Some 8,000 children' shoes at the Auschwitz Memorial are a moving symbol of suffering of the youngest victims of Auschwitz.

We need your help to preserve them for the future.

Please consider supporting the "Soul to Sole" campaign with a donation: motl.org/soultosole/

Learn more about the project: https://www.auschwitz.org/en/museum/news/international-help-and-campaign-for-the-conservation-of-8-000-shoes-of-child-victims-of-auschwitz,1577.html

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@auschwitzmuseum As long as I live, I will never forget the sight of the room filled with shoes. Please help preserve this essential part of the Auschwitz Memorial.

@LisaIannucci Shoes that belonged to child victims of Auschwitz.

Some 232,000 children up to the age of 18 (216,000 Jews, 11,000 Roma, at least 3,000 Poles, over 1,000 Belarusians & some Russians, Ukrainians & others) were deported to the camp.

Learn about the tragic fate of children at Auschwitz.

See our online lesson: http://lekcja.auschwitz.org/dzieci_EN/
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Listen to our podcast: https://anchor.fm/auschwitz-memorial/episodes/On-Auschwitz-8-Children-at-Auschwitz-e16t4gh

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@auschwitzmuseum @LisaIannucci every time I look at pictures like this I cant help but wonder just how many rooms full of shoes America already has. Shoes of refugees and asylum seekers. Shoes of entire families who were fleeing violence and despair in their own countries.
Looking at Germany's past is like looking at America's future/present.
I guess that was the whole point of never forgetting...never repeating it again. But here we are once again. Repeating everything all over again
@auschwitzmuseum Yes indeed. I visited the Museum many years ago, but there is always something to be learned. Thank you.
@LisaIannucci @auschwitzmuseum I went to the Holocaust Museum in DC and there was a room with the shoes as well. I cried. I also cried when they had the cobblestone road of destroyed headstones of Jewish cemeteries.
@LisaIannucci @auschwitzmuseum I had the opportunity to bust the Holocaust Museum in Washington DC a number of years ago. The room with the shoes broke me. Though moved greatly by the museum as a whole, that started the weeping. It still makes me cry thinking about it.
@LisaIannucci @auschwitzmuseum Yes the shoes, the hair the personal items like tooth brushes. I will never forget either.