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Schindler's Factory
... to work, this act saved them from the other option: death. Conditions in his factory were much better than other concentrations camps, including much better food rations. In some ways what Schindler did seemed to be a condradiction of his character, at times he was portrayed as a fun loving, womanizing, ruthless entrepenuer interested in living the high life. I guess you cant always judge by appearances.
The factory is now turned into museum portraying the events of WWII. ...
Whirlwind tour and the Salt Mines
... will be walking along this tunnel (all lit up) and suddenly step into this huge room, full of statues and art work. The miners lived down here when they were working (too time consuming to go up and down every day), and they filled those long down times by carving the salt into pieces of art. You have to remember that these were miners, not artists, and you become even more amazed at the beauty that they carved here in their world. There are lots ...
Horror Train
... goodness for single beds! These bites have taken about six weeks to clear up. Given all this and the fact it is raining we are all too tired to bother tackling the tram so order a couple of taxi's to the train station. Well forgot to set up rendezvous point and thinking of the way we existed the station (outside the shopping centre) we told our taxi to take us there (after he lost sight of their taxi in front of us that we told him to follow). The ...
Kraków (Cracovia)
... se nota muuucho la diferencia, salvo que hable Alemán puro (hochdeutsch) pero eso se habla solo en unas pocas ciudades de alemania, sinó siempre hay dialecto....
Dentro de la mina, caminábamos por túneles de un metro y medio de ancho, y de repente entrabas a cámaras gigantes, con estatuas, con figuras, con exposiciones. Te sentías como en las Minas de Moria, según cuenta don JRR Tolkien en el Señor de los Anillos!!!
Había de todo: estatuas de sal, ...
How to Really Learn a Language
... candles honoring President Lech Kaczynski and the others who were killed in the crash in Smolensk. The candles are glass in different shapes and sizes with metal hoods to protect them from the wind - they were assembled on the ground under a picture of Mr. Kaczynski. The Poles are in shock and mourning over this tragedy. We foreigners don't pick up much on the undertones, but we Americans can guess a little about what they are going through due to 9/11.
While we ...