The remains of Plaszow camp with curved metal poles and building ruins among trees

Another view of the Plaszow concentration camp ruins, with characteristic curved metal poles in the foreground that could be part of a commemorative art installation or remains of original camp structures. In the background, among bare trees, the ruins of red brick buildings can be seen, some defaced by graffiti. Plaszow camp was commanded by the infamous SS-Hauptsturmfuhrer Amon Goth, known for his extreme cruelty, who used to shoot prisoners from the balcony of his villa located within the camp.

Plaszow, ruins, installation, concentration camp, Amon Goth, Krakow, history