Płaszów was a Nazi German concentration camp in the southern suburb of Kraków, founded by the Nazis in Płaszów soon after the German invasion of Poland and the creation of the General Government. The construction of the camp, originally intended as a forced labour camp, began in summer 1940. Its first prisoners were Poles. In 1941 the camp was extended and subsequently became a concentration camp with deportations of the Jews from the Kraków Ghetto beginning October 28, 1942. Commanding the camp was Amon Göth, an SS commandant from Vienna who was known for being uncommonly sadistic in his treatment of prisoners. On 13 March 1943, Göth personally oversaw the liquidation of the Kraków Ghetto, forcing its Jewish inhabitants deemed capable of work into the camp. Those deemed unfit for work were killed. Under him were his staff of SS men and a few SS women, including Gertrud Heise, Luise Danz, Alice Orlowski and Anna Gerwing.

Area S4 51 - a military area near the center of Yucca Flat. In the years from 1950 to 1991 carried out tests of nuclear explosions including 5 atmospheric and 35 underground.

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State-of-the-art base built to accommodate the most recent sale of F-16 aircraft to Egypt by the U.S. Transatlantic Programs Center (TAC).

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Polish Police Training Centre in, Legionowo, Poland.

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Minefields on the beach, North Korea

You can see mined strips of land on the border between North Korea and South Korea.

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A deserted Red Army's artillery ground. Observation towers, bunkers and other residues after military ground.

Nowadays, the largest ... heaths in Europe.

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Silos and warehouses self-SS-1 missiles (SCUD) in the former Soviet military base. The secret base hidden in a forest.

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Shooting Range at the military ground near Kłomino (abandoned city) in Poland.

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