004. Monument for the estimated 2000 women and children who died in the concentration camp

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Erected by the Hero Committee and unveiled on 18 October 1936

contributed by: Stoffel Willemse

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004. Monument for the estimated 2000 women and children who died in the concentration camp

Camera Model:	DV
Original Date and Time Taken:	28 January 2004
Shutter Speed:	31/8392 sec
Aperture:	f/2.8
ISO Sensitivity:	100
Metering Mode:	Average
Flash Fired:	No Flash

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004. Monument for the estimated 2000 women and children who died in the concentration camp