Djen dobre everyone, I will preface this blog by saying first of all that I cannot fully describe how I felt at Auschwitz and if you don't want to read my comments on this blog, I totally understand, but as a teacher I still feel that it is important to share what I experienced here. 1.5 million people died, 3 million shoes of all sizes, pots, pans, tons of hair, baby clothes, suitcases bearing the name, date of birth, location of residence, crutches, artificial limbs, eye glasses, these are the remnants now artifacts of the million and a half people-Jews, gypsies, political opponents, homosexuals, Jehovah's witnesses, people who were caught in the wrong place at the wrong time--they represent their livelihood, their final effects that are displayed in silent barracks of the Auschwitz Concentration Camp in
... read more