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Tandis que les nazis organisaient les Jeux Olympiques de 1936, les travailleurs étaient forcés de construire un immense camp de concentration juste au nord de Berlin, destiné à retenir les « ennemis » politiques, raciaux et « asociaux » du régime nazi. Sur les 200 000 personnes internées, plus de 50 000 ont perdu la vie avant la libération du camp par les Soviétiques en 1945.
Le camp a ensuite été utilisé par les Soviétiques jusqu'en 1950 pour détenir d'anciens nazis, des soldats allemands et des adversaires politiques des communistes. Des milliers de personnes sont mortes de malnutrition et de maladies diverses.
La clé de cette randonnée pédestre est le récit instructif de votre guide professionnel. Durant vos 3 heures de visite au camp, vous allez apprendre l'histoire importante du site à mesure que vous marcherez à travers le terrain de parade Appellplatz, le baraquement juif, les cellules de châtiment, les terrains d'exécution et le crématorium, la station Z, le laboratoire de pathologie et l'hôpital du camp.
Cette excursion est le fruit des recherches de l'historien Gabriel Fawcett, qui publie un témoignage important du camp. Tous les guides ont leurs propres visions de l'histoire de Sachsenhausen, et ont l'habitude de dévoiler l'histoire complexe du troisième Reich et de l'Holocauste.

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Guide local
Plan de la ville, comprenant des informations sur les transports en commun, le meilleur des musées et la vie nocturne de Berlin

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Pourboires
Nourriture et boissons, sauf indication contraire
Billet Berlin Transport ABC Zone (environ 3,30 euros par trajet), disponible auprès de votre guide le jour même

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Christina L

5 | 2019-09-30

Rob Shaw was excellent! He was very knowledgeable and a great speaker. I would definitely take another tour with him.

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Kathleen G

5 | 2019-09-16

Xavier is a born teacher; he started before we even got on the train by explaining the status of the Jewish community in Berlin and Germany before Hitler and how the relentless propaganda effectively isolated the Jews and other "undesirables". He made a tough subject understandable, and at the same time, provided a wealth of detail that put each of us in the position of considering how we would react in similar circumstances. On top of that, at the end he guided each of us to the proper transit stop for our next destination. We highly recommend seeking out Xavier for your guide. We are historians and we learned a lot.

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eljumad

5 | 2019-07-26

This was a very good tour of an obviously very serious part of history. Our guide, Stephen G was very knowledgeable, informative and handled the tour very well. Definitely recommended not only for history buffs, but anyone interested in seeing what humans can do to each other....

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Sarah G

5 | 2019-04-15

Our guide was knowledgeable of the events that took place here. It was very informative, and worth seeing.

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pcolpus

5 | 2018-10-12

I want sure about doing this tour but am so glad I did. Very informative historically and the guide answered all our questions.

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River B

1 | 2018-09-24

I nearly allowed my experience to be tainted by a Scottish guide who automatically assumed I was angry when I asked a relative question because I was a black woman who was passionate about a subject! Horrific!

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marcar713

5 | 2018-07-07

I highly recommend this tour, especially if you can get tour guide DAVID to lead you around the site. He made my recent visit something I will never forget. He was very well informed and perfectly handled the difficult and sensitive issues of such an emotional experience. There is a lot of walking out in the open areas of the camp, so if you go in summer, bring an umbrella for some shade! M. Carpenter Houston, Texas

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joanneemartin

5 | 2018-04-05

I did this tour with my mother in December 2017. Our guide was a girl called Beth - a welsh girl who now lives in Berlin. An excellent tour - informative and memorable. The guide's knowledge was amazing and very easy to understand. On the train back to Berlin, Beth took the time to check with all of us where we were going to - and advised us of train connections etc. I would highly recommend this trip.

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