sidney orr 26 May 2010

A wonderful piece of journalism and history! I had no idea that there was such a remembrance hall! SO many thanks for sharing.

Eli Konsorado 14 Mar 2008

Thanks very much, this is incredible work!

Maria Murphy 26 Feb 2008

ohh my!!

Nathan Nowack 18 Feb 2008

Nice angle, great shot.

Richard Patt 16 Jan 2008

Along with others who never knew this particular place existed, I am awed. If I knew all of their names, I would unfortunately find thirty-one pictures of my past family members among the millions posted. Thanks for posting this shot. It really gives one the feeling that it goes on and on and on... R

gerry logan 20 Oct 2007

oh wow!!!!! nice shot what a nice memorial for such a dark time in history would love to see this place what a grand place.

julie Marks 22 Apr 2007

My heart breaks looking at the beautiful souls that perished in the darkest time in human history. What a beautiful testament and tribute to a time that must be remembered to prevent future tragedys on such a massive scale. The famous philosopher Ramayana said," if we don't understand history, we are compelled to repeat it." Unfortuantaly, there are too many wars and hate crimes that still exist despite all the 600 very poignant memories on the walls of the hall of names. This is an incredibly powerful photograph and one would hope that people would have learned from this global tragedy. It is so sad that we continue to have wars and hate crimes taking the lives of the innocent, particularly when I look at the child victims. It is important to continue to educate the world about the hideous crimes of the Nazis and their associates by having this yearly memorial. No words can describe the sorrow of such senseless evil that continues to destroy human life and hope. I would also like to add to your wall another survivor of the Holocaust who did not perish then, but proved himself to a hero by saving the lives of his students during the Virginia Tech tragedy. Liviu Librescu died a hero's death with bitter irony on Israel's Holocasut Remembrance day. He blocked the door to his classroom to save the lives of many young students who are forever indebted to his heroics. I imagine so many of the people in your very touching photo were also wonderful brave souls and and like Librescu their spirits will live on in our hearts to give us the courage to to fight for the return of world harmony and peace. Thank you for sharing these profound images, a beautiful tribute to these courageous victims.

Hassan Pasha 22 Apr 2007

some very beautiful people there ... all but gone ... may their spirits be accepted by the Lord ... Beautiful photo

Christine brand 22 Apr 2007

WHAT A SHAME, ALL IN HEAVEN NOW. GOD BLESS YOU FOR THIS ONE AND MAY WE LEARN FROM THIS FOREVER.

Dean Swinfield 19 Apr 2007

so poignant - thank you for sharing this image

Dave Dodrill 18 Apr 2007

Amazing power and perspective. Thank you for helping to further tell the victims stories.

Jeanne Santiago 18 Apr 2007

What a powerful piece. It's so sad that it ever happened and that things like that continue to happen. Learning about the Holocaust in school was something that touched me deeply and has forever stuck with me.

Jean M. Laffitau 17 Apr 2007

Powerful, touching work! Great shot Lili!

Carrie Ann Watson 17 Apr 2007

Wow! What a wonderful tribute! I didn't even know it existed! Wonderful photo of it Lili! :)

Robin Brown 17 Apr 2007

Very moving Lili; sadly I don't think the human race has moved on from those dark days. There are still huge global problems, World Peace & Global harmony are still a long way off. We should never forget; but we should certainly learn. Hate doesn't do any of us any good.

Cindy Luke 17 Apr 2007

A very moving and powerful image

Mrs.David Jobes(Dee) Jobes 16 Apr 2007

What An Amazing Somber Moving Tribute,Lili!!!May The World Never Forget!!!

jorge gallardo 16 Apr 2007

Great Point of View! Good Job!

Sara Deutsch 16 Apr 2007

Moving and effective, Lili!

Brenda Loveless 16 Apr 2007

very powerful and painful for you to do this important work, Lili...well done

Lucy Cherniak 16 Apr 2007

We are with you today and everytime, Lili

Karie Goffic 16 Apr 2007

wow, very moving

Elke Clarke 16 Apr 2007

moving tribute.

Nira Dabush 16 Apr 2007

Good evening ,Lili...and this is very impressive and so important tribute to holocaust day - Yom Hashoaa...The world must never forget the horrors...thanks for posting this.

K L Marsala 16 Apr 2007

incredible work, a good thing to bring to remembrance... and needed

cathy sharpe 16 Apr 2007

Elizabeth Levi has said it all, Thank you for this Lili, it is indeed very important to remember and take time to reflect on the enourmisity of those who suffered and lost their lives, this brilliant photo shows but a few, but is so powerfull!

Elizabeth Levi 16 Apr 2007

THis is so important - thank you for posting this. Still... even with things like this the deniers will remain, and grow in number now that holocaust survivers are dying off. Sadly, it seems that humans can never learn anything... look at Darfur. Who needs Satan when people can be so evil?

Howard Leibowitz 16 Apr 2007

What a excellent capture and tribute to these people. Well done.

Loredana 16 Apr 2007

WONDERFUL TRIBUTE AND WHAT AN AMAZING PLACE LILI

William Boyer 16 Apr 2007

great job

Emily Reed 16 Apr 2007

WHAT A MOVING PHOTO, LILI! LET US NEVER FORGOT AND ALWAYS HONOR THESE PEOPLE.

joost 16 Apr 2007

Great picture and tribute!!

Joke Schotting 16 Apr 2007

Great tribute and picture my friend!!!!

Karen Cash 16 Apr 2007

a wonderful but somber capture

Olga van Dijk 16 Apr 2007

What a beautiful tribute.... What a great picture....They should never be forgotten. Great work Lil!--

Joanna Jungjohann 16 Apr 2007

My flesh burns with shame for the human race, each and every time I think of these war crimes and especially "The Holocaust"............this is a most awesome marvelous capture Lili.........my pic of the day

thea walstra 16 Apr 2007

Very impressive and so unbelievable sad. Very good and meaningful photographs Lili.