建筑线条冷峻简练,没有中央的中庭,没有内置的统一体,甚至由25267块砖砌成的窗户几乎完全阻挡了日光,见证着历史永恒的缺失与孤独。踏进博物馆的那刻,就是与历史的一次邂逅,令人重新审视自我。二战时期,曾有25267人从德国和波兰被驱逐到这座Dossin集中营。二十世纪70年代,建筑被改建成为公寓。 The architectural lines are cold and concise with no central atrium and no built-in unity, and even the windows of 25,267 bricks almost completely block the sunlight and witness the eternal absence and loneliness of history. Into the museum that moment, is an encounter with history, it is a re-examination of self. During World War II, 25,267 people were deported from Germany and Poland to this Dossin concentration camp. In the 1970s, the building was converted into an apartment.