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Many documents, photographs, and artifacts are of significance to individuals and their families. Why would it be important for the Museum to house them instead of remaining in people’s homes?

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How does the Museum memorialize victims of the Holocaust in this space?

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What factors made it difficult for people to survive or escape from camps?

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Which photos are you drawn to and why? How would you describe the people of Ejszyszki?

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“FINAL SOLUTION”: KILLING CENTERS AND GAS CHAMBERS

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“FINAL SOLUTION”: KILLING CENTERS AND GAS CHAMBERS

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The Nazis often deceived people to get them to do what they wanted. How did they deceive Jews into entering the gas chambers?

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Why did the Nazis create a system of ghettos? What purpose did the ghettos serve?

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The Museum’s architect used structures and materials from Holocaust sites - including former camps - as inspiration for the Museum’s design. What building materials and structures do you see in this Hall?

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THE RAILCAR: DEPORTATION TO THE KILLING CENTERS

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THE RAILCAR: DEPORTATION TO THE KILLING CENTERS

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How do the railcar and historical photographs help visitors learn about the experiences of deportees? What were conditions like during deportations?

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KRISTALLNACHT: THE NIGHT OF BROKEN GLASS

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KRISTALLNACHT: THE NIGHT OF BROKEN GLASS

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Examine what the Nazis and their collaborators destroyed on Kristallnacht. How were these things important to the Jewish community? What message did their destruction convey?

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there were lots of stones and

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The museum is built with stones as walls and glass metal beams in the celling. The cellings are high with less sunlight inside the building.

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Ejszyszki’s were people of all walks of life from doctors, farmers ,teachers to workers. The picture" All Walks of Life" in the museum drew my attention because the Nazis did not leave any Jews free and forced them to live in concentration camps.

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The Nazis destroyed Jewish owned businesses and shops ,which were their only possession for living ,they even destroyed synagogues ,where people used to worship.

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The Germans want to segregate the Jews in places and control them. They were given very less food ,and were forced to stay in concentrated homes. People died due to starvation and illness.

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The deportees carried their personal belongings in bundles and suitcases and were boarded in the rail cars. More than 100 people were packed into a single freight car. The conditions on the car were horrible. Many children and old people died on the journey.