美国大屠杀纪念馆

非常的震撼！对于生活在和平没有迫害的我们来说，你会非常惊讶你在这里所看到的一切！final solution 的一切使人震惊、幸存者的话更是让人有更多的省思。

犹太人在美国的地位不必提，这座纪念馆修得非常棒，门票是一个当年大屠杀幸存的犹太人身份证，你带着他的身份走完整个博物馆，体验被抓，被送集中营，朋友去了毒气室，被剃光头发等过程，印象深刻的博物馆。

在华盛顿的时候,我去过好多家的史密森尼博物馆,而这家博物馆则是我最喜欢的一家。他们的布局,格调,还有就是这家博物馆提供的信息也还是蛮多的。这个纪念馆的大楼以及展厅真都特别的棒。话虽这么说,但是来一趟这里非常耗费精力,而且我们也不是经常来。来这里体验一下真的很棒。会占用你一两个小时的时间。你来到这里,就不会走马观花的匆匆走掉,你也绝对不会那么做的。一定要确保来的时候有足够的时间,记住给自己留出足够回味的时间(或许你当时没有这样的心情——我说了,很耗费精力的)。总的来说,就我的经历来说,一定要来这里看看哦。

这家博物馆旨在再现纳粹的崛起和大屠杀的起因——可怕地昭示了如今社会。其中收集了集中营、贫民窟的展品、电影和照片,让你很感动,很震惊,但是不会觉得像是恐怖电影,也不会有什么政治导向。大家都应该来看一下,正如海报上所写的:下次你看到憎恨,偏执和暴力时——请记得你所看到的。

我实在不知道如何开始表达我这如潮水般的情感,内心一片空寂与悲伤,另外心也在疼,而且让我感到特别的恐惧。我觉得所有的人都应该来这个博物馆看一下,我们不能忘记,忘记历史就会再次受到威胁!

我们本来没有计划去美国大屠杀纪念馆,但很开心我们最终去了。因为我们需要在美國雕刻印刷局前排队,所以就去了隔壁的美国大屠杀纪念馆。这个博物馆建得非常好。我很高兴我十三岁和九岁的孩子能得到教育。

这个纪念馆没什么让人反感的地方,除了在这里发生了这些让人唾弃的事情。如果要来首都的话一定要来这里看看,我被从这里了解的一些事情震惊了(特别是美国没有在这个时候帮助犹太人)。在一些方面其实这个展览用图片的话效果会更好。还有一个专门为孩子们的小展区,东西也很感人和吸引人,孩子们也能接受的。如果你去的话可以问问纪念馆里有没有幸存者,我就问了,然后在一个比较小的环境里听了他的故事,和他合影,问了些问题。纪念馆也很低调的,没有刻意宣扬他们这有幸存者在做自愿者,不过能见到他真的很荣幸,虽说这个纪念馆是比较沉重的,看完之后你会陷入沉思的,但是你一定要来看看。

The Holocaust Museum is sad and touching but definitely a must. I recommend coming here because it is so entertaining, but it might not be the best for little kids.

One of the best Museums I have been to.... ever. On the history side of the Museum it is awesome, very informative, to the point and without an agenda (No, we the US saved the world from the Nazis without any help) The lay out was cool, the staff was very kind and there is a free coat check....Awesome. On the personal and emotional side this is a tough museum, so much pain hate and death. It really made you think about yourself and what would you do if you were in alive and had to make these decisions. Would you risk your life to help others? If you lived in Germany would you be a Nazis and believe what your government is telling you? Would you fight or would you give up? Tough to answer honestly and I hope that I never have to live these answers. If in Washington DC you must go.... MUST

It was very hot and there were too many people to really be able to see and read anything. Long line ups to get through the security. Very few actual artefacts, mostly videos and posters which you had to read, but couldn't get close enough to read due to the number of people they let in the permanent exhibit at a time. Nothing I couldn't read or see online anyway. I'm glad I didn't pay anything for the museum. Such an important part of history that should never be forgotten should be provided with a much better educational experience.

A fine museum that tells a very important story in an intelligent way, I especially liked the "tower" with photographs from a shtetl.

I visited Dachau when I was a teen with my mother and wanted my daughter to understand this part of our history. They did a wonderful job of explaining the rise of the cultural and political events that led to the holocaust. It's not for small children but a must for your teen. Our conversation continued all day after to visit.

Upon your arrival you receive a pasport, you're given a brief description of a victim of the holocost. After begins your journey into history, greatly done and very poignant.

I've read a great deal about the holocaust beginning with my first book when I was in the 10th grade. I'm 66 now, so I have a lot of knowledge under my belt. Walking through an actual boxcar used to transport and walking on cobblestones from the Polish ghetto left me in a trance.

i went here for an 8th grade field trip a couple months ago and it was so amazing. my best friend is jewish and was so touched by it that she started crying. it covers everything within the holocaust, and it has so many items from that time, its unreal. when i went there was a couple who survived the holocaust and getting to talk to them was a once in a lifetime experience that i will never forget. i highly recommend this museum.