Museum

The Museum of Tolerance.

Indice.

The museum of tolerance. (Portada) ……………………………. Pag. 1

Indice ……………………………………………………………………Pag. 2

Introduction …………………………………………………………….Pag. 3

Museum oftolerance. (History) …………………………………….Pag. 4

Location and Opinion about the museum ……………………….Pag. 6

Introduction.

In this paper, we talk about our own personal experience in the museum, and theobjects that most caught our attention as models, paintings, utensils, on which videos were the ones we liked and which not, and why, also which left us some experiences, values​​, helped us toreconsider whether the appearance of tolerance good in parts, and also imagine it would have been at us, if we had lived in the time of the NACIS, living in camps and others. Well the good esque nothing morewe imagine and do not live nor live so I think all hope.

History is full of the most frightening and cruel passages imaginable, from the torture carried out by the Catholic Church against hereticsand criminals, to the slaughter between Hutus and Tutsis in Rwanda, to the genocide of the Jewish people in the NAZI Germany (and in the Middle Ages).

Museum of tolerance.
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Memory andTolerance Museum was opened in late 2010 and is part of the downtown Plaza Juárez, an architectural complex located opposite the Alameda Central, which also have their headquarters the ForeignMinistry and the High Court of Justice of the Federal District.
The tour begins at the last level, above which are happening in different rooms spiral where we can deal with some of the darker events ofhumanity: genocide, which events through a dynamic museum that includes videos , models, original belongings of the victims and even a train car where Jewish prisoners were taken to the Nazi deathcamps, let us put ourselves in the role of victims, understand the historical circumstances that led to these events and also identify and whether in the case of the Holocaust, Cambodia, Guatemala, the...