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The Crack Down on Krakow
... and there and thinking about the person that wore them. It was in this building that the whole picture came together as to how so many people had walked down the same road we were walking on, but they had walked to their death. To think how most thought that they were coming to Auschwitz 1 or Auschwitz 2 for a better life, not the gas chamber. In another building that was one of the only ones that hadn't been changed on the inside, they had the ...
A trip to History...
... area where you are forced to stand with no food/water until you die and also the shooting yard. We were faced with a large stone wall at the back of a yard; a few bunches of flowers lay at the base and no one said a word as we all just stared at this wall, trying desperately to convince ourselves that this really did happen. For those who have ever studied German Nazi history, visiting Auschwitz is a must-do, the facts are no longer ...
Experiencing Krakow
... old wood, hard cobbles, sharp gravel, soft rubber that sort of pulled at your feet). As you walked through one of the rooms on a cobblestone street you wound around Lucite panels with life-size photos of people cars and buildings from the early 1940s to the sounds of cars, sirens, and conversations. It was eerily evocative of the time, as were many of the other rooms. It made me want to seen the movie, Schindler’s List again as he ...
Balkan blues
... längs vägen, Anton tappade hojen i ½ km/h på ett vetefält och mosade 5
minuter senare foten mellan fotpinne och en sten. Aj.
Tjeckien:
Rötgade Antons fot och fick kryckor i Brno (ej bruten). Karins föräldrar mötte upp i Prag.
Mat, dryck och glada miner i solskenet. Prag är fint! Hälsade på Tomas och Jana som vi
träffat i Tanzania, tillsammans gick vi på konsert på Tjeckiskt slott. Apocalyptica ...
Every little snowflake is magic.
... and languages from all over the world, there were lots of small children looking very excited, the smells and sounds were just amazing. The food sold at the markets is incredible... pierogi, grilled kielbasa, fruit dipped in delectable milk chocolate, grilled cheese made in the Polish mountains... it's heavenly. And, um, need I even mention HOT WINE? I wish I could eat there all the time!
Some of the handicrafts at the Christmas market are incredible... ...
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