A HUNDRED metres or so away, on the opposite side of the fence, tourists file past slowly and silently in the pouring rain, their brightly coloured rainwear and umbrellas providing a stark contrast to the forbidding aura of this place.
The decision to turn a former Nazi concentration camp into a police training academy has sparked outrage in many quarters, but those in charge claim that, far from being disrespectful, the move will prove an educational experience for police recruits. Billy Briggs reports on a tale of truth and reconciliation in Germany
A HUNDRED metres or so away, on the opposite side of the fence, tourists file past slowly and silently in the pouring rain, their brightly coloured rainwear and umbrellas providing a stark contrast to the forbidding aura of this place.