Opinions About The Holocaust

Holocaust

Riley Morey Ballor 1st hour 3/4/16 My topic will be the Holocaust, The holocaust was very sad. At the same time it was interesting to find the information for it. Nazis had taken children to the gas chambers and gassed the children, and the adults various times. People had absolutely no food, I had read information that the Officers had given them stale bread and a small bowl of soup once a day. The jewish children and adults had suffered badly. In the holocaust the jews had to work everyday with no water or food, from day to night. The holocaust in my opinion was a terrible place to experience. I would never wish for anyone to ever get

My opinion is obviously to never ever to wish for any family or anyone to go to the holocaust. The way people were treated there was one reason nobody should never have to go through that type of treatment. Holocaust has always been one of the many places I wanted to learn about here is some more information. One way I got some information was from Gilbert and Eleanor Kraus was sent out on a highly unlikely mission, they lived home in Philadelphia. They sailed across the Atlantic Ocean and made their way to Nazi- and they controlled Austria. They were known to fight the officers and to treat the officers as if they were nothing to them. The people who had suffered the holocaust the CC officers, the officers were the leaders the parents and/or the ones who told them what to do and when to do it. The survivors were once i’m sure scared or frightened, but once they left the holocaust it was never a dream to go back. The holocaust has many more details to it, for instance when the men and women were ordered to take everything off and give it to the CC officers they did so and started to cry. The men and women knew “if they cried, they died”... That was one of the main quotes that was known. It didn’t matter if they were hurt or injured badly, if you cried, you died and that was it. Some people cried just to die because it was less painful to have to go through what they did and then work with injured

That day was one of the days were the people would sit and talk about their loved ones. The people that had relatives that were known to be in the holocaust, they sat around this statue that had resembled the holocaust. It had men standing all around point up, and down, and behind them. Then near the bottom there was this man who was being dragged, and he looked like he was screaming for help. In the picture it didn’t clearly state who the man was, but it said “the reason this man is on the ground was because he cried”... Now, from the beginning where I had mentioned “If you cried, you died”... quote, that is what had happened. The saddest part that I read about this statue was someone said that, that man had looked like her grandfather. In West Germany social and cultural changes combined with more political shifts. Changes with separate countries encouraged other places as well. Opinions from people showed that misleading many germans thought jews were partly responsible for the injuries they had taken. Nazi regimes remained true as of other places as well. Also “mass slaughter”... was a suspect of court four for others also. I had some evidence that I would like to share to prove this paragraph. Eastern Europe, this remained as a political issue; not in Lithuania with efforts to come and prepare with the Nazi regimes. There was one girl that was part of the holocaust and her name was Ruth Posner, she was 82