Jewish Monologue

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I Moshe, was walking home one day all depressed and angry on a sunny day. While I’m walking I can hear Germans whispering “look at the jew walk what a disgrace” I fight the urge to not say anything and just continue walking home. As I’m walking home at these people are staring at me making me feel uncomfortable so I start to walk faster, as I’m walking I hear this guy screaming. I look to my left and it's a Jew getting beat by a Nazi official just because he went into a store where Jews weren’t allowed to enter, Of course I didn’t stick around to find out what happened to him so I left before I would say something stupid that will get me killed. I have this feeling like I’m boiling up with all this anger it’s unfair! We the Jews did nothing …show more content…

Schloss cleaning the streets with a bucket of water and rags. Behind her are Germans telling her to do a better job yelling at her while she’s crying. That’s when I let everything out I started by saying “she’s human like you”. That’s all I said because I was scared whatever next came out of my mouth would not be good. I started to help Mrs. Schloss with cleaning the streets she was still crying but calmed down and said “thank you” I just looked up and smile. While I was helping her clean she told me to go on to my home it was getting late the sun was down it was cold and i was wearing ripped jeans with a t-shirt with ripped shoes. I was trying to hurry so I wouldn’t get in trouble but something caught my attention Hitler was speaking on the radio nearby I heard what he was saying and the stuff he was saying was horrible it made me angry that all these people believed him. HItler was saying how we were to blame for the war and other terrible stuff. I finally made it home my parents were worried about me they saved a piece of bread for me, I’m glad they did I was so hungry that it felt like that was the best piece of bread i’ve ever had it’s like when your really hungry and you’d eat anything and whatever you ate tasted so good that’s how it

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