A visitor to Auschwitz is facing backlash after she smiled and struck a modeling pose for a photo while sitting on the railroad tracks leading into the former concentration camp. The visitor ...

Snow blankets railroad tracks once used to transport Jews and others from across Europe to Auschwitz, the Nazi German extermination and labor camp, in Oswiecim, Poland, Thursday, Jan. 23. 2025.

An anonymous woman's seductive pose for a photo on the train tracks that once carried over a million people to their deaths at Auschwitz went viral on Twitter, eliciting a response from The ...

A visitor to Auschwitz’s inappropriate photo showing her striking a modelling pose and smiling while sitting on the railroad tracks leading to the site of the former death camp led to widespread ...

A photo of a woman posing on the train tracks leading into the Auschwitz concentration camp was condemned by the memorial and museum that runs the complex. Maria Murphy, a producer with ...

In 2019, Auschwitz Memorial posted pictures of people walking on the railroad track, reminding people it is the location where over 1 million people were killed. "Respect their memory.

The Auschwitz Museum wants visitors to stop taking pictures of themselves posing on the railroad tracks. TNT keeps airing ads for a show called "Dr. Pimple Popper" during the NBA playoffs and it's ...

An image of a woman posing on the train tracks in front of the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum has gone viral, with many lambasting the tourists as insolent and tone-deaf.

Every year, on Jan. 27, people around the world pause for International Holocaust Remembrance Day to reflect on the dark period in history, and to remember the liberation of Auschwitz, which took ...

Snow blankets railroad tracks once used to transport Jews and others from across Europe to Auschwitz, the Nazi German extermination and labor camp, in Oswiecim, Poland, Thursday, Jan. 23. 2025.

Snow blankets railroad tracks once used to transport Jews and others from across Europe to Auschwitz, the Nazi German extermination and labor camp, in Oswiecim, Poland, Thursday, Jan. 23. 2025.

On Monday, the world will mark the 80th anniversary of the camp’s liberation, with elderly survivors of Nazi atrocities gathering with state leaders and royalty.