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This is a very timely reminder of man's cruelty, descriminate and indescriminate. I've just been researching the story of Jane Haining, a Church of Scotland missionary who died in Auschwitz. Thanks for this series.
Moira
Moira
Quote:maybe because I am a coward
No Dan, you aren't a coward, just a human being. This was not somewhere I wanted to go - actually couldn't sleep the night before my visit - but I'm still glad I went (although I would never go back again.)
Thanks to you all for your comments on these images. I'll try to find something a little more cheerful for my next upload
Sheila
Thank you for this little series, which I have much appreciated - I'm sure you won't be offended if I say "enjoy" is not quite the right word. I loathe the attitude that discriminates against people who just happen to be different, but I regret that the demise of the creators of Terezin has not removed such attitudes from the world.
Thank you again.
Bill
Thank you again.
Bill
I like the Black and White, to me, it just emphasizes the darkside of humanity represented in this. You explain with such compassion and eloquence. I especially like how you point out that not all were Jewish. It is a common misconception, here in America, that only the Jewish people were tortured and murdered. It is heavy on the heart but is important to remember and learn from the past. Thank you.
Mona
Mona
The picture says more than words can ever say, I've been to a place the same as this and couldn't take pictures, it did its job I think about the visit often. The picture will always remind people of the past, its a shame people dont think about this when they are carrying out similar acts today.
Very powerful image
Helen
Helen
