Kamp Vught ( by Tatamo guxens )

It was one of three camps in the Netherlands during the Second World War. The construction of thecamp began in 1942. The operation began onJanuary 13, 1943. Released the October 26, 1944. In total there were 31,000 people in prison.Of these, 1078 were found in the extermination camps. Today is a national monument area.Nationaal Monument Kamp Vught was created in 2002. And though he survived only a fraction of the original field, is an impressive place thatresembles recent history. We had the opportunity to see the building in whichprisoners live, original crematorium, the threewatchtowers and fences of the original field. It's really sad, knowing that in this field has killed many people, children, entire familias, elderly, women and men. The guide told us that a law forbade the killing of children under 18 years. To kill a guy, waited on his birthday  in September. They also killed many children and entire families. They get the kids in a poor state of the concentration camp because they gave bad publicity to the people away. Parents who felt the love for their children wanted to go with them. They were all killed.

You can see a video on this camp (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=GSe4H8Itn5o).

Monument to those who have died

Monument of the child

The clothes