Who Is Elli Friemann's Growing Up In The Holocaust?

The Nazi were looking in people houses to find if people where helping the Jews but Liesel saves Max by tell her parents that the Nazi where coming. Liesel steal a book from the major house again and someone found out Ilsa found out and left a note saying she knows about the thievery and that it is okay for Liesel to take the books, but that she should come to the front door next time. A bunch of Jews were walking in the street of Molching and Hans see an old man fall and Hans give them food and gets beat up because people said that Hans was a Jew lover. Hans got accepted to be in the Nazi Party his job is Special Air Raid Unit. They remain above ground during an air raid to clean up and collect the dead bodies. Hans broke his leg and came back to his family. A bunch of Jews came on the street of Molching but this time max was in the group and Liesel and Max get beat up for talking together. Liesel goes back to the mayor house and shreds a book and leaves a note saying I’m not coming back. Ilsa give a little black book to Liesel telling her to write her own book and she does the title of the book was “The Book Thief”. Liesel few months later was in a basement editing her book but then the book gets picked up and thrown to the garbage and somebody picked

In the concentration camps of world war 2 there was around 6,000,000 deaths. The memoir night by Ellie Wiesel retells the experience of a 15- year old jewish boy, Elie, who spends many months in WWll concentration camps with his father, shlomo. In the book Night by Ellie Weasel many are dehumanized mentally and physically.

The Holocaust lasted from 1933-1945, when the Nazi army used the Jewish people as a scapegoat and persuaded parts of Europe that they were responsible for all the issues being faced at that time. Hundreds of thousands of Jews, and other groups of people, were thrown into forced labor camps called concentration camps. The majority of those who were in the camps did not live to see liberation. The stories of the survivors are indispensable resources to completely understand the heinous events during the Holocaust. The overall feeling of emptiness is extremely evident in the book Night.

He and his family are kicked out of their home and sent to a ghetto and then they are put on trains. During this time World War II is going on and Hitler is in charge of these acts. He has planned to kill all of the Jews. When they got to the concentration camp they were put into two lines. One line was put to work and the second line was instantly put in the crematorium.

Another book I read that taught me about life and facts about how Jews were treated during the holocaust was Night by Eliezer Wiesel. Night was about Eliezer who liked to be called Elsie and his memory as a teenager going through stages of his life where he thought he was going to die and how he overcame those obstacles. Before reading I had to get in a mindset that this book will be different from others and probably more graphic. While reading this book I imagined myself back in the 1940s and imagine what was going on, like being on the train and smelling the different things there. It was also hard imagining myself getting separated from his family and hearing them screaming trying to get to me. Throughout the whole story it was hard to

The group gives him new hope for survival. upon the arrival at Auschwitz, Daniel and his father are separated from his mother and sister, and the horrors of the camps are very well described. From being shaved and disinfected to watching other people which are the prisoners, being shot just for no reason, well Daniel continues to push forward through all of his dives to live and he will be reunited with this girl named Rosa. His father is his constant companion and they are able to see Erika. Which is Daniel’s sister. For brief moments on their way to work the Barracks he is now reunited by a friend from the lodz youth group and also he wants to join the resistance youth group too. He will have to take pictures of the crematoriums and also the body pits. The pictures will have to be smuggled out to show the allied forces to see what is really happening in the camp. He feels really good to be involved with the resistance youth group and loves the effort he puts into it. As the allied troops will move closer to the camps the selections and telling increases a whole

They travel back and forth between Auschwitz and Birkenau for a while, in the process, they are stripped of their identities by having their heads shaven and being forced to dress in identical clothes, as well as being referred to as the number

Eliezer and his family were forced out of their ghetto onto the streets and were forced to walk many miles to Auschwitz. The family gets split up except for Eliezer and his father. In the attempt to survive in the concentration camps, he tells the gruesome stories of the torture they had to go through. Dehumanization occurs in Night, in three instances that helped Hitler control Jews.

Elie Wiesel’s Night tells his personal account of the holocaust. He tells of the hard work, near starvation, and the mistreatment of the Jewish in the concentration camps to the point of delirium and hallucinations. He tells of the hardships, the trouble, and the unfairness that the Jewish People of his hometown and his comrades in the concentration camps dealt with during the reign of Nazis Germany. The novel Tells about Elie’s time in the concentration camps and how the main thing keeping him going is taking care of his father and protecting him. It also tells of the importance of sticking together, as a family, to the very end; because you never know when your last moment together will be. His writing was moving and opened my eyes to

Elli, her mother and all of the prisoners they meet all have to undergo numerous physical and psychological hardships when they are forced into the concentration camps. They are treated like cattle on their way to the slaughterhouse when they are taken from their houses to the ghetto, then to the synagogue, and eventually to Auschwitz, the death camp.

All of the characters were forced from their home sometime during this book. Josef, a German Jew during WW2 had to leave his home due to the violence brought by the Nazis. “Josef didn't want to leave. Germany was his home.” (6). Josef’s father was taken to a concentration camp and was released 6 months after but only if he left the country within 14 days. Josef knew it was unfair, that because he was Jewish that he must be punished for it. Later, Josef settled in France but the Nazis have begun to take over most parts of France. “One of Rachel Landau’s children would go free, one of her children would go into the camps”(291). The Germans find Josef, his mother, and Ruthie his sister and are asked for their papers which have a big stamped “J” on it for Jew. His mother tries to bribe the soldiers but they say it is only enough for one of her children to go free. Josef senses that this is the time to finally become a man and save his sister from the horrors inside of those camps. He sacrifices himself so Ruthie can escape the Nazis and is taken to the concentration camps with his mother. Josef and His mother, died in the camp and never got to see Ruthie again.

Millions of people

According to the texts and eyewitness accounts, the Holocaust had horrendous effects on the people who lived through it. During this time Jews were being rounded up and put into concentration camps by order of the German government. Writings and testimonies from survivors of the Holocaust are around even to this day. According to these sources, Holocaust survivors suffered tremendously since they were treated as less than human , they lost loved ones, and were constantly abused.

When the train arrives at Auschwitz, they smell burnt flesh, and they can see the smoke. They know now that it is too late and that Mrs. Shachtner was right about the fire.

Plot * Liesel, her mother and her brother Werner are all travelling on a train, to greet Werner’s and Liesels foster parents. * Liesel, illiterate has a dream o Adolf Hitler and speaks to him in broken German. * As she is half awake, Liesels brother dies, and there were two Nazi soldiers who argue on weather they leave the body there or take it with them. * Both Liesel and her mother are traumatized by his sudden death and 2 days later he is buried. * After the ceremony finishes Liesel digs at his grave but is dragged away by her mother, but before getting on another train Liesel steals a book she is unable to even read the title of. * She is taken to a place in Munich called Himmel