Holocaust History: Natzweiler-Struthof

August 21, 2010

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Museum Without Walls traveled from Paris to Alsace, a northeastern region of France, which borders Germany and Switzerland. On a cold and gray day, our group visited Naztzweiler-Struthof, an extinction camp in the Vosges Mountains.

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“My Brain Could Not Make Sense Of Something So Cruel” « Museum Without Walls Paris 2010
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11 Days, 10 Nights, and an Uprooting of a Country’s History Often Ignored….

Museum Without Walls takes U.S. high school students abroad to study events that occurred in France during the Holocaust.

Follow along as the students from Seattle and New York City travel throughout France to research this topic via museum tours, visits to historical sites and eyewitness accounts.

The students will also get the thrilling opportunity to experience what contemporary life is like in Paris, Strasbourg and Nice.

Museum Without Walls Paris 2010