ADDENDUM
Addendum
Shooting Range
The Bunker
Memorial Cemetery
The Beginnings
The Prisoners
Slave Labor
Suffering and Dying
Liberation
Kupfer-Koberwitz
Roll-Call Area
The Monument
Propaganda
Schubraum
Admission procedure
Prisoner Baths
Everyday routine
Pole hanging
Bunker Courtyard
Standing bunker
Camp Road
Sick-bay
Religious Memorials
Disinfection barracks
Rabbit Hutches
Crematorium
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Religious Memorials
The denominational monuments are located at the end of the camp road: The building in the middle is the Catholic Mortal Agony of Christ chapel, opened in 1960. In 1967 the Jewish Memorial (on the right hand side) and the Protestant Church of Reconciliation (on the left hand side) were erected. Behind the watchtower and the wall the roofs of the Carmelite convent are visible. On the way to the crematorium area the Russian Orthodox chapel was built in 1994.
The religious memorials were
erected on an area behind the former prisoners' barracks.
The buildings located there during the time of the
concentration camp were torn down at the beginning of the
1960s.
Jewish Memorial
Catholic Memorial
Protestant Memorial