bradders-41908
Joined Sep 2015
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This was difficult to review. I felt that to review it, I would not do the people justice.
It was at times emotional for me, not as much as for The Survivors, obviously, but a very good collection of different experiences. For most of us, our recollection is black and white film from the War years, that somehow reduces the impact of what we see.
I cannot imagine their experience or their feelings, but am glad that I saw the program and like someone else has written, feel there could have been more.
For Mr Goldberg, who doesn't think that anyone will bother to read the memorial stones on the street where he lived, I'd like to reassure him, that people will. I can't be the only person that does read them when I see them.
One Lady was upset that Auschwitz is now a 'tourist destination'. I sympathise with her, but would like to visit myself, not to take photographs, but to try and imagine the scale of the murder.
I am descended from Jewish stock. I'm not religious. My ancestors came over in the 1880's from the Monchengladbach region. I have a desire to go to try and trace my roots, but am not confident that there will be and family left to find.
It was at times emotional for me, not as much as for The Survivors, obviously, but a very good collection of different experiences. For most of us, our recollection is black and white film from the War years, that somehow reduces the impact of what we see.
I cannot imagine their experience or their feelings, but am glad that I saw the program and like someone else has written, feel there could have been more.
For Mr Goldberg, who doesn't think that anyone will bother to read the memorial stones on the street where he lived, I'd like to reassure him, that people will. I can't be the only person that does read them when I see them.
One Lady was upset that Auschwitz is now a 'tourist destination'. I sympathise with her, but would like to visit myself, not to take photographs, but to try and imagine the scale of the murder.
I am descended from Jewish stock. I'm not religious. My ancestors came over in the 1880's from the Monchengladbach region. I have a desire to go to try and trace my roots, but am not confident that there will be and family left to find.