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KORN Visit Auschwitz

September 1, 2005

According to a posting on the KORN fan site KornTV.co.uk, KORN visited the World War II Nazi death camp Auschwitz on Wednesday (Aug. 31) while they were in Poland for their appearance at the Metal Hammer Festival.

Onet.pl reported that all four guys observed the tour of the 1940s camp in complete silence, visiting many parts of Auschwitz, including Block 11, which is located on the original camp. It was here that prisoners from Auschwitz were brought for punishment for what the Nazis considered serious offenses, such as sabotage. They also visited the Auschwitz Crematorium, where Nazis burned bodies of the 1.5 million killed.

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