Genocide Memorial Project
Embedded Files
Genocide Sites
My travels to genocide sites
Notes on Genocide
United Nations
Stories From The Abyss
Stories learned along the way.
“Those who can make you believe absurdities
can make you commit atrocities.”
~ Voltaire
Welcome to the Genocide Memorial Project, an initiative devoted to honoring the memories of those affected by genocide. This project embarks on a journey to the former sites of these tragic events, where the scars of human suffering remain etched in the landscape. Here. I explore not only the depths of despair and sorrow but also the incredible resilience and compassion that arise in the wake of such atrocities. The site includes some photos and videos of my journey along with some brief information and links for further research.,
Through sharing my experiences and insights gathered along this journey, I aim to illuminate the stories of survival, courage, and hope that often go unheard. This project seeks to engage and educate, fostering awareness about the dark chapters of our history and the fragility of human behavior, while also remembering the unwavering devotion and sacrifices made that emerged from the most challenging times.
In 2022, I traveled through Germany, Czech Republic and Poland exploring the European genocide of 1939 to 1945 known as the Holocaust. My upcoming trips include Rwanda and Cambodia.
This site contains graphic images of genocide. Please use use viewer desecration.
Pathway to Genocide
Rape and Sexual Violence
Nazi Extermination Centers
Belzec, Treblinka, Sobibor, Chelmno, Auschwitz-Birkenau
Holocaust By Bullet
Belzec, Treblinka,
Acknowledgements
This project would only be possible with the help of informative guides at local memorial sites and to the victims and perpetrators who shared their stories, and the incredible help from international organizations: United Nations, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Aegis Trust, Documentation Center of Cambodia. A special thanks to Piotr M.A. Cywynski director of Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum, Freddy Mutanguha Chief Executive of Aegis Trust in Rwanda, and to all the kindness I received along the way from people who helped me navigate my way through a difficult and painful landscape. I am forever grateful.
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