We should #NeverForget the #Holocoust, I´m German and belong to a completely other generation, have been born in 1971, I´m an absolute anti-fascist and anti-racist, we´re all God´s children, no matter what nationality, what ethnical origin, what religion, what colour of skin or what sexual direction we may have, we´re all God´s children and he loves us all, only doesn´t love the animal abusers, the child molesters, the rapists and other criminals!!!

When I visited the city of Dachau, (then) W. Germany, we visited a museum detailing the Celtic history of the city. Settled by Celts, the city has been continuously lived in for more than 2,000 years. With this in my heart, we then visited the infamous Dachau concentration camp. While viewing the evidence and proof of human depravity, I kept in mind that Survivors live to pass on their strength, resilience, humor, wisdom and culture to generations of descendants.

i realy like the idea behing that! Never forget!

Did you leave the photo frames there? This is a beautiful testimony to life and the resilience of the human spirit. Your grandmother's strength made it possible for all these beautiful lives to exist. It's sad to think of the generation cut off from those who did not survive. It's important to remember this evil and fight those who desire to repeat it. Thanks for sharing.

I loved seeing the family photos, especially your grandmother's. All such strong, beautiful people. It's so important to remember what generations before have gone through so that we can have a happier life today. Very moving work. Thank you for sharing!

This is very beautiful and haunting. The themes of triumph and resilience despite so many atrocious horrors is my favourite part. Your only picture of your grandmother is very wonderful. Seeing the pictures moved me to tears and I'm very sorry for what your family had to go through. One of my grandfathers was a Nazi and there's not one day where I go by without thinking about the Holocaust. The Nazis were pure evil and what happened should never be forgotten so that history never repeats itself. Thank you for sharing something so personal and powerful.

This is powerful and beautiful. I loved seeing her wedding photos, right there in that place, as if to make a stand so incredible that after what they did to her and millions of others, she still came out and became a beautiful bride and eventually great-grandmother! Thank you for sharing this, its incredible.

We must never forget. Human atrocities happen everyday. I'm glad that this site has been preserved. They could have just torn it down and built over it. I'm so glad you were able to visit and carry out this project, and I thank you for sharing it. God surely blessed your grandmother.

This is a great project idea, Noam. Thank you for sharing it with the rest of us. My husband's parents were both also Auschwitz survivors. It is something that we talk about almost everyday. So few (Jewish and non-Jewish) people realize that Anti-Semitism is still alive and well today--all over the Middle East and Europe, and it has infected the United Nations for decades. There are tens of millions of people in the world who still teach their children that killing Jews is a desirable thing, passing on the world's oldest hatred to yet another generation.

Wow. This literally took my breath away. I wasn't going to post a comment just because I never do... but it's made a lasting impact on my emotions. The fact that you had this project in your mind and actually set out and accomplished it is so meaningful and impactful for your family, but for many others as well. The whole project is raw and candid and has a whole multi generational story. You created something your family will cherish forever as they continue to grow and multiply. Knowledge of their roots. Just amazing. Thanks for sharing :]

Beautiful ❤️ thank you and hahah take that 😝 my grandfather also survived, we are romani not Jewish though. I love seeing post like this, we all came through and we lived on and that is history, I love that everything they (the bad guys) stood for fell apart and we live on and on ❤️ Stronger and better but always remembering ❤️

We should never forget what happened there, so history won't repeat itself. I'm glad your grandmother survived and lived a long good life. Beautiful tribute.

Incredibly powerful.

This was truly moving, and made me cry a bit - sadness for all the suffering endured, and happiness that this lovely woman was able to not only escape this terrible place, but thrive and live a full, beautiful life. Thank you so very much for sharing a part of your history.

What a fantastic way to memorialize your family. A giant f••k you to those evil people. You tried to break their spirits but you only made them stronger. When I was 13 I went to Dachau. I remember crying asking my mom how could people not know! There were neighborhoods right there. They had to have known. 33 years later and I remember her saying "denial is a powerful thing. They didn't want to end up there too." The bunk houses were the same in these photos. I remember thinking there was no way people could be made to live like that. Well, I'm older now and understand the evil of those people more. The fact that they have walked among us in my lifetime boils my blood.

An excellent idea, very nicely done. #fNeverForget

Wow this is a really beautiful idea. Unbelievable how many future generations have been wiped out by this atrocious Genocide. I am German, too. And I agree with Marion. We are all different and that's why we are beautiful and it makes life interesting. We should learn from another, not hate each other. I too think that you should carry on, educating people, because there won't be any Survivors left soon. Only their descendants.

this must never be forgotten thank you for the memories, we live in a world of so much that we are inclined to forget how we got it and who suffered for it. no matter where we are or who we are this did happen and our hearts need to remember those lovely souls who are no more, but not forgotten

This is lovely. And inspiring. You have a beautiful family.

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“Her unbelievable strength is what got her out of there.” So you are saying that the people who dies there died because they were weak.

After scrolling through all the pics my colleague said "hmm after seeing these pictures I do get one thing." I said "what?" she replied "I think hitler did have a point." What would have been a good reply for me?