Embark on a poignant journey to the Sachsenhausen Memorial, a testament to Germany's tumultuous history. Originally erected in 1936 by the SS, this site holds the somber legacy of Nazi oppression. Meet your guide in Berlin for a train ride to Oranienburg, a mere 25 minutes away. Begin your guided exploration at the Camp Administration Center, now a museum detailing the Third Reich's network of camps. Learn about the harrowing conditions endured by inmates, including the notorious 'Death March' preceding liberation in 1945. Your guide recounts tales of resistance, from Jewish prisoners to Soviet and Polish captives. Delve into the diverse stories of those imprisoned here, including notable figures like Stalin's son.