Zentralsauna, SS facilities in Auschwitz
The Zentralsauna was a large sanitation facility for inmates in Auschwitz.
Constructed in 1943, it exemplified the dual nature of Nazi architecture.
Shows the stark contrast between SS amenities and prisoners’ living conditions.
Now serves as part of the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum.
Among the better-preserved buildings, providing deep insights into camp life.
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