The Polish government has set aside funds to improve accessibility for visitors at the Auschwitz death camp memorial site and develop educational programs about the notorious Holocaust site. Prime Minister Donald Tusk's government on Tuesday pledged almost $12 million to local authorities to be spent between 2012 and 2015 on developing access roads leading to the museum and other infrastructure The money will also be spent on teaching undergraduate students about human rights, international relations and peace initiatives. Nazi Germans who occupied Poland during World War II killed more than one million people between 1940 to 1945 in the Auschwitz death camp, nearly all were Jewish.
