Testimonials by participants of Auschwitz Birkenau Tour
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Testimonials (187)
We felt that no time was put to waste on this incredibly important educational visit. Chuni and his supporting team provided an incredibly insightful and moving tour of Krakow's Jewish Quarter and Auschwitz-Birkenau. I don't think the staff and students involved have processed all they saw and heard; the horror remains incomprehensible. For most of us, the aspect that hit the hardest was seeing the faces and hearing the testimonials of those who experienced the suffering of the camps. As survivor numbers dwindle, tours such as this become more vital. Our students and staff will be sure to share their experience within the community.
Thank you for getting in touch and it was in turn a pleasure meeting you and attending the Auschwitz-Birkenau tour. I don’t think my mind has been able to process a lot of what I saw and heard and it will take some time to do so…it is a very overwhelming experience but one I have already (my first day back in the office this morning) recommended to my colleagues wholeheartedly as it was and is something I wanted to tick off my list of life experiences
Thank you for guiding me through such a profound experience at Auschwitz-Birkenau. Your insights and thoughtful approach made the tour deeply impactful, and I’m grateful for the care you took in presenting this difficult history.
As you mentioned, the experience was both physically and emotionally intense, and I’ll be taking time to reflect on everything I learned and witnessed. This was an invaluable opportunity that I’ll carry, and I understand the importance of sharing this experience with others.
Thank you again for your dedication and for helping me connect so personally with this important history.