The book Night, is very upsetting to most people, but it talks about an actual view of somebodies experience in World War Two, and how things actually were. World War Two, was the most destructive conflict in history. It lasted from 1939-1945, Adolf Hitler (the Leader of the Nazi’s) was determined to pretty much invade Poland, and they did. Two days later, France and Britain declared war on Germany. That is when the war broke out. Then, around the 1940’s he invaded Norway, and occupied Denmark. The Soviet troops then invaded Poland from the east. They took the people from the places they invaded, and placed them in concentration camps. Families were separated, some people were killed right when they arrived at the camp, and some even died on their way to the camp because it was crowded and everybody was starving, and it was just total chaos.The Nazi’s did not even consider the Jewish people to be human. The Jews were forced to do all types of things such as, burn bodies, clean, and so much more. Working was their way to survive the camp, but most people didn’t make it until the end, when the Americans saved the ones who were still alive. …show more content…
It is called Holocaust Denial, and the Holocaust Denial is the act of denying the genocide of the Jews during World War two (genocide means killing a large group of people, mainly ethnic groups). Which is apparently illegal in some countries. Many believe that the Nazi’s final solution was to deport the Jews from the Reich. Some people say they did not use gas chambers or extermination camps for mass murder. Or, that the number of Jewish people killed were much lower than what was claimed, the people that deny how many people were killed say it was an “exaggeration”. They even say Anne Frank's diary was forgery. The deniers say it was just all one big hoax, and that World War Two never