The Neuengamme Concentration Camp Memorial Site served as the backdrop for a recent video detailing the life of Ludwig Göhring, a young communist who faced persecution under the Nazi regime. Göhring, born in Nuremberg in 1910, was arrested in 1933 at the age of 23 and endured over a year of solitary confinement in Dachau concentration camp. "For this reason he was arrested in 1933 and had to spend over a year here in solitary confinement and dark confinement in Dachau's camp prison," states the narrator in the video. Following his time in Dachau, Göhring spent a further ten years in detention. The video, while focusing on Göhring's experience in Dachau, promises to reveal his later transfer to Neuengamme in a subsequent video. This story offers a glimpse into the lives of ordinary individuals caught in the machinery of the Nazi regime, highlighting the resilience and suffering of those who opposed the ideology.
Im letzten Teil dieser Blogserie ziehen Liv Ohlsen und Hans-Ulrich Wagner ein erstes Resümee und identifizieren offene Fragen für die Zukunft der dig…
