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Compare And Contrast Povel And Krystyna

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The Holocaust was one of the most horrific events in the world. Krystyna Chiger and Povel Friedmann had to suffer through this during War World II. Krystyna survived this horrendous war while Poval kicked the bucket in a concentration camp. Povel and Krystyna were both Jewish and during this time the Germans were putting Jews into concentration camps. This all went down in the year 1942. They were both hiding like a shadow in Poland because they didn’t want the Germans to kill them in a concentration camp. Krystyna hid in the liquidated sewer while Povel got captured by the Nazi’s. Sadly, when Krystyna hid in the sewer, she commenced with 20 other people and only 11 people survived. Povel had 6.5 million people die in concentration camp with his dad. To compare Povel and Krystyna lives, let's start out with they were both Jewish and were hiding from the Nazi’s. Povel had been captured and put into a concentration camp, while Krystyna hid in the sewer. Povel and Krystyna both lived in a ghetto in Poland. They both wanted freedom and for the war to be over. Povel saw a butterfly and that butterfly symbolized freedom. In the meantime, Krystyna sat there hearing the traffic and people up on the ground above her. Also Krystyna and Povel wrote these stories to …show more content…

The Nazi’s eventually found Povel, but they didn’t find Krystyna because she was hiding underground in the liquidated sewers. Next, these stories represent different kinds of freedom. Povel’s symbol of freedom is the yellow butterfly. The yellow butterfly was the only butterfly in the Ghetto. The butterfly was flying like a free bird. When Krystyna was hiding in the sewers Krystyna’s sign of freedom was that she could hear the free people on the surface walking around. In the ghetto, Povel’s dad sacrificed his life so Povel could escape. In comparison, Krystyna had 9 people die in the liquidated sewer. This shows how different Povel and Krystyna were throughout World War

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