Although the weather hasn’t been nice these days, I still try to get out and take pictures every weekend. Last weekend I went to Fort Breendonk. I’d been there once when I was a kid and I remember feeling the same thing I felt this time around: Men are inhumane, cruel and cowardly. This post is the first of a series of two and will explore the inside of the fort. Fort Breendonk is one of the best conserved Nazi camps in Europe. It is now a place of remembrance for the people who died during World War II.
PS: I don’t usually do B&W photography, but I thought it would express the misery better than in color for this particular subject.
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