Stalag 352

Time can speak to us in different languages and send us different messages. It is beautiful and quiet here. Large trees, several old buildings, in some places paving stones breaking through the asphalt. Buildings, and paving stones, and lofty trees are well over 80. They have something to tell about the time, when the soviet cantonment was called the strange word "Stalag", and the soldiers in it were called prisoners of war. It is difficult and painful to talk about it. Maybe that's why there are so few traces and signs of that terrible time left here. And the locals have known practically nothing about the concentration camp, just as the conscripts who served in this unit in peacetime did not know either.We suggest walking through the territory of the former Stalag 352 and trying to reconstruct a broad picture of the time and those events (as far as possible) using the remaining traces and memories. In our audio guide you will hear the stories of former prisoners, the orders of the German authorities, the eyewitness testimonies.The project was supported by the EVZ Foundation.