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Seeing actual pictures of the children before WWII and knowing their names made the Holocaust feel a lot more real/created a bigger impact on how I view the Holocaust compared to just statistics on how many people died. I also felt sad seeing the children smiling when the caption writes that they were murdered in concentration camps.

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The photo that resonated with me the most was the photo of the unknown child since there was no one left to even remember the child's identity.

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Photo 3 resonated with me the most as it shows a happy family and smiling people which were full of life. This reminds me of my own family and how we always smile for photos just like this family.

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Jewish life before WW2 was fairly prosperous (at least in the cases we saw).

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it was upsetting seeing how the children were smiling but then seeing the caption on how they were murdered

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Based on the photo gallery, the Jewish life before WWII seemed really normal.

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The photo that resonated with me the most was the photos of the two girls in their home looking happy. They're so full of life and they were snuffed out prematurely for no reason.

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Upon seeing the children in the Yad Vashem pictures, it made me a little bit sad seeing them smiling and having fun being normal children, not knowing the suffering that would soon hit them and their families.

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It seemed to be normal and they seemed to be happy in their current lives.

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It seemed to be normal and they seemed to be happy in their current lives.

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I wonder how the Jews were treated in society prior to WW2, because the photos don't tell that.

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The Jewish life before WWII was normal. I wouldn't have noticed that they were Jewish if I saw them in the streets. 

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The Jewish life before WWII was normal. I wouldn't have noticed that they were Jewish if I saw them in the streets. 

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These pictures don't seem to feature any kind of prejudice or hate toward Jews. Why do the lives of Jews seem so normal in the featured pictures?

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These pictures don't seem to feature any kind of prejudice or hate toward Jews. Why do the lives of Jews seem so normal in the featured pictures?

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How was religion used to discriminate against the Jews?

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How was religion used to discriminate against the Jews?

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The photo that resonated with me the most was the photo of Yulichka Stern with her son Feri – I have a picture with my mom in almost the exact same position, so it was jarring to see a mom and her son in such a similar manner followed by the words: "Murdered in Auschwitz".

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What was the full picture, not just the positive and the famously negative aspect of Jewish people? I would also liked to have seen more emphasis on the diversity of the people under the "Jewish" label, rather than all of them being considered just "Jews."

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It gave me more insight in regards to the nature of the holocaust.

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It gave me more insight in regards to the nature of the holocaust.

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Was there no discrimination towards Jews at all? Shouldn't there be at least some prejudice?

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Was there no discrimination towards Jews at all? Shouldn't there be at least some prejudice?

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Based upon these images, it can be inferred that Jews had pretty normal lives, and there was little difference between the Jews' lives and that of the lives of other European groups.

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One question is how things changed so abruptly and rapidly from Jews living normal lives in society to being oppressed constantly and facing severe discrimination.

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In the photos, it shows that Jews were living normal lives like the rest of us. There was not much different about them compared to us. They might have suffered some discrimination but overall they lived normal good lives.

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It was shocking to see small children smiling, yet know what they had to suffer through. It's even worse that being so young, they did not understand the situation

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Jewish life prior to WWII was relatively normal and quite similar to non Jews. They might have faced a certain amount of prejudice but it wasn't so dangerous or extreme as during WWII. They integrated themselves quite well into eastern European society.