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The first Concentration Camp of the Nazis was a blueprint for all subsequent camps and stands today as a vivid testament of Germany's past crimes against humanity.

Looking to explore Bavaria and the surrounding area a bit more while studying in Munich? Here are a few day trips that are both economical and fun for students abroad.

Flossenburg was one of a number of Concentration Camps built by the Nazis in Germany before the Second World War.

When catalog tours don't address particular tour goals, it's time to customize and create a tour itinerary that reflects essential elements students should experience.

The Boys: The Sherman Brothers Story is an intimate look at the feuding brothers who wrote musical scores for Walt Disney and many others. 7/10.

Munich offers visitors many options during tour visits that feature a "free day" in the city for tour participants, including museums, palaces, and the BMW plant.

On October 27, 2009, the City of Munich inaugurated an unusual kind of sculpture to commemorate Elser's bold plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler in 1939.

Markus Zusak reveals the Holocaust through the eyes of an orphaned teen girl in this unusual novel of Potteresque characters, narrated by a Lemony-Snicket-like "Death."

Mauthausen Concentration Camp was opened in 1938 in Austria; just a few months after the Anschluss. It was the Nazi's first camp outside of Germany.

Fans of classic Twilight Zone episodes will enjoy this new Twilight Zone collection of graphic novels based on Rod Serling's original teleplays.

Founder and commander of the band of criminals who became the most notorious unit of world war two.

Made up of criminals and led by a rapist and child molester it's was Hitler's real life Dirty Dozen.

With ruthless efficiency, the "architect of the Holocaust" implemented the Nazi extermination policy of the Jews of Europe, killing a total of six million Jewish people.