Testimonials by participants of Auschwitz Birkenau Tour
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The holocaust awareness is critical for furthering understanding and promoting tolerance in our society. Remembering the atrocities faced by millions during this dark chapter in history serves as a powerful reminder of the consequences of hatred discrimination and indifference by educating future generations about the holocaust we not only honour the memory of its victims but also reinforce the importance of standing up against anti Semitism (prejudice against Jews) and all forms of bigotry. Engaging in discussions about the holocaust encourages empathy and critical thinking, urging individuals to reflect on moral choices and social responsibilities, ultimately, The Holocaust awareness is not just about remembering the past, it is about ensuring that such horrors are never repeated
The holocaust was a bad event that was not supposed to happen. It was very tragic to see people murdered over nothing. Seeing Jewish people getting murdered because they are Jewish is sad. The trip was very important for me, because i got to learn different things like seeing the rooms where these people died. The trip opened my eyes and taught me to be more passionate about human life and never hate people no matter their race
The opportunity to attempt to comprehend what has happened in those times of unfathomable suffering and terror truly grounded me with overwhelming ideas of what people had to individually suffer. This history cannot be forgotten and must be avoided by all cost. This trip is one that everyone should have the opportunity to go, as words aren't enough to truly show and bring to light what really happened
1. When I travelled to Poland, I felt quite apprehensive knowing I was about to visit a historical place filled with trauma.
2. As soon as I arrived at the concentration camp (Auschwitz), I sensed a kind of heavy energy that made me feel extremely uncomfortable.
3. The entire trip was somewhat traumatizing, but at the same time necessary for us to understand the history behind what happened in the past, and to ensure humanity never repeats it in future.
My son and I would like to thank you Chuni and the amazing Anna and other guide (sadly I don’t remember her name) for an unforgettable experience in Poland.
It was something I had wanted to do for many years and a chance finding of your company on an internet search made it possible.
It was overwhelming, very humbling, extremely sad (I was in tears for a good part of it) but very necessary.
The trip was a total whirlwind of activity with a flawless pickup at the airport followed by a meal. Thanks Anna for the recommendation! The hotel was amazing, and the tour of the Jewish quarter was exceptional.
These atrocities must never be forgotten and I have spread the word far and wide.
The one regret I have was not meeting you Chuni but I’d like to thank you for not postponing my trip due to everyone else in the group cancelling. It made it more personal and easier for me as I’m quite deaf!
A million thank you’s