Antisemitism

Vienna: Resources, persistence, and working together by Deb Kruger

By Ellen Resnek / Thursday, July 6, 2023 / Comments Off on Vienna: Resources, persistence, and working together by Deb Kruger

 The City Temple is the only surviving synagogue from pre 1938 Vienna. At one time there were 50 synagogues.  This particular one sits in the heart of the city […]

A Math Teachers Perspective By Jessica Kerr

By Jackie Golblum / Monday, June 26, 2023 / Comments Off on A Math Teachers Perspective By Jessica Kerr

When I first applied for this trip, I had doubts that I would get accepted.  What could a Math and Computer Science teacher contribute to CWBs mission and goals?  I felt like […]

EVIL AT AUSCHWITZ By Charlene Foose Geyer, Dedicated to Howard Chandler

By Jackie Golblum / Sunday, June 25, 2023 / Comments Off on EVIL AT AUSCHWITZ By Charlene Foose Geyer, Dedicated to Howard Chandler

Don’t tell me evil is not real.It’s as real as hair used to make rugs after shaving it off a person you are about to kill.It’s as real as shoes […]

Flowers By Chessa Crum

By Jackie Golblum / Saturday, June 24, 2023 / Comments Off on Flowers By Chessa Crum

I have seen a lot of upsetting things today. It brings the whole “I’m not prepared” blog post to a whole new level.   We visited Auschwitz today… Hair Glasses Shoes […]

Poland Personally Blog By Elijah Koziar

By Jackie Golblum / Saturday, June 24, 2023 / Comments Off on Poland Personally Blog By Elijah Koziar

We went to Auschwitz today. The concentration camp was large, seeming similar in size to Majdanek. It was also full of terrible spaces, torture rooms and gas chambers. We then […]

Traces By David Parker

By Jackie Golblum / Friday, June 23, 2023 / Comments Off on Traces By David Parker

We are lingering past the photos of Polish prisoners. We gaze too long, drinking in their features, until the next guide hurries us along. They are shorn and wear identical […]

Majdanek By Tracie McMurray

By Jackie Golblum / Thursday, June 22, 2023 / Comments Off on Majdanek By Tracie McMurray

This was our second concentration camp visit. It was an emotional day all around. I participated as a reader in the memorial service so I was trying to control my […]

What lies just beneath the surface? How many more secrets are buried here?  By Dana Safarek

By Jackie Golblum / Thursday, June 22, 2023 / Comments Off on What lies just beneath the surface? How many more secrets are buried here?  By Dana Safarek

Today, as we observed the monument being placed into the ground, I couldn’t help but be consumed by these thoughts.  Throughout our entire journey, a lingering feeling of forgotten stories […]

“juxtaposition” By Mallory Brown

By Jackie Golblum / Wednesday, June 21, 2023 / Comments Off on “juxtaposition” By Mallory Brown

the smack of hands meeting before a quick embrace fills the little square of the Old Town of Lublin. two men grin at each other. “dzień dobry!” “dzień dobry!” their […]

 Lublin by Karina Duenas 

By Ellen Resnek / Wednesday, June 21, 2023 / Comments Off on  Lublin by Karina Duenas 

Walking into the Jewish Quarter of Lublin was absolutely beautiful, a true hidden gem. The beauty of this town quickly caught my eye, but my feelings instantly changed after visiting […]

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