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VIRTUAL REALITY MOVIES: RAVENSBRÜCK Each panorama movie is available in two file sizes. The small movies display at the same size on your computer screen as the large movies, but the small movies do not allow you to zoom in on as much detail as the large movies do. All movies are a full circle (360 degrees) unless noted otherwise. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ravensbrück Center of Camp (1) 304 K 1 MB This panorama opens facing the textile factory. The long, gray buildings to the left date from the period of the camp, but their function is unknown. Continuing left, the building with the peaked roof is the camp waterworks. Next is the camp gate. The gray building seen through the trees was the SS garage in front of which can bee seen the foundations of the former kitchen and bath buildings. Continuing left, the building with the peaked roof and chimneys is the camp prison. The remainder of the buildings visible in this panorama were constructed since 1945. The slight ridges in the gravel indicate the foundations of the former camp barracks. The large trees line the sides of what was known as Lager Street 1. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ravensbrück Center of Camp (2) 324 K 968 K This panorama opens facing the textile factory. The long, gray buildings to the left date from the period of the camp, but their function is unknown. Continuing left, the building with the peaked roof is the camp waterworks. Next is the camp gate. The gray building seen through the trees was the SS garage in front of which can bee seen the foundations of the former kitchen and bath buildings. The remainder of the buildings visible in this panorama were constructed since 1945. The slight ridges in the gravel indicate the foundations of the former camp barracks. The large trees line the sides of what was known as Lager Street 1. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ravensbrück Memorial Plaza (1) 1.5 MB 3.2 MB This VR opens with the prison center and the crematorium on the right. Continuing to the right is the wall of nations. Because this camp was used by the military in the post-war years, commemoration ceremonies were held outside the walls. Further to the right, Will Lammert's Burdened Woman sculpture looks out over Lake Schwedt. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ravensbrück Memorial Plaza (2) 600 K 2.7 MB This 180 degree VR was taken at the base of Will Lammert's Burdened Woman memorial. In the background are seen the crematorium (with chimney) and the wall of nations. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ravensbrück SS Housing 352 K 912 K The former SS housing settlement has been recently restored as a conference center. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ravensbrück Textile Factory 540 K 2 MB The sprawling textile factory is a complex of eight work halls. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Return to VR movie menu A Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust Produced by the Florida Center for Instructional Technology, College of Education, University of South Florida © 2005.