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"how can one human do this to another?"

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Living people can 'die' when they believe that there's no more hope left for them.

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Living people can 'die' when they believe that there's no more hope left for them.

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One question that I have is; did the survivors ever go back to Germany? Did they ever revisit the camps?

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When we aren't aware of these horrible things we don't know how to approach them. But as humans we hold the responsibility to make sure that events like the Holocaust should never happen again.

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I learnt that the Jews were deceived into believing that they were 'going somewhere else', going to go work, but in reality, they were just being given false hope. Most of the Jews had no idea that they were going to be executed

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One thing from the Holocaust Museum that had an impact on me was a sculpture of a man with children clinging onto him as they were dying. This showed an impeccable amount of bravery in the man, something that should not be forgotten. This man had helped so many children and went in with him when they met their fates. The thing is, is that the man did not have to go in with the children. But he sacrificed himself, if it meant that the children had one last pillar of hope to cling onto.

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"A lie told a thousand times becomes a truth."

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"A lie told a thousand times becomes a truth."

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The thing that impacted me the most was learning what happened in the camps, and hearing it from a survivor. Hearing it out loud from a person that was actually there, and actually experienced it.

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I've come to a greater level of understanding that human beings are capable of disgustingly terrifying things. 

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I've come to a greater level of understanding that human beings are capable of disgustingly terrifying things. 

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Hitler idealised blonde hair and blue eyes but he didn't even have those traits

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the question i have from today would be from a survivor and it would be if they still experience any traumatic incidences even now that they're elderly and it happened a long time ago. eg do they get triggered by something or have any panic attacks. 

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the question i have from today would be from a survivor and it would be if they still experience any traumatic incidences even now that they're elderly and it happened a long time ago. eg do they get triggered by something or have any panic attacks. 

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I learnt that the Jews were not considered part of the 'pure' race. The 'pure' race, the ideal race was the Aryan race. People with blonde hair and blue eyes were considered superior.

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I've come to an understanding that numbers are 'numb', since they don't share any emotion or story behind them. Which is why I never felt a deeper understanding of the Holocaust and its victims before.

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something I learnt during the experience of the excursion  was that no matter  how much things you are robbed of you can never be robbed of your faith or hope. And we should always appreciate the little things in life like that we take for granted because one day they may be gone. 

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something I learnt during the experience of the excursion  was that no matter  how much things you are robbed of you can never be robbed of your faith or hope. And we should always appreciate the little things in life like that we take for granted because one day they may be gone. 

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what i will take away from that day is we are all human beings and hate only generates hate

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One thing that had a significant impact on me was the button pillar in the Holocaust museum. There were 15,000 buttons in the pillar, to represent the number of children killed during the Holocaust. However, 15,000 does not come close to the 1.5 million children that were actually killed, but the pillar of buttons gave a whole new and thought-provoking perspective on how many childrens' lives were taken unfairly.

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Something new I learned from visiting the Synagogue is about the Torah and how its written.

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Something I learned from visiting the Synagogue and speaking with a former President of the Synagogue, is that a female can be a Rabbi.

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the realisation that were the last generation to know and hear about the holocaust first hand from survivors

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The speaker had the most impact on me and the pictures in the Museum,.

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One question that I have after the day, is, why were children executed? Were they considered a threat?

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the item that had he most impact on me was the 6 month old little  girl"s dress that was taken from her before she was killed in the gas chambers

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I learnt how to understand how hope and love contributes to living a more fulfilling life.

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I learnt how to understand how hope and love contributes to living a more fulfilling life.

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the most impacting exhibit for me was meeting a survivor and hearing his story as it is real and it is good to hear it from someones perspective when they have gone through it

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The thing that impacted me the most was hearing from a survivor and their own experience especially since a family member of mine passed away from the holocaust. It gave me insight on what my great grandparents went through and how they suffered 

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The thing that impacted me the most was hearing from a survivor and their own experience especially since a family member of mine passed away from the holocaust. It gave me insight on what my great grandparents went through and how they suffered 

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I learnt how different the types of Judaism were.

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A question I have is would you ever go back?

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The thing that had the most impact on me from the Holocaust Museum was speaking to a survivor of the Holocaust
(Irma).

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twins were ripped out of wombs

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the main thing i will take away from last Friday is that you have to have hope and good things will come if you don't give up.

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I will take away a new idea of hope in a better day after today, tomorrow and everything after. 

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I will take away a new idea of hope in a better day after today, tomorrow and everything after. 

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1.5 million kids were killed

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Something I learnt form visiting the Holocaust Museum was that 6 million people died from the Holocaust.

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I learned that 6 million Jews died during the holocaust and 1.5 million of them were children

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The main thing that I took away from Friday was that by speaking and listening to a survivor, and that you can't even compare to what these people went through.

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something i learnt from visiting the museum was that they were only eating 1/2 a slice of bread with coffee for the day and if they were lucky another serve of that in the afternoon.

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The main thing I will take away from visiting the Holocaust Museum is how lucky I am to live the life I do.

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The exhibit that had the most impact on me was all about the children, and especially the clear pipe full of buttons that didn't even come close to representing the amount of children killed.

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The main thing I will take away from last Friday is to not take anything for granted. We are very lucky to be born with this lifestyle.

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A question I have is...
How can people deny that the holocaust happened even though there is proof and people's stories?

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Melbourne has the highest population of holocaust survivors

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I learnt that 6 million people died during the holocaust

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One of the things I took away last time the museum was how privileged I was to be able to hear a first hand account of the holocaust from a survivor.

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What was something you learnt from visiting the Holocaust Museum

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What was something you learnt from visiting the Holocaust Museum

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What item/article/exhibit at the Holocaust Museum had the most impact on you?

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What item/article/exhibit at the Holocaust Museum had the most impact on you?

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What was something new you learnt from visiting the Synagogue and speaking with a Rabbi?

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What was something new you learnt from visiting the Synagogue and speaking with a Rabbi?

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What questions do you have as a result of your day?

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What questions do you have as a result of your day?

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What is the main thing you will take away from last Friday?

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What is the main thing you will take away from last Friday?

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how do they deal with their traumatic experiences

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something i learnt is that the torah is written right to left

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Money played a big role in escaping the country

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The first hard experience and knowledge of a holocaust survivor.