The documents available include individual case files, death registers, criminal records, obituaries, and admission records. Individual case studies assist students by decreasing the anonymity of individuals in the history of mass murder. It is advisable to organize small group review sessions based on the daily events. The size of the groups is based on the number of chaperons on the trip. The review sessions should allow students to discuss their impressions, which at this point may still be vivid and possibly depressing for them.
Discussion can help clarify their experiences and relieve any psychological distress.
The seventh lesson, which concludes the unit, introduces Denmark's history as a country whose history contrasts with Germany. The Danish Jews were therefore one of the few groups able to escape deportation to Auschwitz because of the collective effort to secure their safety. The basis of the material for this lesson is a student paper based on the publications of Raul Hilberg.