Nirit did several things we liked. First, she told us to go to the Jewish Museum on our own as we didn't need to pay her to take us through it. The day before our tour we did just that and learned quite a bit. Second she drove us to two locations we were completely unaware of. The first one was the railroad tracks where Jews were shipped off to concentration camps. Along the tracks were memorials showing for each day the number transported and the identity of the camps where they were sent. It was very moving. The second place was a memorial with statues of Jewish men married to non-Jewish women who were allowed to stay in Berlin, but under horrible conditions. A distance from these statues was a statue of a German man sitting on bench observing the situation, but doing nothing to stop the abuse. This depicted the utter disinterest of the German population to the situation.