The building in the first picture is the railroad station in Berlin where the Jews of Berlin sent to the camps. It is a beautiful station that is in the middle of a wealthy neighborhood. You see a picture of the name of the station.
As you go to the right you will see a cement wall with holes in it. It is part of the memorial to the Berlin Jews that were transported. The holes are a vivied reminder of what was missing.
As you pass the cement wall you face the railroad tracks used. Bordering the tracks are plaques that state the day, number and destination of Jews deported from this station.