IN PICTURES: Pig farm at former Roma concentration camp still around

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The pig farm in Lety today. The hog lots dating back to the 1970s look alike the prisoners' dorms. These have central heatings, though.
A so called gipsy camp was established by the Czechoslovak government in order to "fight the gipsy ill-behavior".
Typhoid fever was a common disease in the camp. The infected were isolated from the others.
Out of 36 children born in the camp none survived.
The camp prisoners were used as a labor force to build a road Pilsen - Ostrava.
Lety u Písku today.
Pigs are bred in the former concentration camp with the financial help of the European Union.
The memorial is located behind the pig farm near the woods.