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The young people I often meet are peers.

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They are as old now as we were then.

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They want to know what it was like

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and what our lives were like during the war and in the camp.

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After we were liberated, what was our return like when we could start a normal, post-war life again?

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I think this is related to their interest in that history, seemingly so distant;

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however,

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some elements

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of our situation then also happen to young people and children

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 even in the modern world.

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I would stress that the possibility of using electronic devices,

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the development of the Internet and other devices

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that enable

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interested persons to see Auschwitz virtually, so to speak,

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without having to come here, is significant. Not everyone can,

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not everyone has the strength or means to come here from the end of Europe

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or even from other continents,

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but thanks to the development of these means

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and implementation of existing programmes increasingly introduced here in the Museum, they can observe...

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see, walk along the camp roads just like the prisoners.

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It is very important.