Created For ADSR challenge #1.

Journaling: During my study abroad to Jerusalem I had the amazing opportunity to go to Yad Vashem, which is Israel’s official historical museum and memorial to the victims of the Holocaust. It was such a unique, humbling, and often a horrific experience. There is also a space dedicated to honor all of the non-Jews who helped to save Jews during the Holocaust. One of the most memorable parts of the museum to me was the Hall of Names. It was a large circular dark room with vaulted ceilings and millions of twinkling lights to represent those who perished in the Holocaust. There was a screen with pictures and their corresponding names being read aloud. To the left is a picture of the inside of the Hall of Remembrance. Inside is an eternal flame memorializing the martyred dead. On the floor are the names of some of the Nazi murder sites throughout Europe, and in front of the memorial flame lies a crypt with ashes of some of the victims. Yad Vashem was an experience I will never
forget because of the feelings and images that are engraved on my heart from this awful historical tragedy.

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