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Poland Will Never Forget Nor Forgive
... in January 1945. Not so many people were gassed here; most executions took place in what was known as "The Death Block". Here thousands of inmates were shot, hung, tortured and generally abused. There was also a small, single gallows next to the gas chamber, where public 'display’ executions took place to terrorise the prisoner population. The same gallows were reused, just once in 1947 to hang Rudolf Hoss, the first camp Kommandant of Auschwitz, which was fitting ...
Leaving Ukraine
... from the STCU, which was lovely.
I’m in Krakow now. I still stand by what I wrote earlier, that trains are an excellent way to travel, even after the 20 hour ride from Kiev to Krakow. I would an an addendum, however, that train travel is best when one is traveling lightly, which I am not. I would also add that great works of literature like David Copperfield, while they make the foundation of fascinating literature courses, are not ideal for the ...
Krakow and Auschwitz
... that he saved her and she went on to have children and grandchildren, so think of all of the worlds that he actually saved! I thought that was really moving.
After we left the museum, we walked back across the river and went to the Jewish quarter to go to another synagogue. It had already closed when we got there, but we saw the exterior. We were given a flyer for a restaurant that was going to have a live band playing klezmer music that night. There were quite ...
Kraków Day 2
... Great and is located to the right of the main altar. In my mind graveyards (no matter how ornate) and places of worship are in two completely separate categories. But, then, nobody asked me for my opinion.
From the Wawel Castle we returned to continue exploring old town. While walking along one of the side streets I saw a large building that advertised it was the Instituto Cervantes and they taught ...
Do not drive in Poland
... and trucks travelling at 58 kph. On reaching Krakow I had to wave down a taxi at a red light stop to get him to lead us to the hotel which could not be identified by our GPS SatNav. say no more....
The tram ride in and out was easy and old world... shake rattle and roll. Wandering through the town after dinner we were quite taken with it concluding it would be even more impressive in the day time when my poor camera ...
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