The Netherlands didn't escape the horrors of World War II. In 1939, the Dutch government erected a camp near the town of Westerbork to house (mostly jewish) refugees from Germany. The nazis later turned Camp Westerbork into a concentration camp. A total of 107,000 people passed through the camp; a mere 5,200 of them survived the war. The tombs in this picture mark the number of people deported to the extermination camps at Sobibór, Bergen-Belsen, Theresienstadt, Mauthausen and Auschwitz-Birkenau.