Stutthof concentration camp, Nazi concentration camp in Poland
Stutthof was the first concentration camp built by the Nazi regime outside of Germany.
Established by Nazi Germany in 1939, Stutthof became a place of torment for many during WWII.
The Stutthof Museum today honors the memory of those who suffered in the camp.
Visitors can tour the remains of the camp, including barracks and gas chambers.
Over 110,000 prisoners were held at Stutthof and about 65,000 were killed.
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