Mile invites you to take a trip to Treblinka, a complex of two Nazi camps of work and extermination, existing in the period 1941/1942-1944 in the forests at the Bug river, along the railway Siedlce-Malkinia, in the vicinity of the village of Poniatowo. The name comes from a railway station located 6 km away from the camp. The Treblinka land hides the ashes of over 800 thousand people, victims of Hitler from 10 countries of Europe: Poland, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, France, Greece, Yugoslavia, Germany and the Soviet Union. This place has become a synonym of cruelty, inhumanity and martyrdom. It has become terrible evidence of the crime of genocide.