Ateret Cope
I’ve been home for a week, but my heart is still in Poland. It is absolutely amazing how people can connect and create deep bonds in such a short time. […]
Read MoreIt seems to be the general consensus among my fellow travelers that we all need a day or two (or maybe a week) to process the trip—everything we learned and […]
Read MoreAs our group of 70+ educators, students, and adults return home from the 2014 Poland Personally Study Seminar, Classrooms Without Borders would like to thank every person and organization who […]
Read MoreAs with everyone else on this trip, I was not prepared for the scope of these camps at an emotional level. I had been to Dachau and Buchenwald, I had […]
Read MoreI have been trying to put my experience at Auschwitz into words for two days now and I simply can’t yet. Seeing the exhibits of the horrors and hearing about […]
Read MoreIt is 11:40 in Cracow and even though our wake up call is at 3AM, I find I am not the only one awake in our lobby using the wifi […]
Read MoreWith great sadness , I learned that the three kidnapped teenagers from the Yeshiva school were found dead yesterday. It was evident that their disappearance weighed heavily on the hearts […]
Read MoreThis photo and caption speaks volumes about the power of traveling with a survivor. During our visit to Auschwitz and Birkenau yesterday, the students and teachers heard Howard’s testimony about […]
Read MoreFollowing a one hour bus ride from Krakow through modern architecture and lush Polish countryside we arrived at Auschwitz I. Walking through the iron gates that lied, “Work Will Set […]
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