An indoor museum exhibit displays a substantial accumulation of well-worn, vintage suitcases and numerous wicker baskets

An indoor museum exhibit displays a substantial accumulation of well-worn, vintage suitcases and numerous wicker baskets. The objects are densely piled, filling a large, glass-enclosed display area. The suitcases, primarily dark and aged, show signs of significant wear. Legible handwritten markings are present on some items; for instance, one prominent suitcase features the name "Anna Kraus" with the number "1693," and another bears the number "582." The clear glass barrier separating the viewer from the exhibit reflects purple and pink light, likely from ambient or external illumination. A plain, light-colored wall forms the background. No individuals are visible. This exhibit is located within the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum in Oświęcim, Poland, specifically within one of the former prisoner blocks (e.g., Block 5) of the Auschwitz I main camp.