The Camps (1941-1942)
For the Nazi Party, these camps made whiping out the Jews easier. It was more organized. According to them, it saved them emotional distress. They had their own routine that eventually got worse over time(for the Jews).
In early 1942, Jewish genocide turned to full operation. The Nazi's made their killings easier by lying and denying murder. They killed the Jews secretly.
By the end of this time the Nazi's had killed approximatly 5 million Jews in the process of keeping them in the concentration camps.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Asst. 4
Explain, "Our eyes opened, but too late." Where was the train at this point?
They were in Hungary. He means that they were told that they were headed to pain and death.
What was overshadowed by Madame Schacter's nightmare?
They were welcomed by the fire from the chimney to Birkenau, Auschwits.
What did some of the passengers do to quiet Madam Schacter?
They pitied her believing she was mad. The men lost patience and struck her sometimes lethaly.
They were in Hungary. He means that they were told that they were headed to pain and death.
What was overshadowed by Madame Schacter's nightmare?
They were welcomed by the fire from the chimney to Birkenau, Auschwits.
What did some of the passengers do to quiet Madam Schacter?
They pitied her believing she was mad. The men lost patience and struck her sometimes lethaly.
Asst. 3
1. Moshe the Beatle was a poor man that everyone was fond of. He was a man of all work.
2. Elie felt something inside him that made him feel like he had to cry.
3. This was about the suffering and deaths of many Jews and how Elie escaped.
4. They thought he was crazy. They pitied him.
5. -They had a cerfue; they couldn't go out after 6 o' clock.
- They wore a gold star.
- They werent aloud to have anything of value like gold and stuff.
-They were put in ghettos
- Soldiers lived off them in their homes.
- They werent allowed to go to some specific restaraunts.
6. An area of a city with a minority group.
7. They thought it was to tragic to take, so they blocked it out as best they could. It was kind of their way of getting by.
8. 80 people were put in each car with a bucket of water and some bread. If someone escaped the person in charge would be shot, not the person who escaped.
2. Elie felt something inside him that made him feel like he had to cry.
3. This was about the suffering and deaths of many Jews and how Elie escaped.
4. They thought he was crazy. They pitied him.
5. -They had a cerfue; they couldn't go out after 6 o' clock.
- They wore a gold star.
- They werent aloud to have anything of value like gold and stuff.
-They were put in ghettos
- Soldiers lived off them in their homes.
- They werent allowed to go to some specific restaraunts.
6. An area of a city with a minority group.
7. They thought it was to tragic to take, so they blocked it out as best they could. It was kind of their way of getting by.
8. 80 people were put in each car with a bucket of water and some bread. If someone escaped the person in charge would be shot, not the person who escaped.
Asst. 2
The Cattle Car Complex
A Jewish lawyer named Adam Posner was stuck in an elevator. He was claustrophobic and started to panic. As he was trapped he started to remember what happened in the Holocaust. He was reminded how the jews struggled in the cattle cars and were suffocating and got very thirsty. It got dark in the elevator. Adam was afraid of the dark and was asked by an officer to remain calm and stay there for a while longer before they were able to rescue him. Adam was too afraid to listen and started to yell at the officer. Later on Adam was eventually saved. The thought of the Holocaust remained in his thoughts.
The theme of this chapter that the auther (Elie Wiesel) was trying to say was that the Holocaust was so bad that it can still effect people mentaly.
A Jewish lawyer named Adam Posner was stuck in an elevator. He was claustrophobic and started to panic. As he was trapped he started to remember what happened in the Holocaust. He was reminded how the jews struggled in the cattle cars and were suffocating and got very thirsty. It got dark in the elevator. Adam was afraid of the dark and was asked by an officer to remain calm and stay there for a while longer before they were able to rescue him. Adam was too afraid to listen and started to yell at the officer. Later on Adam was eventually saved. The thought of the Holocaust remained in his thoughts.
The theme of this chapter that the auther (Elie Wiesel) was trying to say was that the Holocaust was so bad that it can still effect people mentaly.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Asst. 1 The Holocaust
The Holocaust was lead by Adolf Hitler. Hitler hated the Jews and wanted every last one of them killed. He believed that everyone should have blond hair and colored eyes. He believed the Jews were to blame for all of Germany's problems. So then he created the Nazi's. The Nazi's were a group of people who followed Hitler and his beliefs. They did all of Hitlers killing for him. They used the swastika symbol to represent them.
The Jews were sent to concentration camps to be tortured, used for labor, and killed. Hitler was the leader and controlled how the Jews were tortured and killed. They were starved and thrown into huge ovens, were used for labor, experiments, or killed. They faced the worst punishments.
Adolf Hitler was a very intelligent individual, but was also very sinister like.
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