Under German occupation, the only concentration camp with
a crematorium on Italian soil was built in Trieste, at a former rice processing
plant, on 4 April 1944. About 5000 Slavs, Italian anti-Fascists and Jews died
at the camp, while thousands more were imprisoned before being transferred to
other concentration camps in Germany. So this camp was mostly about killing
political rivals. I have pictures for you. The camp has been turned into a
museum, with the designer taking liberties to make you picture what went on
there without having to see the actual horror.
(to be continued)
