Belzec

Belzec" digs into one of the most deeply troubling of the Holocaust's early chapters: the Belzec extermination camp, where Nazis murdered hundreds of thousands, and then erased nearly all traces of the camp and their crimes. Unlike the more "infamous" death camps of this era, where tourists continue to see remnants of the Final Solution's industrial scale--Belzec now is a grove of trees near an otherwise unremarkable little village in southeast Poland.