Ravensbruck; Beyond the Barbed Wire by Chrissy Cadorin
Ravensbrück, located approximately 84 km north of Berlin, Germany, was the largest concentration camp specifically for women and children in the Nazi regime, established in May 1939. Designed by Heinrich Himmler to be a model for women's internment, the camp held over 130,000 to 145,000 women and children from over 30 countries during its operation
