Beelitz Heilstätten is a former hospital complex in Beelitz. During World War II, the hospital was used as a military hospital. During the war the Russians destroyed many parts of the hospital, other buildings heavily damaged. After the end of World War II, Russia took possession of the hospital and only the sanatorium for women remained accessible to German citizens. During the period when Russia owned the hospital, it was the largest Russian hospital outside their own borders and it was still constantly being renovated or built. In 1994, the Russians returned the entire complex to the Beelitz municipality itself.
Truus Nijland is a passionate photographer who has a love for abandoned buildings such as castles, monasteries, churches and industrial locations. She has regularly exhibited with her photographs at various locations in the Netherlands.
But you can also find her more and more on a beach or in a city. If you browse through her albums, you will find picturesque nature photos as well as creative and artistic ones.
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