Visiting the Holocaust Museum (+30 photographs) [ENG/ESP]
Hello friends and travelers! Greetings to all the #Haveyoubeenhere community today I want to share with you about a place that I visited unexpectedly but that generated a lot of learning and a lot of impact on me, although I already knew very well about the subject it was not the same to witness historical objects in person.
It is a museum called holocaust museum and it is located in the autonomous city of Buenos Aires in the neighborhood of Balvanera, a place that I had no knowledge of but that left me very satisfied to have made the visit.
Hola amigos y viajeros! Saludos a toda la comunidad de #Haveyoubeenhere el día de hoy quiero compartir con ustedes sobre un lugar que visité de forma imprevista pero que generó muchísimo aprendizaje y muchísimo impacto en mi, a pesar de que ya conocía muy bien del tema no fue lo mismo presenciar objetos históricos en persona.
Se trata de un museo llamado museo del holocausto y se encuentra ubicado en la ciudad autónoma de Buenos Aires en el barrio de Balvanera, un lugar del que no tenía conocimiento pero que me dejó muy satisfecho de haber hecho la visita.
It is a museum that houses many aspects related to what happened historically in relation to the abuses perpetrated by the German regime against the Jews during the Second World War. I was impressed by the fact that there are physical objects from that time inside the place.
It is a space filled with a lot of relevant information ranging from used cutlery, magazine covers, movie titles, kitchen objects, among others that I will mention throughout this post.
Es un museo que alberga muchísimos aspectos relacionado a lo sucedido históricamente en relación a los abusos perpetrados por el régimen alemán contra los judíos durante la segunda guerra mundial. Quedé impresionado por el hecho de que se encuentran objetos físicos de aquella época dentro del lugar.
Es un espacio lleno de muchísimas información relevante que va desde cubiertos utilizados, portadas de revistas, títulos de películas de cine, objetos de cocina, entre otros que mencionaré a lo largo de este post.
In the museum there are interactive displays with audio and interviews with people of the time as well as videos showing how sports were used as a diversion and the persecutions perpetrated by the German regime. There are also walls inside the museum that represent what would have been the walls of the ghettos.
Using material and objects donated by survivors you can find from German military helmets, firearms used, to uniforms of both the regime and uniforms of a surviving prisoner, personal suitcases and allusive pictures of Argentine newspapers talking about all this during the 40s.
En el museo se encuentran pantallas interactivas con audios y entrevistas a personas de la época así como también vídeos que muestran como se utilizaban los deportes en ámbitos de distracción y las persecuciones perpetradas por el régimen alemán. También se encuentran muros dentro del mismo museo que representan lo que serían los muros de los guetos.
Utilizando material y objetos donados por sobrevivientes pode.os encontrar desde cascos militares alemanes, armas de fuego utilizadas, hasta uniformes tanto del regimen como uniformes de un prisionero sobreviviente, maletas personales y cuadros alusivos de diarios argentinos hablando de todo esto durante los años 40.
In addition to all this, I also found information about military personnel who emigrated to Argentina clandestinely under false identities and who lived in the country until they were recognized and deported and then handed over to the justice system of their respective countries.
It was a very interesting and exciting experience, witnessing real objects of these people, information, and studying once again the whole subject of what happened in that tragic time of which many of us are aware.
They say that a picture is worth a thousand words but in this case I leave you with more than 30 photographs that speak for themselves.
If you found this post or some of the images I share here interesting, it would be very nice if you could leave me a comment about your opinion.
Además de todo eso también encontré información sobre militares que emigraron a Argentina de firma clandestina con identidades falsas y que hicieron vida en el país hasta ser reconocidos y deportados para luego ser entregados a la justicia de sus respectivos países.
Fué una experiencia bastante interesante y emocionante, presenciar objetos reales de estas personas, información, y estudiar una vez más todo este tema de lo sucedido en aquella trágica época de la que muchísimos tenemos conocimiento.
Dicen que una imagen vale más que mil palabras pero en éste caso les dejo más de 30 fotografías que hablan por si mismas.
Si te pareció interesante este post o algunas imágenes que les comparto acá, sería de muy buen agrado que me dejaras un comentario sobre tu opinión al respecto.
Todas las fotos presentes en este post fueron tomadas por mi y son de mi autoría.
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Que excelente publicacion, @dimascastillo90!
Siempre quise ir a ese museo, pero por algun motivo u otro, lo fui pateando. Que experiencia dificil y movilizante debe ser ver todo eso en directo, ya por las fotos se ve una atmosfera algo lugubre...
Gracias por compartirlo, es una gran reflexion a todo aquello que no se debe volver
Muchas gracias @phendx por tu comentario! Tal cual como lo dices, te recomiendo visitarlo aunque la atmósfera es un poco hostil merece la pena hacerlo. Te mando un abrazo 🙂
A very interesting and enriching museum in terms of knowledge, it would certainly be a place I would visit if I went to Buenos Aires.
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No doubt about it! It is a good place to learn. Thank you very much 😊
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Argentina desde siempre fue un refugio perfecto para los nazis, incluso muchos terminaron sus vidas con normalidad sin ser capturados.
Así es mi querido amigo! De hecho hay una película en relación a eso llamada Riphagen! Muy buena
Si la he visto, excelente película, recrea muchos de esos acontecimientos históricos.
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I like visiting museums and learning the relics and photos of the past. There are so many mysteries and stories we haven't learned about the past and museum is a great place to do it.
thanks for sharing!
It is a place to learn things from the past exactly as you say! Thanks for commenting 😊