Holocaust Narrative

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He said to the Tv, “We will invade Poland and we need to see the Jews in ghettos or else your whole society will pay”. The Tv was turned off. The next day we check outside but it was havoc every jew in the place trying to hide and them being pulled out of their home violently. With no respect police firing their gun nearby children. All of them were crying and trying to run away from the worst next days of their lives. There was a knock at the door it like a bear was trying to break it down. My family and I were scared to death when we heard the knock. My dad told us to hide down in the basement. We all didn’t question him we ran quietly but swiftly. We ran down and down the stairs without looking back for one second. I heard the door creak.

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