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Hitler visited Weimar at least 35 times and each time stayed at the Haus Elephant. On November 27 1927, Hitler held a speech here "announcing a change of course" in the election campaigns according to Kershaw. In 1932 Hitler gave interviews to the press here on January 31 and November 27 and on June 17, 1933 over a thousand Thüringian NSDAP members were honoured in the presence of Hitler. The photo on the right shows Hitler from his hotel window on Reichsparteitag in 1926.
In July 1926, Hitler felt strong enough to hold a mass rally of the Party at Weimar, in Thuringia, one of the few States in which he was still allowed to speak. Five thousand men took part in the march past, with Hitler standing in his car and returning their salute, for the first time, with outstretched arm. Hoffman's photographs made it all look highly impressive, and a hundred thousand copies of the Volkischer Beobachter were distributed throughout the country. It was the first of the Reichsparteitage later to be staged, year after year, at Nuremberg.
Bullock (139)
Hitler in 1938 superimposed over same shot today
Julius Schaub cupped his hand over one ear and grunted. 'Mein Fuehrer, do you remember the Hotel Elephant at Weimar!' 'And how!' said Hitler. 'My regular rooms had running water but no WC, so I had to walk down this long corridor and vanish into the little room at the end. It was sheer purgatory every time, because when I left my room word spread around the hotel like wildfire, and when I emerged from the closet they were all waiting to cheer me and I had to give the Hitler salute and a rather embarrassed smile all the way back to my room. Later on I had that hotel rebuilt.' Irving (778) Hitler's War
Standing in front of the Elephant Hotel, 2007
Hitler tourism flourished in Weimar as well, a city the Führer visited at least once a year between 1925 and 1939. When there, he always stayed at his favourite hotel, the Elephant. Once he was in power, local brochures and guides began to promote the hotel as a 'not to be missed' attraction for visitors to Weimar.55 The hotel, built in 1696, was, according to the Weimar Tourism Society, not only the inn 'most visited by famous guests' during the classical period, including Goethe; it was also the 'residence of the Führer during his visits to Weimar'.56 Tourists flocked to the Elephant. When Hitler was there, crowds of visitors and locals alike gathered outside in hopes of catching a glimpse of him. While they did, they were said to have chanted:
Lieber Führer, komm heraus aus dem Elephantenhaus, Lieber Führer sieh doch ein, wir können nicht mehr länger schrein' Lieber Führer, geh nicht fort, bleib an diesem schönen Ort. [Dear Führer, come on out, out of the Elephant House. Dear Führer, please do see we can't scream any longer. Dear Führer, don't go away – in this pretty place you should stay.]
Even when he was not there, the hotel remained a popular attraction for Germans. Yet not all were satisfied with their visit. Paul Gerhard, a local reporter, tour guide and Heimat historian wrote about the experiences of a 'poor comrade from the village', who had visited the Elephant Hotel 'to see where our Führer lives' and left 'shocked at the high drink prices'. Still, the hotel drew its share of Weimar's guests and viewing it became one of the highlights of the city's Nazi tourist culture.
Goebbels at the entrance in 1930 and Hitler, Goering on right.
SA rally in front of the rathaus in 1931
Deutsche Arbeitsfront
The Deutsche Arbeitsfront (German Labour Front or DAF) building, shown in the foreground of the model on the left, served as the Headquarters for the amalgamated National Socialist trade union organisation which replaced the free and diverse Weimar trade unions that Hitler outlawed on 2 May 1933. Its leader was Dr. Robert Ley, who claimed its aim as 'to create a true social and productive community' by serving as a medium through which workers and owners could mutually represent their interests.
To establish the Gauforum, the northern part of the suburb of Jakobsvorstadt saw a total of 139 houses demolished and the small river Asbach be redirected. Rudolf Hess laid the foundation stone of the "hall of the national community" and the solemnly renamed the square Adolf-Hitler-Platz on May 1, 1937. At the carefully staged mass rally of 40,000 people took part. The massive investment clearly demonstrates the leadership of the NSDAP, the small town houses of the city of Weimar should appear next to it. Hitler personally added the design to the "hall of the national community" with standing room for 20,000 and a bell tower which was the tallest building in Weimar. Fritz Sauckel celebrated his 45th birthday in 1939 inside. By 1943, all the buildings were completed, with the exception of the hall, in the construction work also prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp were used.
Adolf-Hitler-Platz had been built by slave labour from Buchenwald next door:
The Gauforum remained empty until the war ended, the place in was renamed on 1 May 1945. The shell of the unfinished hall was indeed completed after the war, but only in 1967 made available by installing floors. In 1976, the now barely visible concrete slat facade was installed.
Inside the tower is a permanent exhibition is on the history of the place, the entrance is on the corner Weimarplatz / Peace Street.
Berlin was not the only city in which new building projects were designed and executed under Hitler. In Weimar, there was the enormous Gauforum on the massive square, Platz Adolf Hitlers. Hitler had made the first thrust of the spade (Spatenstich) on 4 July 1936 during the festivities to mark the tenth anniversary of the second Reich Party Rally. Heralded as the 'fundament of a new classicism', the Gauforum, designed by architect Hermann Giesler, was intended to serve as a new centre of National Socialist power in the state of Thuringia. The three buildings, meant to surround a gigantic parade ground, were to house offices for the district leadership, individual divisions of the Party and the German Labour Front. An enormous meeting hall, the Hall of the National Community, was also planned. The Nazis had plans for similarly massive governmental complexes elsewhere in the Reich, but the Gauforum was the first and only on which construction actually began. The site of the Gauforum was soon added to the tourist's itinerary, but tourism brochures often relied on photographs of architectural models since the complex was never fully completed.
Kristin Semmens, Seeing Hitler's Germany: Tourism in the Third Reich, page 47
To establish the Gauforum, the northern part of the suburb of Jakobsvorstadt saw a total of 139 houses demolished and the small river Asbach be redirected. Rudolf Hess laid the foundation stone of the "hall of the national community" and the solemnly renamed the square Adolf-Hitler-Platz on May 1, 1937. At the carefully staged mass rally of 40,000 people took part. The massive investment clearly demonstrates the leadership of the NSDAP, the small town houses of the city of Weimar should appear next to it. Hitler personally added the design to the "hall of the national community" with standing room for 20,000 and a bell tower which was the tallest building in Weimar. Fritz Sauckel celebrated his 45th birthday in 1939 inside. By 1943, all the buildings were completed, with the exception of the hall, in the construction work also prisoners of Buchenwald concentration camp were used.
Adolf-Hitler-Platz had been built by slave labour from Buchenwald next door:
The most famous city in the hilly region, Weimar, was taken on the 12th. Buchenwald was so close to Weimar that its ancient trees had been the object of Goethe's daily walks, and yet the Weimarer insisted that they had not known what was happening behind the barbed wire. To some extent this was true, but prisoners were used for menial tasks around the town and had been involved in the often mortal work building the new Adolf- Hitler-Platz between the old town and the railway station. Even if they had been unclear about the extent of the brutality, they knew full well that the prisoners were abused and maltreated.Shortly after the war, the square in the middle of Gauforum was used as parade ground for the Soviet Army, renamed Karl-Marx-Platz May 1, 1945. Between the 1950s and 1989 it was transformed to offices, a school and a store. Today the main building is used as a shopping mall.
The Gauforum remained empty until the war ended, the place in was renamed on 1 May 1945. The shell of the unfinished hall was indeed completed after the war, but only in 1967 made available by installing floors. In 1976, the now barely visible concrete slat facade was installed.
Inside the tower is a permanent exhibition is on the history of the place, the entrance is on the corner Weimarplatz / Peace Street.
The Reichsstatthalter was used by the Nazis to gain direct control over the federal states by abolishing independent state governments and parliaments through the process of Gleichschaltung (coordination). The Reichsstatthalterei here in Weimar was the Headquarters for Gauleiter Fritz Sauckel. He served as Reich defence commissioner for the Kassel district before being appointed General Plenipotentiary for Labour Deployment on 21 March 1942, on the recommendation of Albert Speer. He worked directly under Hitler through the Four-Year Plan Office, directing and controlling German labour. He was found guilty at the Nuremberg War trails of war crimes and crimes against humanity and hanged on 16 October 1946. His last words were recorded as "Ich sterbe unschuldig, mein Urteil ist ungerecht. Gott beschütze Deutschland!" (I die innocent, my sentence is unjust. God protect Germany!). His superior, Albert Speer, was only given a 20 years prison term.
You can see the Reichsstatthalterei in this model in the centre of the background with the bell tower planned to have been considerably higher.
The theatre and statue of Goethe and Schiller can be seen in the background of these two photographs.
Hitler outside Schiller's house in 1934 and superimposed over the site today.In March 1932, the 100th anniversary of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe was solemnized. From the political events of the day seemingly unaffected, celebrated it the "spirit of Weimar". Thomas Mann described his stay: "Quite strangely touched the mixing of Hitlerism and Goethe Weimar is indeed a centre of Hitlerism [...] The type of the young man who decided to indefinitely walked through the city and is greeted with the Roman salute.. , dominates the city. "
The anniversary also marked the start of the planned expansion of the Goethe National Museum. In 1931, architect Heinrich Tessenowstraße was appointed. He had Schinkel's Neue Wache in Berlin turned into a Reich Memorial to the fallen of the First World War and was politically controversial. Wilhelm Frick, later Reich Minister of the Interior, described him as an "essentially foreign architect".
Finally, the originally rejected designs of the late architect Walter Voigt came to execution. On the instructions of Hitler came more than half of the required funds from the finances of the empire. In the museum, a plaque with the inscription was made: "extension created by the generous support of leader Adolf Hitler in the third year of his reign inaugurated on Goethe's birthday, 1935."
In 1941 the first heavy bombing raids were flown on German cities, and the furniture here used by Friedrich Schiller was deemed important cultural relics. The Schiller Museum was also kept open to the war-weary "national community" to suggest perseverance. Thus on 17 February 1942 a consultation on the "Protection of cultural sites, art treasures and cultural assets" adopted the measure to produce faithful copies of the museum's items whilst the originals were brought to the basement of what was left of the Nietzsche Memorial Hall.
The workshops of the SS in Buchenwald concentration camp offered a pragmatic and affordable way where the inmates made forty wooden crates for storage of smaller items, as well as copies of Schiller's desk, bed, two chairs and spinet. The city government was pleased with the quality of the reproductions highly satisfied and the mayor had a affix a plaque with the following text in the Schiller House affixed: "Furniture in Schiller's work and death room are replicas of the originals now placed in safety." After the war, the original furnishings were returned to the Schiller House.
Nietzsche Archives
Hitler visiting in August, 1934, being welcomed by Nietzsche's sister Elisabeth Förster-Nietzsche, the month he became absolute ruler
The bust remains in the same location
The Altes Schloß (Schloß Hornstein)
Fürstenplatz with the Carl August memorial, now renamed Platz der Demokratie. The Hochschule für Musik "Franz Liszt", Gelbe Schloss and Residenzschloss remain intact.
The markt then and now
The photo on the left shows the market square after extensive bombing on February 9, 1945. It had been here on March 6, 1932 and January 15, 1933 that Hitler spoke, the latter occasion to nearly 10 000 people. The right shows the same tower in the background.
What's left of the Wielandbrunnen on Wielandplatz; 1906 and today
Weimar Hauptbahnhof
Nearly 10,000 Jewish men were deported in the days after the Reichskristallnacht pogrom of 1938 to the Buchenwald concentration camp. They came among others from Breslau, Dresden, Frankfurt, Bielefeld, Aachen, and from all over Thuringia. With the railroad, they were transported to Weimar Central Station, where SS and auxiliary police drove through the tunnel passage and beat them. The survivor Ernst Cramer recalls: "It seemed pointless; we were herded like cattle and beaten on the wall [...], Go, Go! ' roared our tormentors, and drove us up the stairs with their batons out of the station forecourt. truck waiting there. We were crammed. soon as she appeared on fully, and more new people were beaten inside. " The abuse took place in public. The Weimar native Klaus Engelhardt reported: "It was then like wildfire in our children the message that Jews at the station, unloaded 'be'. In the early years were the most Buchenwald prisoners at the main train station, last large transports from Poland in October 1939. In the aftermath of the freight depot was used.
At the eastern entrance of the main station in 1998 a memorial plaque was erected, which commemorates the arrival of the victims of the anti-Jewish pogrom in Weimar.
HJ und BDM with a Nazi Propagandawagen in front of the Wittumspalais in 1943
Former Gestapo Headquarters
In 1936, the control centre of the Secret State Police (Gestapo) moved from the police headquarters in the former Sophie Street to the former Grand Ducal stables. In addition to the administrative block with double insulated interrogation rooms was a Behelfsgefängnis with twelve cells in the former coach house of the royal stables, converted by concentration camp prisoners from Buchenwald.
Spying, searches, arrest, torture, and statements under duress were part of the practice of authority. Through the imposition of "protective custody" she could leave the suspects admit without proof, prosecution and judgement indefinitely in a concentration camp. From May 1942, and headed the Gestapo oversaw the deportation of Jewish inhabitants of Weimar in extermination camps, the riding hall was used as a meeting place before entry to the freight depot.
After the war, political prisoners of the Soviet occupation authorities and the District Court of Weimar were held in the royal stables. Since July 1951, the rooms were used for storage of files from the Provincial Archives; today it hosts the Thüringisches Hauptstaatsarchiv Weimar. In the Gestapo prison cell in the main building now houses a permanent exhibition on the history of the place.
Villa Sauckel
Home on Straßenseite of Fritz Sauckel the regional Kreisleiter, the political leader of the largest subdivision of the Gaue. During the war he was Reich defence commissioner for the KasselReichsverteidigungskommissar Wehrkreis IX) before being appointed General Plenipotentiary for Labour Deployment (Generalbevollmächtigter für den Arbeitseinsatz) on 21 March 1942, on the recommendation of Martin Bormann. He worked directly under Hitler through the Four-Year Plan Office, directing and controlling German labour. In response to increased demands, he met the requirement for manpower with people from the occupied territories. Voluntary numbers were insufficient and forced recruitment was introduced within a few months. Of the 5 million workers brought to Germany, around 200,000 came voluntarily. The majority of the acquired workers originated from the Eastern territories, where the methods used to gain workers were reportedly very harsh. At Nuremberg he was found guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity, and together with a number of colleagues, he was hanged on 16 October 1946. His last words were recorded as "Ich sterbe unschuldig, mein Urteil ist ungerecht. Gott beschütze Deutschland!" (I die innocent, my sentence is unjust. God protect Germany!).
Sauckel's sentence has been much the contentious subject among historians. Sauckel's ministerial responsibilities were part of Goering's "Four Year Plan" the so-called economic solution for greater Germany. The common misconception is that Albert Speer was his direct superior on account of his demands to meet the quota of foreign labourers in his munitions divisions. This assertion is incorrect, as Goering was effectively his direct superior. It is true that Speer inherited vital economic responsibility from Goering with his assumption as minister of armaments, but the policy of acquiring foreign labour was enabled by then armaments minister Fritz Todt and Hermann Goering. Moreover, the mistreatment of dragooned prisoners was ultimately left up to the discretion of the respective commandant of the division, not Sauckel. He expressly stated in a memorandum to his delegates of foreign labour that the men and women be treated accordingly with adequate care. In this sense the mistreatment of foreign labourers falls neither, on Sauckel, or on Speer for that matter.
Emmy Göring-Stift
Emmy Göring-Stift
Inauguration of the Thälmann Monument on the square of the 56,000, 17 August 1958 and standing in front today. Ernst Thälmann was the leader of the German Communist Party (KPD) during the Weimar Republic. He was arrested by the Gestapo in 1933 and held in solitary confinement for eleven years, before being shot in nearby Buchenwald on Hitler's orders on August 18, 1944.
Link to High School Essays about the Weimar Republic
Buchenwald KZ and Memorial
Constructing the campBuchenwald Concentration Camp was built in July 1937 in the direct vicinity of Weimar, the city of German Classicism. It was to this concentration camp on Ettersberg Mountain that the ϟϟ deported men, teenagers and children – political opponents to the Nazi regime, so-called asocials and criminals, homosexuals, Jehovah's Witnesses, Jews, Sinti and Roma – who had no place in the National Socialist "people's community". Following the outbreak of World War II, the National Socialists sent people from nearly every country in Europe to Buchenwald. At the time of the camp's liberation, ninety-five percent of its inmates were from countries outside the German Reich. Between 1937 and 1945, altogether more than 250,000 persons were imprisoned here. The inmates in the Buchenwald "parent camp" and its total of 136 subcamps were ruthlessly exploited. In 1944 the ϟϟ administration of Buchenwald took charge of camps in which women and girls were forced to work for the German armament industry. Some 56,000 human beings met their deaths in Buchenwald and its subcamps; they were killed, they starved to death, they died of illness or as victims of medical experiments. Many inmates, among them more than 8,000 Soviet prisoners of war, were systematically murdered by the SS.
Gate building (1937)
This served as the main watchtower; the wings housed detention cells (the Bunker) – where ϟϟ gaolers tortured and murdered inmates on behalf of the Gestapo and the camp commander – as well as offices of the ϟϟ camp command. The camp gate with the bizarre inscription Jedem das Seine (to each his own) formed the boundary between the ϟϟ area and the inmates' camp.
Presented during the Nuremberg trials
All the concentration camps had slogans on their gates. Often it was Arbeit Macht Frei (Work makes you free). However, in Buchenwald, a labour (not a death) camp – although many thousands of people were worked to death or deliberately killed there – the Nazis chose the motto Jedem Das Seine (To Each What They Are Due). It was placed on the inside of the gate rather than the outside, so that every prisoner was reminded of it as they looked to the world outside. The words are a powerful statement – and in this context a complete and provocative perversion of any notion of justice. They are the German translation of the Roman law maxim Suum cuique, incorporated not just into German law but legal systems across Europe. They are the title of a Bach cantata performed in Weimar, the city of Goethe and Schiller, just 10 miles from Buchenwald. And this gate, so close to Weimar, raises the unanswerable question of modern German history: how can these different components of the German story fit together? How could all these humane traditions of justice and scholarship, music and law – of a civilised society – all collapse in the Nazi abyss? The Nazi authorities conscripted one of the inmates of the camp to design the words. Franz Ehrlich had been interned as a communist on trumped-up charges of treason. He had trained at the Bauhaus, the famous school of design, also in nearby Weimar, which was loathed by the Nazis for its internationalism and modernism. Ehrlich nonetheless used a beautiful Bauhaus typeface of the sort that the Nazis categorically disapproved of. Astonishingly, they didn't seem to notice. It is impossible not to read the sign as a quiet, profound protest. Ehrlich was compelled to design this hateful, callous motto, but he did it in a way that showed that another Germany, a humane, international Germany, survived. These shocking words in that typeface suggest that people, even in terrible circumstance, may sometimes find a way of asserting dignity.
Highly recommended 15 minute BBC podcast in which Neil MacGregor visits Buchenwald, one of the earliest and largest concentration camps and speaks for himself about this very gate and its relationship with German history.
Buchenwald Concentration Camp was involved in the NS killing policies through the practise of inmate selection and deportation to NS extermination camps: Buchenwald was the point of departure for extermination transports of children and sick inmates to Auschwitz, and when the ϟϟ cleared the camps in the east in early 1945, many mass transports went to Buchenwald. Shortly before the end of the war, the ϟϟ attempted to "evacuate" Buchenwald Concentration Camp as well, and forced 28,000 inmates to set out on "death marches". When the Third U.S. Army reached Buchenwald on 11 April 1945, the ϟϟ fled, and inmates of the secret resistance organization opened the camp. Approximately 21,000 inmates, including more than 900 children and teenagers, were liberated.
In July 1945, when the American troops withdrew from Thuringia, Red Army units quickly took their place. The Soviet Secret Police set up Special Camp No. 2 in the former Buchenwald Concentration Camp. From 1945 to 1950, some 28,500 persons were interned in Buchenwald, among them 1,000 women – without trials and for indefinite terms. The majority of the inmates were men between forty and sixty years of age. Most of them had belonged to the NSDAP or held offices in the party and its subdivisions, primarily on the local level, or served in the NS administration, police or judiciary.
The living conditions in Buchenwald Special Camp were extremely inhumane. Altogether, more than 7,100 persons died there. The dead were buried in mass graves to the north of the camp and in the vicinity of the Buchenwald railway station.
The Little Camp Memorial was developed in 2001/2002 as a joint project of the United States Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage Abroad and the Buchenwald Memorial. It was financed by donations from the U.S. as well as funds from the Federal Republic of Germany and the Free State of Thuringia. A survivor of Buchenwald Concentration Camp, the New York architect Stephen B. Jacobs, designed the memorial. He had been sent to Buchenwald from Auschwitz with his father and brother in early 1945 and committed to the Little Camp.
Inaugurated in 2006, a memorial stone on the site of former Block 45 commemorates the 650 "pink-triangle inmates" imprisoned in Buchenwald Concentration Camp between 1937 and 1945. One in three of their number died here.
The photo on the left shows SS-Ustuf Kurt Franz punishing inmates at Buchenwald whilst the photo I took on the right shows a replica on the site symbolising the means Nazis used to torture inmates; the cart would be used for the transport of stones from the quarry, and prisoners would hang by their wrists from the hanging post with their hands tied behind their backs. Behind can be seen the crematorium chimney.
An old oak tree on the camp grounds, called the "Goethe Oak" by the inmates. Felled in 1944 when it caught fire from flying sparks following the bombardment of the factory area by the Allies; stump preserved.
Inmates' living quarters, April 1945
Jewish slave labourers at Buchenwald. The very ill man lying at the back on the lower bunk is Max Hamburger, who came with TBC and malnourished from the camp. He recovered and became a psychiatrist in the Netherlands. Second row, seventh from left is Elie Wiesel. The photo on the right shows the site of the barracks today.
This picture shows several inmates of the Buchenwald camp inside their barracks. This is just an example of the cruelty of their living situations. At first, Buchenwald was created as a detention camp. There were three main areas, a large camp for the prisoners who were considered political dissidents; a small camp that was called a quarantine camp, and tented section for the prisoners arriving from Poland. As the War progressed, the inmates were forced to engage in the production of arms at the nearby Gustloff factory and at the quarries. The first prisoners were forced to take part in both the creation and the maintenance of their own systems of torture and oppression, building the road, the railway line and the extensive barracks, interrogation chambers and crematoria.
Unlike the other camps, Buchenwald was not a termination camp. It was a labour camp, if people died, it was because they could not withstand the terrible conditions of work, or because they tried to escape from the camp and were either torn to pieces by the guard dogs, or shot in the woods. Between l937 and l945, more than 250,000 of them were held prisoners, 50,000 of them died here.
Johnson,Eric A.. Nazi Terror: The Gestapo, Jews, and ordinary Germans. New York, New York: Basic Books, 1999.
The reconstructed barracks at the site looks almost the same as the dimensions used for the barracks used at the Dachau Refugee Camp I take my students to every Tuesday.
In the crematorium courtyard, the citizens of Weimar are confronted by U.S soldiers with the corpses found in Buchenwald concentration camp. It was the first photo of the Buchenwald camp to be published.
LIFE photographer Margaret Bourke-White was with General George Patton's troops when they liberated the Buchenwald concentration camps. Forty-three thousand people had been murdered there. Patton was so outraged that he ordered his men to march German civilians through the camp so that they could see, with their own eyes, what really happened to innocent people in these horrible "death camps" and so they could see what their own nation had wrought. Bourke-White's pictures carried the horrible images to the world. In America, the pictures proved that reports of the Nazi's methodical extermination of the Jews were true, and the country began a long process of rethinking its behaviour, such as the decision not to bomb the camps. Bourke-White said, "I saw and photographed the piles of naked, lifeless bodies, the human skeletons in furnaces, the living skeletons who would die the next day... and tattooed skin for lampshades. Using the camera was almost a relief. It interposed a slight barrier between myself and the horror in front of me." LIFE published in their May 7, 1945 issue many photographs of these atrocities, saying, "Dead men will have indeed died in vain if live men refuse to look at them."
Landsberg, Alison. "America, the Holocaust, and the Mass Culture of Memory: Toward a Radical Politics of Empathy." New German Critique 71 (1997): 63-86.
Watchtower and crematorium
Storage room
These metal posts are not commemorating what the Germans did to their prisoners, but rather to Germans killed by Soviets who had taken over the running of the KZ after the war.
In 1989 the public learned of the existence of anonymous Soviet special camp graves in areas adjacent to the camp grounds. These graveyards, located to the north of the camp and in the vicinity of the railway station, were then marked with steel steles and landscaped as forest cemeteries. The memorial erected the first cross in the graveyard in February 1990.
The site has since become an individual place of mourning with crosses and commemorative stones.
In 1989 the public learned of the existence of anonymous Soviet special camp graves in areas adjacent to the camp grounds. These graveyards, located to the north of the camp and in the vicinity of the railway station, were then marked with steel steles and landscaped as forest cemeteries. The memorial erected the first cross in the graveyard in February 1990.
The site has since become an individual place of mourning with crosses and commemorative stones.
Memorials to German victims from time Soviets ran camp, 1945-1950
On the left is the camp fence and a watchtower – of the original twenty-two watchtowers, two remain intact (not open to the public).
This railway line was built by inmates in 1943 for the armament plants next to the camp and by the following year brought people from all of the many German-occupied countries to Buchenwald Concentration Camp and from there to labour sites in the sub-camps.
Zoo area for ϟϟ staff. The Zoo at Buchenwald was within the administrative part of the camp, although the prisoners would have been able to see some of it. Its purpose was for the the amusement of the ϟϟ officials, as was the facilities provided for horse riding. It also acted a showplace for when higher Nazi officials, such as Himmler, came to the camp.
PBS Documentary: Memory of the Camps
PBS Documentary: Memory of the Camps
Buchenwald Memorial
The so-called Avenue of the Nations, the construction of which got under way in 1954 as per GDR government resolution. By 1958, a monumental national monument had been erected on the southern slope of the Ettersberg. Three large mass graves were incorporated into the design.
The facility was based on a didactic concept intended to guide the visitor on a path from death to life: leading through the camp from the crematorium, the path continues down to the graves and finally uphill again to the bell tower, a symbol of freedom and light.
The facility was based on a didactic concept intended to guide the visitor on a path from death to life: leading through the camp from the crematorium, the path continues down to the graves and finally uphill again to the bell tower, a symbol of freedom and light.
Nearby is the Ettersberg Cemetery which was landscaped in 1996 with the graves marked with name plaques. Even after the liberation of the concentration camp, inmates continued to die as a result of the conditions of their imprisonment.

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Can the cart be purchased without Slimloader? ---no,because the SL4 is FREE when you buy it
mr.spiv, any chance you could build a proper GUI for the OSX app this time?
Received my 128M cart... and yet another slimloader. My old program detects it as a 64M cart, so at least the cart works etc. Now I just need to check how to detect 128M cart properly and update the OSX program.
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Wow, look at all the dust on this thread! Time to spruce things up, eh?
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2011 Trip & T'Pol calendar
Happy New Year!
You know you should really get these things printed up and sell them on e-bay. With all the TnT fans out there, you'd make a mint! Shame these pictures are copyrighted.
Nice job!
Fantastic calendar, I love the image for October. There was a fanfic I came across a long while back where, because of some alien custom, Trip and T'Pol had to get married or Trip would be put in prison for life. I imagine that October pic is the look they had when they were told about that custom.
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A bit of my musical endavors: I played sax when I was in 6th and 7th grade and could read music pretty well. As a teen I took some guitar lessons for a few months and was basically self taught, couldn't read music and play guitar really much at all. So 20+ years later here I am interested in learning keyboards. I type on a computer basically all day so I think I'm coordinated enough to do it, but I'm not sure where to start. I was messing around on my brother's piano trying to play "Great Gig in the Sky" by Pink Floyd the other day and that just sealed it for me. I must learn this, and learn to read music and learn properly this time like I did on sax and did not do on guitar. I also saw some of those Ronald Jenkees videos and "wow, holy shit!"
Thoughts on gear? Would like to keep it under $2,000 and have enough keys to take piano lessons, which leads to my next question.
There's some churchy lady down the street that teaches for cheap, should I start off doing something like that or are there better ways? I'd rather start off learning with styles of music I'm interested in (rock, jazz, classical) than kids music that sounds like a circus....but I'm not too picky.
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The churchy lady down the street sounds like a bad idea if she gets you playing Twinkle Twinkle and has you move on to Rock of Ages, or That's Me Lord Standing in the Name of Prayer.
If she doesn't do that, but happens to be churchy, then so what? You want someone to teach you to read, and a bit of theory as it's built in to what you're doing. You want someone to correct bad technique. Give her a whirl and see if that's what you're getting (to the extent you can tell). Having a teacher will make you practice, if you're like most people, more than not having a teacher. If it feels "off" early, then it probably is, in my experience, though.
You might have to travel farther than down the street, or after a while you might; you might be one of those people who really can study on your own.
I have no idea about equipment and bang for the buck, there, sorry! (And I'm sorry forsaying obvious things, that you already know, but hopefully am just bringing them a bit more to the forefront of your mind!)
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Broke down and ordered one today. Excited and nervous to get started
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Opening: DabsMyla "Before and Further" @ Modernica FactoryPop Life // Monday, October 19, 2015
In their most ambitious exhibition to date, this weekend DabsMyla opened "Before and Further," a 4,000 square foot installation takeover of a stand-alone 1930 built Spanish Revival workplace building, located on the Modernica factory property.
Dabs Myla with Modernica "Before and Further" @ Modernica Factory, Los AngelesJuxtapoz // Tuesday, September 29, 2015
This is going to be awesome. For their most ambitious exhibition to date – artist duo DABSMYLA (last feartured in our May 2015 issue) presents Before and Further, a 4,000 square foot installation takeover of a stand-alone 1930 built Spanish Revival workplace building, located on the Modernica factory property. DABSMYLA have fully transformed its interior and exterior with their newest paintings, sculptures, installations and exclusive furnishings from limited-edition fiberglass shell chairs and hand painted ceramics to custom-built lighting installations, all designed and created exclusively for their collaboration with Modernica utilizing the factory's extensive technical capabilities.
In the Magazine: Dabs MylaJuxtapoz // Monday, April 13, 2015
It's been a pleasure getting to know this artistic super duo over the past seven years, and I've just plain been impressed with them as people—and not just for their koala-jitsu skills. We recently sat down in my studio to catch up and got to talking about everything from the sets they're designing for the MTV Movie Awards to traveling the world painting large-scale murals. I really can't thank Dabs and Myla enough for saving me that day.
Cruel Summer curated by Roger Gastman @ Jonathan LeVine Gallery, NYCJuxtapoz // Tuesday, August 05, 2014
Jonathan LeVine Gallery is pleased to present Cruel Summer, a group exhibition curated by collector, graffiti historian, Juxtappoz contributor, and urban anthropologist Roger Gastman. "The summer of 1984 was awesome. The space shuttle Discovery took off on its maiden voyage, Apple released the Macintosh personal computer, the Olympics rallied the world together and Karate Kid was the hit film featuring the song Cruel Summer by Bananarama. The song and its video of three gorgeous young women roaming the streets of New York City inspired this show."
There & Back Again by Dabs MylaIllustration // Wednesday, May 21, 2014
PangeaSeed and Dabs Myla are pleased to announce the fifth print release of the 2014 print suite "HOME: A Fine Art Print Suite for Threatened Ocean Habitats". May's print release helping to raise awareness for the open ocean and the species that call this fragile environment "home". These 6 color screen prints were created by Seizure Palace and are available in a standard edition as well as a unique variant with metallic and glow-in-the-dark inks.
Juxtapoz Presents: Skinner @ Outside Lands, 2013Juxtapoz // Monday, August 19, 2013
We have shown you a bunch of footage from our time and curation at the 2013 Outside Lands Music & Art Festival held in San Francisco in early August, but today we have a more things to showcase. One, contributing photographer Chloe Rice took a bunch of beautiful photos of the various sights, styles, and artists working at the festival with the Juxtapoz team. And second, Skinner provides us a guideline of how to attend a music festival. A speech for all festivals....
Thinkspace curates "LAX / PHL" @ Gallery 309, PhiladelphiaJuxtapoz // Thursday, May 09, 2013
Los Angeles based gallery Thinkspace has teamed up with Gallery 309 in Philadelphia, PA to present 'LAX / PHL'. This special group exhibition has been curated by Thinkspace to further introduce our roster to the City of Brotherly Love. Featuring new works from over 40 artists from around the world and an installation from Philly's very own NoseGo, the exhibition will run from May 11th through June 21st.
Juxtapoz @ POW WOW Hawaii, Part 2Juxtapoz // Wednesday, February 20, 2013
POW WOW Hawai'i wrapped up with a block party at Lana Lane studios and live painting by featured artists, who ritualistically bombed a white wall for a huge audience of visitors, locals, and flashing cameras. After a week of painting enormous murals non-stop, the crew was in full party mode.
IN L.A.: Dabs Myla Studio VisitJuxtapoz // Saturday, February 02, 2013
Dabs Myla's latest solo exhibition "All Good Things" opened yesterday in Melbourne Australia at Metro Gallery. We stopped by their new studio before they left for a sneak peek at what they've been working on. Photos after the jump..
Calling All Artists: The Art of the HeistJuxtapoz // Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Calling all artists! The heist is on. In honor of the upcoming film Parker, starring Jason Statham and Jennifer Lopez, our friends at Complex are launching a contest to see who can design the best piece of artwork that evokes the spirit of the film. From now until November 30th, you can submit your Parker-inspired artwork to the Art of the Heist contest for a chance to win a trip to Los Angeles and watch as your piece is displayed on a mural for all of Hollywood to see.


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Sleeping six people in three bedrooms, this terraced cottage is in the small town of Lostwithiel. 5 Bodmin Hill is a terraced cottage in Lostwithiel. The cottage has two double bedrooms and a twin bedroom, along with a family bathroom and a ground floor cloakroom. The kitchen has a dining area, and there are two sitting rooms, one with a gas fire. Outside, parking can be found on the roadside, and there is an enclosed garden with furniture and BBQ. The amenities of Lostwithiel are within a few minutes walk of 5 Bodmin Hill, including shops, restaurants and the antiques shops for which the town is becoming renowned.
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The Dartmouth College Math Department and the Neukom Institute for Computational Science sponsored a video competition called "Math-O-Vision." The winner and runners-up received cash prizes for their videos showing how math is integrated in the world. Click here to check out their amazing videos!Read More
Using data from the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study-Kindergarten Cohort, researchers at Vanderbilt University discovered that kindergarten students are not being challenged enough in math. Teachers reported spending 13 days per month on skills students had already mastered. Researchers concluded that a more advanced math curriculum for kindergarten students would lead to an increase in end-of-the-year…Read More
A study from the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Vermont uses a math pattern analysis to analyze whether Twitter users are happier farther away from home. Researchers sought out the negative and positive words in the Tweets they studied, and combined those results with an analysis of the user's geographic location….Read More
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An oral history of Gucci Mane's many rises and falls.
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Spins from the DJs at Atlanta's seminal Magic City strip club can turn nobodies into hip-hop stars.
A refugee survives the Rwandan genocide and finds a future in Atlanta.
360 degree deals and the music industry's new hostages.
Kylee Kimbrough lost her childhood, lost her sobriety, lost her living situation, and finally even lost her son. Then she found the drums.
Migos, a young Atlanta rap trio, has decamped to a mansion outside of town to avoid trouble, ride Go-Karts, shop for $2300 backpacks, and continue their streak of red-hot singles.
Why Parks Middle School decided to cheat.
Inside Atlanta's 80s-era queer underground.
Darren Lumar lived in mansions he didn't own, ran companies that didn't make a dime, went to colleges that didn't exist and slept with "any number of women" despite being married to James Brown's daughter. When he was murdered, the cops had a problem: too many possible suspects.
Rick Ross was born William Leonard Roberts II in 1976, and he borrowed his stage name (and the associated big-time cocaine-selling hustler persona) from the legendary L.A. drug lord Freeway Ricky Ross. But the website MediaTakeout uncovered a photograph of William Leonard Roberts II when he was a Florida corrections officer. Most people thought that'd be the end of his career. Freeway Ricky Ross then sued him for stealing his name. None of it mattered. Rick Ross the rapper just sold more records.
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The functional status and well being of people with myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome and their carers
Diagnosis of myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome or ME/CFS is largely based on clinical history, and exclusion of identifiable causes of chronic fatigue. Characterization of cases and the impact of interventions have been limited due to clinical heterogeneity and a lack of reliable biomarkers for diagnosis and outcome measures.
People with ME/CFS (PWME) often report high levels of disability, which are difficult to measure objectively. The well being of family members and those who care for PWME are also likely to be affected.
This study aimed to investigate the functional status and well being of PWME and their lay carers, and to compare them with people with other chronic conditions.
Methods: We used a cross sectional design to study 170 people aged between 18 and 64 years with well characterized ME/CFS, and 44 carers, using SF-36 v2TM. Mean physical and mental domains scores (scales and component summaries) were calculated and compared internally and externally with reference standards for the general population and for population groups with 10 chronic diseases.
Results: SF-36 scores in PWME were significantly reduced, especially within the physical domain (mean norm-based Physical Component Summary (PCS) score = 26.8), but also within the mental domain (mean norm-based score for Mental Component Summary (MCS) = 34.1).
The lowest and highest scale scores were for 'Role-Physical'(mean= 25.4) and 'Mental Health'(mean=36.7) respectively. All scores were in general lower than those for the general population and diseased-specific norms for other diseases.
Carers of those with ME/CFS tended to have low scores in relation to population norms, particularly within the mental domain (45.5).
Conclusions: ME/CFS is disabling and has a greater impact on functional status and well being than other chronic diseases such as cancer. The emotional burden of ME/CFS is felt by lay carers as well as by people with ME/CFS.
We suggest the use of generic instruments such as SF-36, in combination of other objective outcome measurements, to describe patients and assess treatments.
Author: Luis NaculEliana LacerdaPeter CampionDerek PhebyMaria DrachlerJose LeiteFiona PolandAmanda HoweShagufta FayyazMariam Molokhia
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