
During the Shoah (Holocaust), Jews were rounded up and loaded into cattle cars. They were then trucked off to concentration camps like Auschwitz, Mauthausen, and Bergen Belsen or other deportation points at Fossoli and Bolzano. Now, the platform has been preserved by the Shoah Memorial Foundation as a Holocaust memorial.
There, an exhibit presents information about people’s stories as well as an overview of events that occurred in this area. Railway cars have been preserved on the rails, and visitors can walk through the cars that deported thousands of Jews away from their homes. In addition, there are small, intimate viewing rooms that play a series of short videos. The videos include historical information as well as interviews with survivors. Names of the deported individuals are displayed on the wall at the back of the station. The exhibit is still being expanded and enhanced as funds allow.
SOURCE: https://www.atlasobscura.com
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