The Brandenburg Gordon Prison was built in 1931 AD and was used as a political prison for dissidents, and the Nazis used it as an execution site during World War II. About 2032 people from the German Reich were executed, and it is considered the second largest execution site for the Reich in Germany, and accordingly a monument was erected Later, the victims were at the site of the execution, and the prison was turned into a museum covering the history of the events that took place in the place.