Kulmhof Death Camp Museum
Kulmhof Death Camp Museum
Kulmhof Death Camp Museum
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Jakub
Havirov, Tsjekkia971 bidrag
apr. 2023
Chelmno bylo prvním vyhlazovacím táborem, který nacisté zřídili. Smrt zde našlo 82 dětí z Lidic a 11 dětí z Ležáků. Místo je dobře udržované, parkovné je zadarmo. V areálu se nachází spousta památníků včetně toho na děti z Lidic, toho si velmi cením. Místo není moc rozlehlé a celková procházka Vám zabere něco před hodinku. Doporučuji však navštívit i nedalekou vesničku s kostelem kde byli židé zabíjeni v plynových vozech.
Skrevet 16. april 2023
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Börje H
4 bidrag
feb. 2023 • Par
Det första förintelselägret ger ett mycket starkt intryck. Man bör ha kunskap om lägret innan besöket på plats. Museet är litet men informativt och bör ses innan man åker till massgravarna.
Skrevet 4. februar 2023
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Poleinahole
Sveits2 418 bidrag
jul. 2022 • Alene
This is the first death camp in Poland and was a mobile camp where Jews were gassed in trucks as they were driven to a forest for incineration and burial.
Because the Nazis destroyed the camp when the Soviets were approaching, there is little of the infrastructure that remains to be seen when compared to Auschwitz, so this wouldn’t be the best choice of a camp as an introductory camp. Plus it’s also not easy to visit on public transportation— it’s about 2 hours from Warsaw.
There is a new museum on the site of the camp which while small has good exhibits in Polish, English and Hebrew. Also, next to the ruined granary there are poignant accounts left by the tailors, jewelers snd cobblers who had to repair clothing removed from victims and make or mend officers uniforms. They each wrote their names and thoughts when they knew they were going to die and begged the reader to let their families know of their fate and many asked for vengeance against the Germans.
I spent about two hours there and a little less than an hour in the forest clearing. I was glad I had a guide (who accompanied me from Warsaw) for that part of the visit as there aren’t any local guides. In fact, I was the only visitor snd the staff were surprised that there was a visitor.
Because the Nazis destroyed the camp when the Soviets were approaching, there is little of the infrastructure that remains to be seen when compared to Auschwitz, so this wouldn’t be the best choice of a camp as an introductory camp. Plus it’s also not easy to visit on public transportation— it’s about 2 hours from Warsaw.
There is a new museum on the site of the camp which while small has good exhibits in Polish, English and Hebrew. Also, next to the ruined granary there are poignant accounts left by the tailors, jewelers snd cobblers who had to repair clothing removed from victims and make or mend officers uniforms. They each wrote their names and thoughts when they knew they were going to die and begged the reader to let their families know of their fate and many asked for vengeance against the Germans.
I spent about two hours there and a little less than an hour in the forest clearing. I was glad I had a guide (who accompanied me from Warsaw) for that part of the visit as there aren’t any local guides. In fact, I was the only visitor snd the staff were surprised that there was a visitor.
Skrevet 22. juli 2022
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William S
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jul. 2022
Chełmno doesn't have that much to look at, but, if you already know something about its historical significance, then you can certainly get a better sense of the scale and spatial layout of the operation by going there yourself and you will probably pick up some new information as well.
The museum in the village of Chełmno nad Nerem has a contemporary, comprehensive exhibition with all texts in Polish, English and Hebrew. Visitors should go to the museum first and then to the forest site. Some maps show a museum building at the forest site, too, but that building is only the educational pavilion for special groups and is not generally open. At the museum, which is free, I bought for 10 PLN a booklet that explains all the spots marked out at the forest site. There is very little signage in the forest, so I would have been a bit lost without the booklet.
Another reason to visit the museum is that a large portion of the history of the camp took place in the village and not in the forest. During the first phase of the camp, most victims were processed at the manor house, whose foundations are on the museum grounds, were killed in gas vans waiting outside and were taken to the forest for burial. During or at least at the end of the second phase, work prisoners were kept in the granary beside the manor house. The granary has been partially reconstructed and is accessible. The cement floor on which the prisoners slept and the walls are--I presume--original, although the roof was set on fire during the liquidation of the camp, when the prisoners mutinied.
Now, if you want to visit the museum and the forest site, but you have no car, then then making the trip means dealing with some logistical inconvenience. There actually is a bus from Koło to Chełmno nad Nerem that runs in the morning and returns in the early evening, stopping both ways at the forest site, if desired--but only on school days. Since I was here in the summer, I hired a taxi ta take me from Koło to the village, and I walked the 16 km back to Koło, stopping at the forest site on the way. Of course, if you don't mind splurging, you could have the Koło taxi ferry you all around, but planning to do the legwork is perfectly reasonable if the weather is OK, since you only have to walk on country paths and quiet village roads. I left Koło by taxi at 09:00 and returned by foot at 18:30, having moved all day at a very leisurely pace
The museum in the village of Chełmno nad Nerem has a contemporary, comprehensive exhibition with all texts in Polish, English and Hebrew. Visitors should go to the museum first and then to the forest site. Some maps show a museum building at the forest site, too, but that building is only the educational pavilion for special groups and is not generally open. At the museum, which is free, I bought for 10 PLN a booklet that explains all the spots marked out at the forest site. There is very little signage in the forest, so I would have been a bit lost without the booklet.
Another reason to visit the museum is that a large portion of the history of the camp took place in the village and not in the forest. During the first phase of the camp, most victims were processed at the manor house, whose foundations are on the museum grounds, were killed in gas vans waiting outside and were taken to the forest for burial. During or at least at the end of the second phase, work prisoners were kept in the granary beside the manor house. The granary has been partially reconstructed and is accessible. The cement floor on which the prisoners slept and the walls are--I presume--original, although the roof was set on fire during the liquidation of the camp, when the prisoners mutinied.
Now, if you want to visit the museum and the forest site, but you have no car, then then making the trip means dealing with some logistical inconvenience. There actually is a bus from Koło to Chełmno nad Nerem that runs in the morning and returns in the early evening, stopping both ways at the forest site, if desired--but only on school days. Since I was here in the summer, I hired a taxi ta take me from Koło to the village, and I walked the 16 km back to Koło, stopping at the forest site on the way. Of course, if you don't mind splurging, you could have the Koło taxi ferry you all around, but planning to do the legwork is perfectly reasonable if the weather is OK, since you only have to walk on country paths and quiet village roads. I left Koło by taxi at 09:00 and returned by foot at 18:30, having moved all day at a very leisurely pace
Skrevet 15. juli 2022
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zosiavectra
Grudziadz, Polen17 bidrag
jun. 2020 • Alene
To nie jest Chełmno w kujawsko pomorskim- poprawcie proszę- bo można się pomylić . Różnica kilkuset kilometrów
Skrevet 8. juni 2020
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mario1403
Chelmno, Polen20 bidrag
jan. 2020 • Alene
W mieście CHEŁMNO, w województwie kujawsko-pomorskim nie ma tego muzeum !!! Lokalizacja tego muzeum to Chełmno nad Nerem czyli 140km od lokalizacji jaką proponuje Tripadvisor !!! Proszę o sprawdzenie tego i usuniecie z podanej przez Was lokalizacji. Pozdrawiam
Skrevet 27. januar 2020
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bfindysz
Jerusalem District, Israel630 bidrag
sep. 2019 • Alene
Have been to Poland often enough over the past 30 years but never got around to visiting this death camp site. Like Treblinka and Sobibor the Nazis managed to destroy most of this camp before pulling back into Germany. The work to salvage what little was left is a fairly recent endeavor. European Union support? Getting there by public transportation is next time impossible. I took a train from Warsaw to Kolo and from the station managed to call a taxi which took me to Chelmno and returned later to pick me up. It was raining and muddy so I didn't go to the forest where victims' bodies were buried. A very long walk from the site of the camp. A large monument has been erected in that forest. There is a small museum on the former camp's grounds. Well-done but in need expansion. An employee assured me there is already additional exhibition space being prepared. No charge for entrance. Most but not all exhibits and memorial stones are in English and Hebrew as well as Polish. This was quite a long trek for me but I do not regret the effort. The least I can do to respect the memory of those who were brutally gassed in vehicles or shot in the head.
Skrevet 26. september 2019
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Dominik Kiezik
Warszawa, Polen5 361 bidrag
sep. 2019 • Alene
Dobrze że kolega dodał ta informacje. Rzecz się działa w Chełmnie ale innym bo nad CHEŁM NAD NEREM. Czasem sam tripadvisor jako program robi pomyłki.
Skrevet 4. september 2019
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cezar9393
Chelmno, Polen1 bidrag
jul. 2019 • Alene
Jest to Chełmno nad Nerem. Wpisałem Chełmno z kujawsko-pomorskiego, a wyszła atrakcją z Chełmna nad Nerem.
Skrevet 20. juli 2019
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Sara Attergrim
Vetlanda, Sverige54 bidrag
jul. 2019 • Par
Jag och min sambo har nu varit runt på en del konsentrationsläger men detta var nog det som fanns minst kvar utav. Vi gick ej guidad tur, utan köpte en guide själva och gick runt.
Lite dåligt skyltat för att hitta smidigt. Men oavsett så blir man lika illa berörd.
Värt en tur att titta på om man är intresserad utav detta.
Lite dåligt skyltat för att hitta smidigt. Men oavsett så blir man lika illa berörd.
Värt en tur att titta på om man är intresserad utav detta.
Skrevet 16. juli 2019
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How can I get to Kulmhof? Is it near a train station? Thank you for your help. I would like to visit during my trip to Poland this July.
Skrevet 25. mars 2018
There is a station nearby which is Kolo. Please note I have not been there and plan to later this month as I am passing by from North to Wroclaw.
Skrevet 6. juni 2018
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