visiting auschwitz poland

[tonyxib2]

when visiting the camp are dogs allowed

[AlBags]

Guide dogs probably .. yes.
I have been and it's a good tour and very interesting .. although morbid.

Salt mines just outside Kracow are my favourite.
http://www.cracow-lif.../wieliczka-salt-mines

[Bobbisox]

me too Tony as Albags has said it is a very moving experience, did not see any dogs there I have to say, in fact I never saw or heard a bird even

[DTCwordfan]

they are - if they are circumcised.

[Bobbisox]

DT??

[Buenchico]

For a definitive answer, phone the public relations department on ([phone].

(Put 00 in front of that number if dialling from the UK).

Chris

[DTCwordfan]

I will be serious now, it is a moving experience - as is the Jewish Museum in Washington DC, the US Holocaust Memorial Museum

[DTCwordfan]

I also read this as "when visiting are camp dogs allowed"

the answer being that the Jewish faith is far more tolerant of gay sexuality than most other religions.

[chrissa1]

My late father in law was posted there just after it was relieved and he always told us that there were no birds there then.

[DTCwordfan]

find that in a lot re the birds of China too...Mao hated them and tried to take them out during the Cultural Revolution - and I am being serious.....

[DTCwordfan]

feathered sort....just for clarification

[Rosetta]

why would you want to take a dog there? The practicalities of pet passporting and travel arrangements must be huge.

[buildersmate]

It takes all sorts

[gollysailor]

On the London Underground dogs must be carried, but most people don't bother