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Terezin  reflects the struggles the culture endured during multiple oppressive reigns.

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1780 - Built as fortress by the Hapsburgs to defend against the Prussian during the Austria-Prussian war
mid 1800s - the Austro-Hungarian Empire incarcerates anti-nationalist prisoners
WW1 - housed russian sympathizers for the Austro-Hungarian Empire
WW2 - became a ghetto housing 150,000 Jews. 33,000 died 88,000 were transferred to Auschwitz. In total 17,247 survived

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Nonmaterial Czech culture is represented by Terezin.

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Nonmaterial Czech culture is represented by Terezin.

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. Terezin was a symbol for Jewish hatred in that it was responsible for the deaths of many lives and enslavement of over 150,000 Jews. This represented the cultural values and beliefs of the a lot of the citizens in the surrounding area, if this was not the case it is likely that Terezin wouldn't exist as a Jewish labor camp, because Hitler was very aware of public opinion.