TIL in 1996, Lego gave bricks to Polish artist Zbigniew Libera asking him to make a set for them. He decided to make a recreation of Auschwitz : r/todayilearned
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Zbigniew Libera Lego. Concentration Camp, 1996 Set of 7 boxes of LEGO bricks, different sizes
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