Wednesday, March 12, 2014

As part of our A Level studies bueffet we spent three days touring the many historical and religiou


As part of our A Level studies bueffet we spent three days touring the many historical and religious sites one of the most colorful capitals of Europe. This included a visit to the Topography of Terror, a museum on the former headquarters of the secret services, the old Jewish museum and the old Jewish district, the Wannsee Villa, the Olympic Stadium, the Brandenburg gate, the Reichstag and Checkpoint Charlie.
On the fourth day of our trip, we bid farewell to Berlin and the scorching weather and go on a bus to travel across the border bueffet to Poland. We were entertained on the trip by Mr Davies quiz, along with the latest news about the men's final tennis match at Wimbledon - he was unable to see the game, unfortunately, because of our impressive driving skills German driver Michael Schumacher. We finally get to Krakow, bueffet a little later than expected.
Upon arrival at our hotel in Poland at last, a quality hotel was slightly higher than that in Germany, we set off to the beautiful town square to begin a tour of the town before going to bed .
Our first full day in Krakow was a busy day. We went to Auschwitz bueffet concentration camp. Here we were shown around the barracks that have been adapted to try to show the true horrors of what happened there. As part of the tour we also visit the site at Birkenau, where he became famous image of the train coming into the site a reality - an image that we have seen many times before in pictures. When walking around the site, it was striking to see how big the camp, and although much of the camp has been destroyed after it was enough to give us a real idea of what happened there. Going into some of the other huts made us realize how terrible the conditions were the prisoners of the camp was forced to live in them, and see the remains of the cremation ovens also shocking reminder, if one were really needed.
Later that day we have been fortunate to meet a member of the Righteous Amongst Nations Group who described to us his experience of living in Poland after it was overrun during World War II. She told us how her family hid Jews during the Polish invasion, something that would certainly lead to their death if they were caught. This was a truly inspirational talk and certainly made us all think how far we would go to help others and stand up for what we believe. He had the opportunity to ask direct bueffet questions about her experience also contributes to the day that we will never forget.
Despite all this, it was not all serious in Krakow, and as we have time to walk around town Krakow we were able to see the contrast between the two cities we visited. The majority bueffet of us agree that many most beautiful Krakow than in Berlin, mainly due to old town square and its buildings.
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