The former home of Nazi Rudolf Höss at Auschwitz is set to receive public visits for the first time. The house, which was bought by the US-based Counter Extremism Project, will be transformed into an exhibition space focused on countering extremism. The project, known as 'Archer at House 88', aims to combat radicalisation and violence by highlighting the idea that extremism can be found behind the walls of any 'ordinary' home. The property will be opened to visitors on January 27, exactly 80 years on from the liberation of Auschwitz by Soviet forces.