Terezín Memorial preserves the history of a Nazi ghetto and Small Fortress prison complex from World War II, with permanent exhibitions documenting the persecution of Czech prisoners, Jewish inmates, and Roma victims. Visitors explore prison cells, corridors, and museum galleries housing artifacts, artworks, and personal testimonies, while also visiting memorial sites including a monument where ashes of 22,000 ghetto victims were dumped into the Ohře River.
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