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The Ferramonti di Tarsia camp was the largest Italian concentration camp and was built by the fascist regime following the introduction of the racial laws.
Ferramonti was a marshy and malaria-ridden area located in the municipality of Tarsia and reclaimed in the second half of the 1930s by Eugenio Parrini, who influenced the choice of location to direct it towards his reclamation sites where he later also started construction of the camp.
The structure comprised 92 barracks of different sizes, many with the typical ‘U’ shape, equipped with kitchens, latrines and communal wash houses. The management of the camp was entrusted to the Commissioner of Public Security Paolo Salvatore, who was replaced in January 1943 by Leopoldo Pelosio and later by Mario Fraticelli, due to alleged accusations of excessive tolerance towards the internees. Despite the deprivation of liberty, the internees were treated with a certain degree of humanity by the camp staff. 

In fact, a relationship of solidarity was also established with the local population during the war, characterised by an unusual civil harmony.

Along with Italian, Polish, Slavic, Austrian, Greek, Hungarian and German Jews, civilian prisoners, Yugoslav partisans, Greek political prisoners, French military personnel and even a group of Chinese who were entrusted with the camp's internal laundry were also held in the camp

Adam and Maria started their journey. First,they decided to visit Ankara, Anıtkabir. It is the tomb of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, The Founder of Turkish Republic.

Özlem Gençtürk's Team

Staring at the tomb of the man that saved an entire nation from collapsing, it was an unbelieveable experience for them.

Özlem Gençtürk's Team

Adam and Maria  continued their journey and visited Peles Castle in Romania.

Bucurică Nicoleta Camelia Team

Commissioned by Carol I (1839-1914), independent Romania’s first king, Peles Castle was constructed between 1873 and 1883 and built in a neo-Renaissance style with Fachwerk facades. Peles Castle was the first ever European palace to be powered by electricity, created in its own power plant, and to have central heating.Q

Bucurică Nicoleta Camelia Team

Adam and Maria were impressed by Peles Castle, which has a wealth of artwork in over 160 rooms, including thousands of paintings and sculptures, which can be visited by the public.

Bucurică Nicoleta Camelia Team

Muammer ÖZBEBİT' Team

Adam and Maria's next stop was the Gevher Nesibe Hospital in Kayseri.The Gevher Nesibe Hospital is a historical medical institution built in the year 1206.This hospital is divided into two sections: the hospital area and theeducational area.

Adam and Maria first visited the hospital section of Gevher Nesibe. In this section, they learned that both physical illnesses and, for the first time in history, mental illnesses were treated.

Muammer ÖZBEBİT' Team

Afterward, they proceeded to the educational section of Gevher Nesibe, where they saw the classrooms and examined the architectural features of that era.

Muammer ÖZBEBİT' Team