Although we still live in a society where race and sexuality is victimised, we are very aware of this and do not allow it to escalate to something as harrowing as the holocaust. we are very grateful of what we have in our everyday lives and we only wish that people can look back on the holocaust as a warning to what pejudice can do rather than looking upon it with hatred. we want to gain an insight to the lives of the people who died and survived the holocaust, though it will be a difficult time for all of us, it will be, by far, the most amazing and memorable experience of our lives.
amanda & sarah
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Hi hows it goin? the walls are fallin down around us here but the sun is shinin and we r gettin as much homewrk as ever. We are all thinkin bout uz and we hope u r havin a great time.
got to go cause the bell went. see u soon
Posted by: Reggie Class | October 15, 2004 at 08:56 AM
Hey Amanda and Sarah,
i hope yall are having a great time. now that you have seen alittle about how the camp looks like. could you even imagine the pain that they went threw just by looking at the area? could you discribe the concentration camp?
Posted by: jessica | October 18, 2004 at 02:07 PM
What did you do when you arrived at the concentration camps? Did you just look around or did you imagine yourself in the place of someone who was in the concentration camp.Were the camps empty or did they have old shoes, glasses, ect. there? By telling your experience of going to Poland and telling people how bad the Holaucost really was do you think that it will change people's mind about racism and other things and that they will choose to look at everything trough someone else's perspective.I would love to hear more about your trip and i would love personal replys as well. You can contact me at aspiring_actress32@hotmail.com
Posted by: casey | October 20, 2004 at 05:19 PM