland was liberated by Soviet soldiers. It was the largest camp established by Germany during World War 2 - and its name is forever associated with the Nazi plan to wipe out Europe's Jewish population. 

More than a million people, the vast majority of them Jews, were killed there. (The sights and sounds of Auschwitz.)  

 

 

 

(Published by BBC News.) 

 

 

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