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One of the best-preserved Nazi camps in Europe, the deceptively named Red Cross (named after the adjacent train station) held about 30,000 Serbs, Roma, Jews and Partisans during the German occupation of Serbia (1941–45). Harrowing displays tell their stories, and those of the prisoners who attempted to flee in the biggest-ever breakout from a concentration camp. This was a transit camp so few were killed on the premises – they were taken to Bubanj, or on to Auschwitz, Dachau etc. Picture © Credits to Wikimedia/Mickey Mystique
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