From the Romans, to the Bohemians, to the Poles, to the Hungarians, to Austrians, and finally to the Prussians, Breslau is a city of many names that has been passed around many nations. The largest city east of Germania, Breslau has long served as an important railway hub to the East and as the industrial center of Silesia.

Many camps, of both the forced labor and extermination type, surround the ancient city. It serves and has served as a stronghold of National Socialism, a bastion of NSDAP support even before they came to power. Millions have been worked to death by the conglomerates all around Breslau, and yet the residents cannot and will not bat an eye.

Breslau, a city known for its long, storied history and multicultural heritage, has been utterly subsumed by the monolith of National Socialism. It is a tombstone for the East, with millions of Slavs and their cultures buried underneath the city.