The document summarizes the writer's experience visiting an exhibition on the Holocaust. In the first panel discussed, the writer expresses sadness for the children in photos from the Dachau concentration camp, imagining the horrific experiences they endured. The second item that caught the writer's attention was a death certificate for someone born in the same small village as the writer's father and grandfather, finding this coincidence curious. The exhibition brought up difficult feelings for the writer but also engaged their interest in understanding this period of history.

1. 1.-GENERAL COMMENT:
● It was interesting to see this exhibition for me because although I pass
bad times when thinking about it it’s a moment in history that catches
my attention.
2.-COMMENTS:
The first panel I want to mention is the one with the survivor kids in the
concentration camp of Dachau. I think this moment for every kid/adult that was
there was extremely sad, I’m sure they also think that they are safe, that they
will continue their lives, but the truth was that after then, I don’t think they
would be able to sleep well or not to think on this horrific stage in their lives. I
can’t imagine what these children were going through, but I can make an idea
in my mind and after these concentration camps nothing beautiful occurs…

2. ● The second one I was impressed with, was the certificate of defuntion of
Jose Antonio, it’s nothing with him or that I get impressed that Nazis did
this types of paper (I don’t believe they did, thy probably forced
someone to do it). What I get interested in this photo is that the person
mentioned was born in the same village than my father and my
grandfather (my father’s father) and this was curious when looking at it.
Roberto González Alés