Terezin, Czech Republic
To get
a better understanding of the suffering that individuals experienced during the
Holocaust, I visited a Holding Camp in Terezin, Czech Republic. Although we were told during the tour that
executions were not performed at this camp which makes it a holding camp, individuals
were starved to death by being served only coffee everyday and a piece a bread
every few days. I traveled to the
Holding Camp on a wet, muddy and cold day which gave me a true sense of how
unbearable it was be there. This camp
has not been touched since World World II so it really opens your eyes to the effects
of the Holocaust. Most web sites will
refer to the camp as a concentration camp, but it was considered a holding camp. Additional information can be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concentration_camp_terezin.
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