22K views · 476 reactions | “Those people were civilians.” 75 years ago, the Auschwitz concentration camp was liberated by the Soviet army. 1.1 million people lost their lives at the largest Nazi extermination center. #HolocaustMemorialDay | Bloomberg Originals | Facebook

🕯️ Il y a 80 ans, le camp de concentration nazi de #Ravensbrück était libéré. Environ 8 000 femmes y ont été déportées depuis la France. Parmi elles se trouvait #JacquelineFleury. Elle est l’une des dernières rescapées encore en vie. Nos journalistes l'ont rencontrée | FRANCE 24

Ravensbrück concentration camp - #internationalwomensday 💔 #holocaust #learnontiktok #history Video: @Holocaust Educational Trust | Lily Ebert

In the spring of 1945, as the gates of the Ravensbrück concentration camp opened to liberation, snow clung to the ground like a stubborn winter ghost. Amid the confusion, a line of emaciated women waited: some weeping, others staring into space. Freedom had arrived, but it seemed unreal, almost fragile. Among them was Zofia Kowalska, a Polish teacher from Krakow, her frail body hidden beneath a patched, worn coat. As Red Army soldiers pushed her toward the trucks that would take them away, Zofia