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Peter Gays and his family lived under Nazi rule before it got to the point were people were being put into ghettos and shipped off in trains. They were a typical German middle class family that really had no reason to leave once Hitler and the Nazis came to power. They knew very little about whether or not they would even be under the category of Jews because they didn’t practice it. Peter gay writes, “we German Jews had to live
James Hillstrom 2/2/23 LA8 accel The Heroes of the Holocaust During the Holocaust, an estimated 26,000 people hid Jews in their basements, attics, and anywhere in between. In the Book Thief and in the chapter “The Secret Room” in the novel The Hiding Place by Corrie ten Boom many people risked their lives to help the Jews. Nazi Germany was a very dark and horrific place during the Holocaust. There, Germans had all the power and Jews were treated inhumanely. Many of them could not even show their faces or they would be punished.
“Please take a seat Commander Brayzack,” said Governor John Lewis. “Yes, sir, thank you,” the commander responded with a touch of obvious nervousness to his voice. Leaning forward in his plush black leather chair while looking Commander Brayzack dead in the eyes, the governor wasted no time going into grilling him. “Look, I want complete honesty from you, so no bullshit, okay? I've got sick and dying people all over Long Island.
Introduction Throughout World War 2 Germany was living and thriving in a sea of repression. Hitler and his followers blamed the Jewish for many things that had gone wrong during World War 1 and the germans believed that the Jewish needed to be punished for that. Nazi’ started forcing the Jewish out of their houses, stealing their valuables, transporting them in overpacked transport cars, relocating them to concentration camps, and it is at those concentration camps where they were starved, beaten, and destroyed. Before all of these actions were able to happened Hitler’s SS officers had to be trained to repress the Jewish and it is from that point of view that you should “read” my documents. In Elie Wiesel’s book “Night” we were told that the reason that the Jewish did not fight back was because they could not believe that human beings could do such things and that is why I chose to write my documents from the view of a SS officer who is completing his training and learning how to treat the Jewish.
Do you like feeling pressured to do something? Do you like being forced to do something that you don’t want to do? Do you like being in a place with people you don't like? Do you like being told to do something that you are not comfortable with? No, I'm guessing you don't, nobody does so why should you?
Life as a Jewish during World War II In 1941, every Jewish’s life was changed for the indomitable, The Germans proceeded to start their rampage, which led to one of America’s biggest changes within U.S. history. During this time period a young lady, Anne Frank, had been documenting her day-to-day life hiding in their secret Annex. For example, Anne stated in her diary that her family and others who were staying inside on the Annex had to remain quiet in order to not cause a disturbance to those who are working below. They were to maintain quiet throughout the day to lower the chances of the Nazis finding the location to where the Franks, Van Daans, and many others are hiding (Anne Frank - Diary, Biography & Facts). Although, if you were caught
Imagine being stuck inside a warehouse for two years and a half with no sunlight, no fresh air, and not making any noise from 8am to 8pm. Could you live with knowing that the Nazis can find you and kill you at any moment? Can you manage to live with only rotten potatoes, beans, and bread to eat pretty much every day? Just try to picture you and your family going through this for two and a half years. That’s just what the Jewish Holocaust was.
Do you know how many Jewish peoples and other minorities that were slaughtered during the Holocaust? There was up to 6 million Jews and and 7 million Soviet civilians. Many gypsies, gays, and blacks were killed as well. These people died in numerous, unpleasant ways, like gas chambers, guns, fire, starvation, and disease. The prisoners in the Holocaust were tormented and treated so cruelly, and the acts so inhumane, that bystanders had to resist, help, and fight back against the Nazis even if the consequences were death.
8-4-15-----"The Dailies"------- Good Morning Everyone, I Hope You Have a Safe and Awesome Day.!!! ,,,,, Now for the dailies,,,,, well for several months starting back in April I was rather acurate at the predictions/gut feelings thing, whatever you want to call it; but a little more than a month ago I stopped being so acuarte for whatever reason(s) maybe the stress of worring about what will happen to some folks and not being able to stop it, who knows, but now I think I'm starting to get those gut feelings back again and not from the lack of worrying; I still do, but now I understand there really isn't anything I or anyone else can do other than show everyone what's going on around them and what dangers lie ahead and help them get prepared for any number of these disasters that will take place someday soon "very soon"; so I'll keep worrying about y'all but at the sametime I'll keep trying to focus on dialing in these feelings and thoughts that come to me from time to time and their meanings, just like I had done before they stopped on me; how do I know that those gut feelings are coming
My speech will persuade the audience to vote for Bernie Sanders in the primary elections. This is important to me because, for the first time, our generation has the power to control the 2016 election; therefore, we should be as well informed as possible. After donating to and volunteering for Mr. Sanders, I believe he is the change the U.S. needs to become great again, and I want to do everything in power to spread the word about him.
Have you ever just had a bad day maybe you're sick and you just feel miserable all day or you forget your coat at home and end up being really cold all day, or even forget your lunch money and you can't eat for a while. The jews that got put in the ghettos felt worse then that every day of their lives and the worst thing was they had no hope, they couldn't just go to the doctors when they were ill or have options of food everyday. The nazis made their lives miserable and i'm going to tell you how. Many tragic things occurred during world war II, the natzis created jewish ghettos wich affected 3.8 million of the jewish population. More than 400 jewish ghettos were established.
Matthew Raking in strikes and spares, we were in the ninth frame. We only needed fifteen more points on the board, and it was all up to me. The bowling alley was quiet, waiting for my opponent to take his bowl. My phones ring bursted out into an old arcade tune, which in recognition told me I was receiving a call. It was the voice of an old home town friend back in Tulsa, Oklahoma, “He didn’t make it.”
Mr. Robinson, you need to know that even though you have done a terrible act, God will forgive you. If you tell God and court the truth, then God will help you through this hard time. You see Romans 3:23 says that everyone sins and falls short of the glory of God, so according to this verse you are not the only one that sins. Dear God, I hope that you will comfort Rob in this time and that your will be done in this matter. Mr. Robinson would you like to accept Christ?
It is as I feared America has fallen, I'm begging for your aid. Desperate for help yet so little my options. Why are you letting me down? You at 1st spoke of liberty and freedom but what I see now is a man in the White house who has little to no knowledge of politics. I need you the people of the great US needs you.
But there were other realities that Jews lived. Such as Jenny Misuchin. “Jenny went on missions with the partisans, blowing up bridges, derailing troop trains, cutting communications wires, nursing wounded partisans, taking revenge on collaborators {people who cooperate with the German soldiers}.” This was the life Jenny chose as a Jew, she chose to leave her family to join fighters to fight against the Nazi’s for the right cause. In the article Eyewitnesses at Auschwitz-Birkenau “ Men,women, and children from all over Europe, Jews and non-Jews were brought to Auschwitz by the trainload.
