Did you ever want to know more about one of the important periods in history which influenced modern world? We invite you to visit the documentary movie focused on Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial situated at Alexanderplatz 7, Berlin.

Realizing the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp

It was established to become a forced labor camp for criminals and-opponents of the Nazi regime in 1936 as the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp shows. It had significance as an administrative and as a military and police training camp for Nazi SS.

For educational services, camp visitors can make acquaintances with prisoners, know the sufferings which was endured by them and appreciate the role of the camp in the system of the Nazi regime.

What to Expect on Your Tour

Your tour of the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial will take you through several areas:

• Entrance Gate: Start your tour at the entrance gate which the Nazis put ‘Arbeit Macht Frei’ meaning ‘Work Shall Set You Free’.
• Main Street: Take both a visual and auditory walking tour of the concentration camp, and be sure to walk along the Appellplatz or the ‘roll call’ or ‘parade square’ where prisoners had to stay standing for hours in freezing temperatures as the guards and SS punished them mercilessly.
• Prisoner Barracks: After even a short walk, visitors can find out about the living conditions that prisoners had to go through in the reconstructed barracks.
• Infirmary: The prisoners used in the medical experiments were detained here, visit an open-air infirmary.
• Crematorium: Visit the part of the camp, which has preserved the crematorium, execution trenches that give evidence of the purpose of the camp.

It is now important for us to provide general advice for clients who wish to have a meaningful experience.

When planning your Sachsenhausen tour, keep in mind the following tips:

Guided Tour: If one wants to understand the importance of each area to the extent, one can participate in a guided tour. Expert tour assistants give more-than-adequate explanations and clarifications to any question that you may bring up.

• Comfortable Attire: Wear comfortable foot wears and appropriate dressing code as the walking tour operate under varying weather conditions.
• Respectful Behavior: And again do not forget that the monument is built to honor the memory of the people and should be treated with reverence. No loud and boisterous behavior in the mausoleum, please.
• Allow Sufficient Time: One should probably spend several hours at the memorial to walk through all exhibits and focus on the history behind everything.
• Emotional Impact: To tour a site with such a history you can easily feel down. If you find yourself stuck at a crossroad, then take a break and always remember you are in the right frame of mind to do it.
• Photography: It is legal to take photos anywhere as long as one has to avoid taking selfies or else they will be disrespecting the site.

Living through the Past, Building the Future

Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial tour offers a chance to get informed about the holocaust, pay respect to the victims and make sure that such tragedies are not repeated again.

When one learns about history he or she prepares for the future which will be fully inclusive of persons of all types without discriminating against them due to their past.

Take this learning experience to the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial and come out with a relatively solid understanding of people’s ability to be both angels and devils.