First introduction

There are plenty of advantages to visiting a concentration camp which include having lots of emotional and learning values. Such a visit should be done in a rather gentle manner, with respect and without an air of seeing what can be learnt from the place. Knowledge that you will acquire from this book is going to prepare you adequately for a visit to a Berlin concentration camp.

1. Should appreciate the historical importance.

It will be relevant to be well informed on the historical context when visiting one of the concentration camps in Berlin. Understandably, familiarizing with the past will make you understand the importance of honoring the victims and enhancing your experience. Developed by the Nazi regime during the Second World War and under the policy of Holocaust and genocide of millions of people including Jews, Romas, homosexuals, political opponents and any other minorities unfit for the Nazi regime’s vision of a perfect Germany concentration camps

2. Determine which camp would be suitable for your trip to

There are quite a lot of the concentration camps near to Berlin, all of them are unique and have different history. Two camps near to Berlin are Sachsenhausen and Ravensbrück.

Sachsenhausen was located some distance from Berlin; indeed it was one of the first camps that the Nazis established. It also gave training and model for the nascent future camps for SS officials.

Ravensbrück north from Berlin was mostly a women’s camp We should mention about it and the peculiarities of the camp system for women.

The aim of research and selection of the camp is to enable you focus on acquiring knowledge of a particular feature in history.

3. Plot Your Holiday.

Consider them when you are making your vacation planning:

Beginning hours are:

Check the camp to visit’s operations schedule. Due to many memorials that are associated with concentration camps, they are usually freely opened and closed at specified timings.

In addition, audio guides and guided walks will enable you to be familiar with the history of the camp. Some offer a sage insight, their story, or describe with clarity situations in their work environments.

awareness:

Search for what could be conveniently reached by choice; for instance, the availability of wheelchair for the disabled persons.

4. Courtesy throughout your visit

When at the camp, values attitude in the following way;Clothing appropriately since the place is special. There is always the expectations of the president, parents, teachers, role models, and colleagues to display humility and be polite.

This can be done by ensuring a calm and polite atmosphere in view of the fact that the visit is official. Memorials ought to be respected; concentration camps have to be given respect.

Though this is permitted in special zones, it should be done carefully and with consideration. Avoid cases of wrong positioning and selfie taking.

5. Emotional: Getting ready

Depending on the view that one takes at the concentration camp, it is possible to feel strong emotions. In terms of practicality and self-preservation, one needs to be prepared for the event and search for himself or herself.

As for the feelings that are associated with the visit, it is suggested to read testimonials, discuss with friends or family members, or go to other important events.

Later on

Despite of witnessing of Berlin concentration camp can be discussed as a very informative and valuable perspective to appreciate the victims and the move on from the past. Understanding the historical significance, the careful approach to the journey and proper manners are the key steps to make the most of this opportunity in order to pay respect to people who suffered.