Museum of Survivors in Brnenec, Czech Republic
The Museum of Survivors in Brnenec, Czech Republic, commemorates Oskar Schindler's saving of 1,200 Jews during WWII. The site was a former textile factory stolen by the Nazis and turned into a concentration camp. The museum displays the history of Schindler, the Löw-Beer family, and Holocaust survivors, aiming to educate visitors about the past atrocities and the importance of saving lives.