A stolen jernport with the infamous words “Arbeit macht frei” from the former konsentrasjonsleiren in Dachau in Germany is found in Norway, informs the German police.
This is a very special case, ” says Stig Slaatten by the north Bergen police station to Bygdanytt.
Bygdanytt was made known with the discovery for a couple of days ago, but for the sake of the investigation, they have not discussed the matter before now.
the Port, which is 1×2 metres in size, was to be found at the main entrance to the former konsentrasjonsleiren, which is located a few kilometers outside of Munich. The port was reported stolen for over two years ago.
– Thanks to an anonymous tip, police in Bergen in Norway secured a jernport with the well-known text, informs the state police in Bavaria to the news agency AFP.
– from the image that is sent to us, believe the police that it is highly likely that this was jernporten that was stolen from Dachau, ” adds the German police.
Dachau camp was opened in 1933, only two months after Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany. The camp was originally intended for political prisoners, but became a dødsleir where over 41.000 jews were killed during world war ii.
the Text “Arbeit macht frei” – work makes you free – hangs over the main gate to the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp in Poland. The sign was stolen in 2009, the Swedish nynazisten Anders Högström was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for.
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