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Dachau, concentration camp: memorial sculpture by Nandor Glid, prisoner barracks, Oberbayern, Upper Bavaria, Bayern, Bavaria, Germany Stock Photo - Alamy
A memorial sculpture, by Yugoslav artist Nandor Glid, at the site of... News Photo - Getty Images
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Dachau, Germany, sculpture by Nandor Glid in the Dachau concentration camp memorial site Stock Photo - Alamy
Camp de concentration de Dachau. Camp de prisonniers nazis a ouvert ses portes en 1933. Monument International de sculpture, 1968, par Nandor Glid (1924-1997). L'Allemagne Photo Stock - Alamy
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Dachau, Germany, sculpture by Nandor Glid in the Dachau concentration camp memorial site Stock Photo - Alamy
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Nandor Glid, international memorial at Dachau, proposed in 1959 and... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Spomenik Database on Twitter: "A little known fact about the "Monument to the Victims of Nazism" at Dachau Concentration Camp is that it was created in part by the pioneering Yugoslav female
