This Tisha B'Av, join Rabbi Shlomo Bochner on a visit to Prague, where an unexpected conversation with renowned historian Yehuda Geberer pulls back the curtain on a story from the past, and reveals a breathtaking sequel unfolding much closer to home. Hear the cries of the passengers of the ninth train, left waiting on the platform. See the paintings of butterflies, houses, and sunlight — the world as only a child could imagine it in the darkest of times. Walk the silent road into Terezín, where the tunnels beneath the Small Fortress still swallow every trace of light. Stand before the pesukim carved on the wall—the final prayers of people who had nothing left but faith. זָכוֹר תִזְכּוֹר וְתָשׁוֹחַ עָלַי נַפְשִׁי (איכה ג:כ) Their echoes will not fade into history, because for every cry that was silenced, another will be answered.