(13) Sirat , October 7, 2006

it still hurts

when will the world learn from its mistakes? Will this hatred and division ever end? Funny how every time there is a war only the innocent die in massive numbers. For the sake of killing, intimidating and robbery, relegion, state any means can be used. So many childhoods lost, why? If there is a god, he must be thinking...why did i create the human race?

(12) ABRAHAM FRYDMAN , January 17, 2005

HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR

INTERESTING INFORMATION. I DISCOVER FACTS I WAS NOT AWARE OF

(11) Jessica , November 5, 2004

Geez...

This just shows you how bad humanity is and that it'll keep getting worse! What a horrible thing. I hope this doesn't happen again.

(10) joe , June 22, 2004

Great site

Thanks for this site it has everything i need ans it was so well set out and the pictures really helped.

(9) Cortney , November 3, 2002

Wow, thanks for this website! I had to do a report for school on the Holocaust and this site definatley helped me.

(8) Nick , August 31, 2002

I've lost all faith in humanity

This is utterly discusting and horrible. The worst thing is I don't think the human race has learnt a damn thing and we still see genocide talking place in our so-called "modern society". What a joke.

(7) Katie Anderson , July 25, 2002

A very informative website... I've read accounts of the Holocaust before, but this account really hammers it home what happened. Thank you for doing this website so that people can remember what happened.

(6) ANSHU VERMA , July 10, 2002

I'm totally shaken

I'm an Indian and had always wanted to know about the infamous holocaust.The
sufferings which Jewish people undergone
during the holocaust and in the earlier ages and the modern Israel which they have builded shows their great surviving
power and their will power.
I want to tell each and everyone that there is a great love in the heart of every Indian for Israel.
I wish all the success to Mr.Sharon for
his ongoing struggle against Islamic
terrorism of which my country is also a sufferer.

(5) Phill , June 17, 2002

extremely helpful information

i have always wanted to do a project on the holocaust so i would be able to know all of the facts on this terrible time in history. This site has helped immensely towards my project and i am extremely grateful because this is the first web site in which i could collect any decent information for my project. there is alot of useful information about the final solution if you look hard enough!
Thanx!!

(4) Michelle not saying , May 30, 2002

terrible!

iam in 6th grade and iam learning about world war 2 and about the holocaust. Its horrifying what 1 person can do because of there hatered. I have learned so much of the holocaust and i like it beacause its intresting. Iam reading with my class now a book about a boy called daniel who has to live through what many kids had to go through in the holocaust. The name of the book is Daniel Story i dont recall the author but i do recomend it. I also read 1 chapter with my class in our reading text book a story called Number The Stars. its great. God bless all the suviors and FIGHT for israel dont let palestine take it !

(3) Rebecca , May 13, 2002

Intrigued, yet horrified

I know the summary may sound a little obscene, but its true. I have always been interested in the Holocaust because I have TONS of Jewish friends and I've always wondered what other pains and horroifying actions they have been through. As mean as it may sound, the Holocaust catches my attention. Sure, I feel absolutely horrible to what happened to all those innocent people, but~ I think kids my age (13-15) should learn about the dangers of predjuice and genocide. I am in the 8th grade and for my social issue project for peer counseling, i decided to do the Holocaust. I think it is time for the younger generation (my age and younger) and the adults who don't think it really happened (shame on those who think that) to learn what the innocent people of the 20th century of Europe and the "Soviet Union" went through. In turn, I would like to say god bless to the survivors....

(2) Anonymous , April 30, 2002

The horrible tradege to innocent people.

I cant believe that something would actually happen. The first time I ever heard about this was when we studied the DIARY OF ANNE FRANK in 8th grade. I am now in 10th and we are reading NIGHT. We watched a documentary and I started crying so hard for all of the innocent people I had to walk out of the classroom.

(1) Connie Kammerer-Montgomery , October 2, 2001

help me know of my father, Lt.Col.USArmy liberator/Dachau

My father died recently. He was Lt. Col. Kammerer of the US Army, 42nd Infantry Rainbow Division, that was the first liberating army into Dachau. He was in command of the liberation of Dachau as his one commanding officer, Col. or Gen.Collins was ill and was not in active command for sometime before reaching Dachau. My father taught me to love the Jewish pople and to speak of the horrors of Nazi Germany and the Holocaust with every breath I have. I have passed this on to my own daughter. When he died, I do not know what became of his own personal photos of Dachau, he had many and showed them to me only one time. He cried so hard when showing thm to me that I did not think he could top. Up until his death he was being hounded by Rommel's son to tell what Dad's troops did with a lot of Hitler's personal belongings and the other items that the American troops hid for all time. Dad refused to speak to Rommel's son other than to say that he would die knowing the whereabouts of these items and that they were destroyed or hidden so that there could never be a shrine made to Hitler and his Nazi murderers. Does any one remember my father? He would have been about 26 years old at the time and either a Lt. Col or Maj. in command of the troops of the liberation. He told me stories I believe are true but have no way of knowing unless you know some one who could verify them for me. One story was that he ordered the guard's own guns to be turned over to the inmates at the camp and that they were told they could do whatever they wanted to the guards. Another story was tht he ordered the civilian population from miles around Dachau, every man, woman, an child, to be gathered up and forced to march through Dachau to see with their own eyes what they had allowed to happen or had participated in. Dad said many burgemeisters went home after that and committed suicide. Dad also said that he commanded Fr. Disher, a US ARMY Chaplain to conduct religious services immediately upon entering the camp. Dad had many other stories. My mother told me that my father "died at Dachau." She said the man who returned home in no way resembled the 21 year old who left the States to go to Europe. I personally know that he had nightmares every night of his life that he was an inmate in Dachau, not a liberator, but an inmate. He would wake up screaming every night. He pushed TVs out of the bedroom window thinking they were SS or camp doctors there to torture him. He hated to have to have surgery, because the anesthesia sent him back to Dachau in his mind for weeks, not in this world at all, but in Dachau. He cried. He helped every one he could outside his family. He hired many people from the camps who made their way to St. Louis after the war. They worked for him till the day they died. Is there any one who remembers my father? It would help me find some peace in my soul after having watched him suffer for the remaining 55 years of his life. Daddy stood about 6'1", had very sky blue eyes, very dark brown/almost black hair, very fair almost English looking skin and when he entered the Army weighed about 200 pounds. Please know my daughter and I pray for the Peace of Jerusalem every day. We pray for Israel and her precious people. We pray for your protection from all those who would like to bring you harm. We look forward to the day when we will all be one on the 7th day of Creation. Our thoughts and prayers are especially with you. May the Lord G-d Almighty guard, protect and bless each and every one of you.