During the course of Weissmark's workshop with children of Nazis and Holocaust survivors, which six stages did she witness participants go through in the transformation of their feelings toward each other?

During the course of Weissmark's workshop with children of Nazis and Holocaust survivors, she witnessed participants go through the following six stages in the transformation of their feelings toward each other:

1. Denial: Initially, participants denied the impact of their family history on their own lives and relationships with others.

2. Anger: As they began to acknowledge the reality of their family history, participants experienced feelings of anger and resentment towards each other.

3. Bargaining: Some participants attempted to negotiate or rationalize their family history in an effort to find common ground with each other.

4. Depression: Confronting the painful truths of their family history led to feelings of sadness and despair among the participants.

5. Acceptance: Through open and honest dialogue, participants were able to reach a level of acceptance and understanding of each other's experiences.

6. Reconciliation: Ultimately, participants were able to move towards reconciliation and forgiveness, finding a way to move forward and build a more positive relationship with each other.