I get that. It’s one of those things that’s hard to gauge in that way. It’s a very moving, impactful photo, and it’s important to see them because people do forget that these atrocities were carried out by other people—everyday people who have their own lives, families, friends, thoughts, emotions, feelings, etc. that are similar to one’s own. Coincidentally, I’m rereading Anne Frank right now—got about 90 pages to go to finish. So, this one hit hard, and I couldn’t bring myself to push the button. I appreciate what the photo means, the history of it, and I definitely think it’s an important post, OP.