The Nazis represent Terzin as a "model camp" to guests: The 18th century fortress of Terezin (Theresienstadt in German), Czechoslovakia, grew to become a Nazi "mannequin camp." To deceive Red Cross inspectors and different international guests, Theresienstadt -- which included a theater, café, and park -- was filled with Jewish students, musicians, and artists who had been inspired to present public performances and exhibits. From 1972 to 1988, the separate West and East German teams used their...