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14890 Barbed Wire fences and barriers surround the world renowned Nazi prison at Auschwitz-Birenau in Oswiecim (about 50 miles outside of Cracow). Auschwitz is best known as the concentration camp established by the Third Reich in 1940 where Hitler's SS had exterminated thousand of prisoners, mostly Jews but also Soviet Prisoners of War, Gypsies, Czechs, Yugoslovs, French, Austrians and Germans. The words Arbeit Macht Frei stand above the main gate where prisoners passed daily, the translation means
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15048 The Old Synagogue as seen from Bawol Square located in Cracow's Kazimierz Quarter. Cracow, Poland was on the very first UNESCO World Heritage List.
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15046 Podgorska Street runs along the Vistula River in the Kazimierz Quarter also known as the Jewish Quarter in beautiful historic Cracow. Cracow, Poland was on the very first UNESCO World Heritage List.
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15040 A sculpture of Pope John Paul located in the small courtyard where Priest Karol Wojtyla ( better known as Pope John Paul II) lived from 1952-1967. Located in the Okol Quarter in Cracow. Cracow, Poland was on the very first UNESCO World Heritage List.
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14885 Tourist surround the entrance gate at the Auschwitz-Birenau State Museum in Oswiecim (about 50 miles outside of Cracow). Auschwitz is best known as the concentration camp established by the Third Reich in 1940 where Hitler's SS had exterminated thousand of prisoners, mostly Jews but also Soviet Prisoners of War, Gypsies, Czechs, Yugoslovs, French, Austrians and Germans. The words Arbeit Macht Frei stand above the main gate where prisoners passed daily, the translation means
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14808 St Adalbert's Church is one of the oldest in Crakow. The architecture amalgamates several styles, from Romanesque and Gothic, through Renaissance and Baroque. Krakow, Poland was on the very first UNESCO World Heritage List.
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14868 Trams gridlocked on a busy street of Krakow. Krakow, Poland was on the very first UNESCO World Heritage List.
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14717 Close up view the Eros Bendato sculpture by Igor Mitoraj, was given to the city of Krakow as a gift. Igor is fascinated with the beauty of Greek and Roman sculptures and depicts ancient gods, heros, Muses and Titans in his creations. This sculpture is considered by some to be a nostalgic reference to the lost Arcadia, while some it conveys criticism of-and a warning-the modern civilization. Located next to the Old Town hall Clock Tower on Market Square in Krakow Poland.
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