286K views · 7.1K reactions | Ravensbrück concentration camp - #internationalwomensday  #holocaust #learnontiktok #history Video: @Holocaust Educational Trust | Lily Ebert | Facebook

4.5K views · 50 reactions |  More than 120,000 women passed through #Ravensbruck concentration camp which had been solely built by the Nazis for female prisoners. Our reporters meet one French former prisoner who talks of how she and others managed to live and survive the horrors. More on The 51 Percent - France 24 special show here ➡️ https://go.france24.com/9QD | FRANCE 24 English | Facebook

Step into the harrowing world of Ravensbruck, a concentration camp that embodies the resilience of women under the most unimaginable circumstances. Experience the stories of hope and survival amid squalid conditions as barracks designed for 250 women were crammed with nearly 2,000. Hear the voices of those who endured the struggle, showcasing an unbreakable spirit, courage, and the bonds formed even in the darkest times. This glimpse into their reality sheds light on the suffering and strength t

22K views · 476 reactions | “Those people were civilians.” 75 years ago, the Auschwitz concentration camp was liberated by the Soviet army. 1.1 million people lost their lives at the largest Nazi extermination center. #HolocaustMemorialDay | Bloomberg Originals | Facebook

"Witnessing genocide - experiences of Nazi concentration camps" is a new online portal launched today at Lund University, that makes a unique archive containing first-hand accounts from Nazi concentration camp survivors freely accessible to the general public. http://www.ub.lu.se/witnessing-genocide Ravensbrück, located just north of Berlin, was a concentration camp during World War II to which 130,000 people, mainly women and children, were taken and imprisoned. In 1945, only between 15,000 and