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Holocaust Diary by Stephen: My story is about a girl during the Holocaust in Poland on New Year's that took place on December 31,1941. She had to live in the Staislawow ghetto. She als reflects the fear, hope, and despair within the camp. She had no self-esteem and claimed he had an "unpleasent personality." This girl wanted another girl nammed Caherine to bring her life or death and bring it fast.

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eric mccoy:even if all others do i do not

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eric mccoy:even if all others do i do not

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Tyneisha and Amari- Protest at Rosenstrasse 2-4

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Tyneisha and Amari- Protest at Rosenstrasse 2-4

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This story is about a group of women and other protesters, who stood up for what they believed in. During the Holocaust period in one certain area, particular Jews were being deported like usual, but these were no ordinary Jew. These Jews were in intermarriages. Meaning, they were in relationships with people from other backgrounds, Aryans. When wives came home to find their husbands and children missing for several hours they became worried. When they found out what had happened, they were furious. So they marched down to where the deportation was taking place and protested. Soldiers and people in charge threatened protesters, but it did nothing to stop them. The women became even more infuriated. Eventually those Jews in intermarriages were released to their families, but no one knows what happened to those who were not.

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Wednesday the 10th of December

Our story is about a teenager turning 15 years old that lives in the ghetto. He is grateful for his life even though he has to live in the ghetto. He is happy that he can study, read, and develop himself. He feels like he lives a normal life but often has deep qualms. He wishes to one day see more than just the walled-up ghetto gate, one little street, and the few stuffy courtyards. He only had 2 thoughts in his head. To recapture his past year and keep it for later, for the new life. And to live in the future.

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Bystanders at Hartheim Castle: Keviontay, Cris

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Bystanders at Hartheim Castle: Keviontay, Cris

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1.Our story is about Nazis loudly proclaiming the campaigns to demonize and isolate Jews and "Gypsies". 2.The Germans gave two ethnic groups known as Sinti and Roma. 3.Historian Gordan J. Horwitz  had investigated the history of the Mauthausen. 4.In Austria was a country that became apart  of the Third Reich in 1938. 5. In Germany the officials took over the buildings in a number of the nearby villages.6.One of the building that where nearby the German officials was the Hartheim Castle. 7.In the Hartheim Castle, Horwitz had discovered a letter that was written by a man he identified known as "Karl S.". 8.Then after Castle Hartheim was cleared it had inhabitants( around 180 to 200 patients) each year. 8.The following completion of the renovation work, the people also saw the first transports. 9.There where people that came and they could even  recognize some of their residents before.

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Caelan and  gabby                                                                                           Friday, December   26,1941 :Our story was about Miriam Korber from December 26th 1941, in Transnistria. She writes in her journal entry how she never stops feeling cold and hungry. She talks about how the fear of death haunts her and her family every moment of every single day. Her and her family never hear the end of the fighting and cries for help. Her and her family think the suffering will never end. She is scared for the German's to invade her country and she thinks she will never live to see the end of the war. Her and her family have to fend for food and wait the whole day to use firewood because it is so expensive. Her life is not the ideal life for everyone, but compared to other people in the holocaust she gets it easy

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Caelan and  gabby                                                                                           Friday, December   26,1941 :Our story was about Miriam Korber from December 26th 1941, in Transnistria. She writes in her journal entry how she never stops feeling cold and hungry. She talks about how the fear of death haunts her and her family every moment of every single day. Her and her family never hear the end of the fighting and cries for help. Her and her family think the suffering will never end. She is scared for the German's to invade her country and she thinks she will never live to see the end of the war. Her and her family have to fend for food and wait the whole day to use firewood because it is so expensive. Her life is not the ideal life for everyone, but compared to other people in the holocaust she gets it easy

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Bystanders to Resisters

Our story is about three teenagers, Hans School, his younger sister Sophie and their friend Christoph Porbst, that started a group called the White Rose in the spring of 1942. In July, the group published a pamphlet that stated that 300,000 Jews were murdered in the most bestial (worst) manner. In February, the Nazis arrested the three teenagers, and brought them to trial. All of them proudly admitted they made the pamphlet, were found guilty and killed by guilotine. Later, three other members, Kurt Huber, Alexander Schmorell and Will Graf were also tried, convicted and beheaded. Nazis wanted to destroy White Rose but couldn't stop the messages that came from them. Helmuth von Moltke smuggled copies of the pamphlets and gave them to his friends in Germany. His friends gave them to the Allies, Allies copied the pamphelts and dropped them over thousands of them over German cities. On June 20, a member of the group, Claus von Stauffenberg placed a briefcase that had an explosive inside and placed it under the table where Hitler and his staff were going to meet up. The bomb exploded but did not hit Hitler and other top officials survived. They retaliated by killing nearly 12,000 people, included Moltke which was executed in January 1945.

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Aaliyah and Abbey  (Bystanders at Mauthausen)

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Aaliyah and Abbey  (Bystanders at Mauthausen)

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Our story was about a castle, that was used as a concentration camp in Austria, from the two eyewitness accounts we could tell the townspeople did not know what was going on at the castle, the only thing they knew was the smell of the smoke was unbearable, the smoke being the burning of the bodies. They had some suspicions, but no absolute facts. The people that were burned were also buried in the castle that they were staying in.

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Colton and Elijah:( ‘Fateful Decisions’).

There was a Jewish couple name peter and christabel. Her neighbor was hiding Jew from the Nazi army. She couldn't hide with them during the holocaust because he too many Jew in one room. Her husband got capture and she ran. she is a refuge. As soon as she pushed back through the hedge again more and more dogs coming. she have seen a man walking in the dark behind her. She knew he wasn't a Nazi. He said Come with me to safety hurry come before the soldiers come.

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Our story was about a family who was hiding a Jew in their home. The Jew was a woman and the family knew the dangers of hiding a Jew in their home. The family had a baby and the mother of the baby kept telling the Jew to not leave and turn herself into the Germans. The mother of the baby grew attached to the woman. She was a friend to the woman. The woman felt like a bother to the family and tried to leave but the mother of the baby wouldn't let the woman leave, before the end of the war the mother gave her baby to the woman to protect her because the German's would not make mothers with children evacuate. The mother told the woman that after the war the woman would give the child back to the mother. Eventually both women stayed in the house and the mother was convinced that the woman would take good care of the baby.

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Serena and Aniya (The Response of the Allies)

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Serena and Aniya (The Response of the Allies)

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Our story is about Rumors of mass murders that began to circulate in the United States.  Jewish organizations asked the United States to bomb the railroad lines that led to Auschwitz or to bomb the camp itself. Officials dismissed the idea as it being “impractical” because the bombing would use planes needed for the war effort. Bombing the train tracks leaded to Auschwitz might provoke the Germans to take even harsher actions against the Jews and against the Allies. American planes dropped bombs near Auschwitz on ten different occasions Bombs were released just five miles from gas chambers. They hit areas near camps on three occasions

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Megan, and Caroline

-A Nation United

Leo Goldberger was 13 years old when his family received a warning. His father would arrange to get his family to Sweden. He meet a Danish women on a train. She promised to take care of everything, and she stayed true to her promise. Leo’s Family arrived safely in Sweden. Just as hundreds of other fishing boats carried nearly every Jew in Denmark. In Denmark the citizens went to great measures to keep their Jewish neighbors safe. Unlike people in Poland.

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Bobbi and malik (links in a chain)

Are story was about children and how they were treated. They were forced to work and when they stopped or cried they would be thrown into a truck by their leg,arm, hair. A women tried to break up the fight she got thrown into the trick too. Jews build a safe home they would keep food medicine and clothes a place to sleep they would make a hide away just in case of a search.

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DIARY ENTRY ON SURVIVAL IN TRANSNISTRIA

Ben and Morgan: (Miriam Korber Diary Entry on Survival in Transnistria)

Our story is about a person’s experience with Yom Kippur day and what it is about. It explains what Yom Kippur day is, how the Jewish ancestry relates to it, and when and why it was created and celebrated. Enough will survive to carry into the future the memory of the dead and the hope of a life in freedom.  Many escaped through slyness, others with money, protection, or courage, but many fell into the trap, since the trap was devised in a diabolical fashion.  They had arrested the group leaders from a district where during an inspection a doctor did not find he place clean, and it is said that there were taken to a labor camp in Oceacov. Men who used to help others, were taken away by force. They did not lose hope and, again, we started to give credence to the silly rumors of repatriation. so tormentted and so ingenious in giving itself courage through its own lies.