1933年3月22日,德国第一所集中营——达豪集中营正式启用。整整80年后的今天,我可以亲眼目睹这个非常所在。位于慕尼黑市郊的达豪(Dachau)集中营,大门套小门,小铁门上铸造了两行大字:“ARBEIT MACHT FREI”(“劳动使人自由!”)。达豪集中营是纳粹建立的第一个集中营,并成为纳粹反人类的标志。1933年1月30日,希特勒及其同伙上台,3月20日,刚上任11天的慕尼黑警察头子希姆莱在新闻发布会上宣告,要在达 March 22, 1933, Germany’s first concentration camp - Dacha camp was officially opened. A full 80 years later, I can witness this very place. Located in the Dachau concentration camp in the outskirts of Munich, there are wickets on the gates and two lines of characters cast on the iron gates: “ARBEIT MACHT FREI” (“Work makes man free!”). The Dachau Concentration Camp was the first concentration camp established by the Nazis and became a symbol of the Nazis’ anti-humanity. On January 30, 1933, Hitler and his accomplists took office. On March 20, Munich police chief Himmler, who had just taken office for 11 days, announced at a press conference that he must be up