File:Today's building (old grain warehouse).jpg
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English: The main entrance into the building of an old customs grain warehouse of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, where the Russian complex ("Russenlager") operated during the war as part of a Nazi destructive prisoner-of-war camp Stalag XVIII D. In the same building where approximately 80 years ago Soviet soldiers were made captive, operates the International Research Centre for Second World War (IRC Maribor) and Museum of Stalag XVIII D. |
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