The exhibition provided an easy to understand overview of the Holocaust and its atrocities. Several panels made strong impressions, including a children's book contrasting idealized Aryans and depicted Jews, Nazi soldiers laughing at Jews cleaning the street, and overcrowded train wagons transporting people to camps where many would not survive. The final panel showed liberated Jews expressing joy after the Allied victory in Germany. Through these images, the exhibition conveyed the conditions Jews faced and emotions during the Holocaust, as well as the Nazi propaganda used to persecute them. The exhibit effectively educated visitors about the recent history in a nearby country involving people from their own.

1. 1. General comment on the exhibition.
The exhibiton was easy to understand and I think that the Holocaust is very a
interesting topic to watch because it serves to see the atrocities that were made not
long time ago.
And watching it I feel in a couple of pictures the horror of being inside one of these
camps.
2. Comment on the group of panels.
The first panel that impressed me is the comparative in a children’s book of a
German and a Jew.
The propaganda idealizes the German people, trying to convince the society that the
Aryan´s were the only perfect race and the Jews were quite the opposite of the
Aryan´s .
The second that shocked me is the picture in which three Jews are cleaning the
street while the Nazi soldiers are laughing at them.
The next one is the drawing of people inside a train wagon going to a camp, and you
can see what the people feel when they were in this situation before arrive to the
camps were the majority of them wouldn't be able to escape

2. And the last one is the photo in which the Jews are happy after the liberation of
Germany, carried out by the Allies.
All these pictures show us in which conditions were the Jews living during years or
their emotion in these terrible moments.
Also, in some of the panels, shows the propaganda that the Nazi party was trying to
spread in the German society, to persecute the Jews.
I think that this kind of activity is very interesting, to have more knowledge about the
things that happened not many years ago and in a country not far away with also
people of our country.
Francisco Parra Luceño