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National Monument Camp Vught

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National Monument Camp Vught is the official name for the memorial and museum at the site of the former Herzogenbusch concentration camp. It encompasses the preserved camp grounds, a museum, and several monuments. The museum provides a comprehensive overview of the camp's history, from its establishment to liberation, and focuses on the stories of individual prisoners. Exhibits include artifacts, documents, and multimedia presentations. The outdoor area features the original camp layout, including the commandant's house, the crematorium, and the execution site. A particularly moving part is the 'Children's Memorial' dedicated to the young victims. The site serves as an educational center, hosting workshops and lectures. It's a deeply affecting visit that honors the memory of those who suffered.

Don't miss

  • Explore the museum's permanent exhibition on the camp's history
  • Visit the reconstructed barracks and the original crematorium
  • Pay respects at the National Monument and the Children's Memorial
  • See the 'Wall of Names' with over 700 names of victims

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Ways to visit National Monument Camp Vught

You can usually visit on your own. A tour is worth it for transport, a guide, or combining nearby sights into one day.

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