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HeadUp · 03-07-2005, 01:01 AM

i went to auschwitz-birkenau in 2001 when i was 15 or so

very powerful, you could still feel the death, there were specks of bone in the dirt still

the day started out rainy and was sunny by the time we were done with the tour

it was very hard to believe that i was in the actual place were so many horrible things happened, but it was very powerful-- thats the only way i could describe it

i think holocaust deniers should go there-- itll be sure to make them reconsider what they have to say about the holocaust

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HeadUp is Offline Senior Member Posts: 3,839 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH	03-07-2005, 01:01 AM i went to auschwitz-birkenau in 2001 when i was 15 or so very powerful, you could still feel the death, there were specks of bone in the dirt still the day started out rainy and was sunny by the time we were done with the tour it was very hard to believe that i was in the actual place were so many horrible things happened, but it was very powerful-- thats the only way i could describe it i think holocaust deniers should go there-- itll be sure to make them reconsider what they have to say about the holocaust