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Background information In 1939 these Jews were from Czechoslovakia they were sent on a train to Denmark to escape the Holocaust, and most of their family members died.  They were sent to foster homes which were on farms so they could then go to Israel. 

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Background information In 1939 these Jews were from Czechoslovakia they were sent on a train to Denmark to escape the Holocaust, and most of their family members died.  They were sent to foster homes which were on farms so they could then go to Israel. 

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Acts of resistance in 1943 the Germans announced that Denmark was no longer a free country for Jews and they arrested and deported sent to camps some Jews escaped to Palestine 

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Acts of resistance in 1943 the Germans announced that Denmark was no longer a free country for Jews and they arrested and deported sent to camps some Jews escaped to Palestine 

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Impact the Jews that escape didn't have to go through lots of pain and suffering at the camps. When the Jews returned they're were no more Jewish community and most of there homes were looted and or taken over.

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Impact the Jews that escape didn't have to go through lots of pain and suffering at the camps. When the Jews returned they're were no more Jewish community and most of there homes were looted and or taken over.

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the impact of Jews escaping the holocaust was they didn't have to go through the dehumanization at the camps, have their heads shaven,  and their names taken away and given new ones

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the impact of Jews escaping the holocaust was they didn't have to go through the dehumanization at the camps, have their heads shaven,  and their names taken away and given new ones

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quotes “They brought us into Auschwitz. I could see the chimneys burning, and smell the smoke. I did not think about it. They gave us tattoos: 33076. I did not have a name anymore; just a number.” Sara Polanski Zuchowicki

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quotes “They brought us into Auschwitz. I could see the chimneys burning, and smell the smoke. I did not think about it. They gave us tattoos: 33076. I did not have a name anymore; just a number.” Sara Polanski Zuchowicki

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quote “The smell was awful — things like that, you do not want to talk about it. Because the pain and memory of suffering comes back to you. You cannot deal with it.” Eva Gryka Kohan,

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quote “The smell was awful — things like that, you do not want to talk about it. Because the pain and memory of suffering comes back to you. You cannot deal with it.” Eva Gryka Kohan,

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quote “She was beautiful, my little sister. You cannot imagine how beautiful she was. They mustn’t have looked at her. If they had, they would never have killed her. They couldn’t have.” Charlotte Delbo,

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quote “She was beautiful, my little sister. You cannot imagine how beautiful she was. They mustn’t have looked at her. If they had, they would never have killed her. They couldn’t have.” Charlotte Delbo,

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Acts of resistance were standing up to the Nazis or speaking up that what they were doing was wrong

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Acts of resistance were standing up to the Nazis or speaking up that what they were doing was wrong