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Tuesday, August 29, 2006





During history lesson, Mdm Louis talked about her visit to Germany about 15 years ago, how she and her sister came across the Dachau Concentration Camp and the condition of the place. It was quite fascinating. It wasn't exactly a tourist attraction but tourists are allowed to visit though. Many were killed back then. Even the innocents. All of us were like gaping with disbelief when Mdm Louis told us what happened during those times. Jews, those who were born with mixed blood and non-German people were brutally put to sleep. Some were stripped naked and shot. Others (mostly the weak ones) were sent to the gas chamber since they're considered useless. Many were used as guinea pigs by the scientists to create various heartless experiments which includes pregnant ladies or even their unborn child. In order to get rid of the all corpses, the Nazis built a number of huge "ovens" to cremate the bodies. It's so tragic.