Visiting the Auschwitz Concentration Camps


I’ve learned about Auschwitz for years, but to find myself standing on the grounds of a camp that took so many lives was nothing I could have prepared for. I’ve never felt such a cold silence. The guides did a fantastic job of tactfully sharing the story of Auschwitz and informing the visitors more about the atrocities that happened there only a few decades ago.

In this video, I would like to share with you some of that experience at Auschwitz and hope someday to, you will have the chance to visit and learn more.

2 thoughts on “Visiting the Auschwitz Concentration Camps”

  1. What a profoundly moving experience it was to visit Auschwitz. There is a such an atmosphere of reverence and remorse. It is so hard to get one’s head around the atrocities that took place here. The silence is eerie, not even a bird or cricket!

    My dear acquaintance, Eva Olsen survived this place and I always marvel at her personal sense of calm, peace and love. As a young teenager, she lost her whole family except one sister. She has no hate, no anger, no bitterness. As she says, if I did, then I would be no better than them.

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