An outside look of the nice architecture of the museum.

Students lining up to go inside the museum.

Some of the beautiful architecture inside of the building.

Americans encountering firsthand some of the concentration camps.

A malnutritioned prisoner inside a Nazi concentration camp. During World War II, the organization and scale of the Nazi camp system expanded rapidly and the purpose of the camps evolved beyond imprisonment toward forced labor and outright murder.

A map displays all the areas of expansion of Germany. During the first three years of World War II, from September 1939 through November 1942, a series of military victories permitted Nazi domination of the European continent.

A glass window pained walkway in in the museum lists many of the different countries that were involved in this World War.

Called the "Tower of Faces" this room has four sides with many different pictures of people. *

Shows how the Jewish were required to wear these yellow stars to show everyone that they were Jewish.

A typical rail car that was used to transport people to concentration camps.

Shields with the national Polish insignia that were on all customs houses around Poland.

A girl that turned into a refugee during the war.

A group of kids that had to leave their homes.

A photo showing a Ukrainian ghetto.

Figurines showing how many Jewish were stripped of their clothes.