The speaker visited the Holocaust Museum and was impacted by seeing sentimental items from victims rather than just artifacts. The tour guides provided knowledgeable context that made the horrors more real than just reading about it. Seeing images of prisoners and soldiers gave a sense of what life was like for victims and perpetrators. The museum shows the magnitude of genocide but also gives hope that humanity can overcome hatred. The overall experience provided a perspective that books and movies cannot by immersing the visitor in the stories of victims.

1. Event Presentation
HOLOCAUST MUSEUM
BY: TALVIN MORTON

2. Description
 When I went to the Holocaust Museum I
expected to see many artifacts, but instead I
saw many sentimental items.
 Going to the Holocaust Museum really
change my mind on how I look at WW2

3. Description
 I always been interested in the two world
wars, but I really wanted to get a different
point of view of the war. When we study
WW2 in school, we always talk about U.S.
side and how bloody and violent the war
was. So me and my friend William decided
to visit the museum last month.

4. Description
 The item were actual things from the
Holocaust and WW2. There were things from
adults and even little kids. The items are
preserve really well, and you can see the
Simmental value in the things.

5. Analysis
 The Museum really tell a story and is truthful,
instead of just reading about the horror you
experience it through the items. It’s a first
hand experience that is more then a
museum, and more like a story.

6. Analysis
 Unlike other museum, you get a guided tour.
The tours are presented very well, and the
guides are very knowledgeable. I would
recommend to go visit, but its a little to much
for younger kids.

7. Analysis
In this picture, you get
a feel what it was like
living in Auschwitz. They
were force these
uniforms. Also In the
background, you tell
how may people were
trapped here

8. Analyst
 This image show the mast genocide, that
happen in WW2. Its portrays it perfectly, its
show thousand of innocents people. They
were treated like prisoners and killed, for
being a Jew.

9. Analysis
 In this picture you see
the soldiers, that were
commanded by Hitler.
Hitler brainwash
thousands of people, in
thinking Jews were bad.
In the caption its read”
Germany Under Hitler: a
Police State”.

10. Analysis
 In this picture you get to experience what it
was like being a soldier. You see them
holding their weapons, and some of them
are holding shovels. These soldiers were

11. Analyst
 This train was originally
located in Germany, but
was relocated to Texas
to be transformed into a
monument to hope that
humanity may one day
be free of hatred

12. Interpretation
 The holocaust museum was makes you
realize how fortunate you are to live in the
United State. Its also put perspective on how
brutal the Nazi were to the Jews and people
who didn’t believe in there ideology.
 Its also paint a picture on what genocide is.
It’s also paint a picture on how humanity
can pull together and fight for what is rights.

13. Conclusion
 In conclusion I would say I'm very happy that I visited the
Holocaust museum. Its was a different experience and
different view on how the war was. Its paint a picture that
can not be replicate by a book or movie.
 The museum have a weird way of making you feel like your
there. I know nothing can replicate the violence and
hatred that the Jewish people experience.