Testimonials by participants of Auschwitz Birkenau Tour
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Hello Chuni,
I’d like to thank you for a wonderful couple of days. It was a significant and impactful experience for the students involved – which has provided them with a deep understanding of historical events of the Holocaust and I hope, fostered empathy and tolerance. Throughout it all, we felt looked after and cared for by you and your team. Personally, it was one of the most profound experiences of my life and I am grateful that you were there to shepherd me through it. Can you please pass my sincerest thanks onto your son for me for the care and attention he showed to our students, he must make you very proud
Good morning Chuni, Anna and Karen,
I wanted to write to say thank you for all of your hard work and dedication in facilitating our visit to Poland over the past two days.
It was an absolute privilege to be able to take 15 of our students to Auschwitz-Birkenau and they have already been very vocal in their appreciation of the opportunity given to them by you. Once they have had a little more time to reflect on their experience I am convinced that they will start to fully comprehend just how much this experience will impact on their lives going forward.
Thank you again for all that you have done.
This is my 2nd trip to Auschwitz, both times through Holocaust Awareness.org, and have to say that each time myself and the group of students I chaperoned had the most amazing educational experience, one that I know will continue to resonate throughout our lifetime. The organisation of the trip is second to non, providing a really good schedule to keep everyone engaged, while also ensuring our general comfort and well being. The trip lead and supporting guides were a wealth of knowledge that helped us to get the most of this opportunity, and you could not wish for better people to support you through such a challenging content, helping to provide clear context and thoughts to consider. My heartfelt thanks to everyone involved.