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Why is it important to remember and tell stories of conflict and adversity?

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Why is it important to remember and tell stories of conflict and adversity?

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How can learning about multiple viewpoints and perspectives help others face and overcome adversity?

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How can learning about multiple viewpoints and perspectives help others face and overcome adversity?

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Hes homeless, poor, foreign jew. He saw many people die, faked his death

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No one believed him. They all thought he was mad.

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Germans showed up in Hungary. They began to lose rights. New laws: put in ghettos, wear the yellow stars, could not travel or be shot, soldiers lived in their houses, and gave up all their valuables.

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Truths they ignore? How + Why do they stay optimistic?

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Truths they ignore? How + Why do they stay optimistic?

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They believed he news, radio. They didn't believe Moishe. and the final solution.

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80 per cart, one in charge, if someone disappeared everyone got shot

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In the story it mentions 5-6 times about what characters see from their eyes. For example, Mrs Schachter had piercing eyes, Moishe had dreamy eyes, gazing off.

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In the story, Moishe was taken away by soldiers to be killed. By a miracle, he survived. When he came back he was traumatized and wanted to tell people his story. No one listened. This made him quiet, as he wondered the streets with his head down.

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When Mrs. Schachter was yelling out a few men came over and tied her up I was really shocked. I understand they needed her to be quiet, but it just took be by surprise. However, they even took it a step further and started beating her in the head. In the story, it even said the blows could've been lethal. In my opinion, I thought that was terrifying.

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Recurring words were "Fire! I see a fire!" by Mrs. Schachter. This was foreshadowing for the concentration camp they were arriving to.

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Moishe was known as a wise in his religion. A poor man who kept out of people's way and bothered no one. However, when he survived death he became terrified for everyone. He tried to tell everyone he could, but people though he was mad. He went from a man about religion who loved to teach to a man who everyone didn't trust, a castaway.

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What does it mean "our eyes were opened too late"?

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What does it mean "our eyes were opened too late"?

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They had all the signs but decided to ignore them and not listen

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What was foreshadowed by Mrs. Schachter's vision?

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What was foreshadowed by Mrs. Schachter's vision?

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She was claiming to see fire. This fire was foreshadowed about the burning jews in the concentration camp.

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What did some of the passengers do to quiet Mrs. Shachters? What would you have done?

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What did some of the passengers do to quiet Mrs. Shachters? What would you have done?

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They tied her up and gagged her. When she escaped they beat her in the head to the point where it could've been lethal. I would've sat there in fear. I didn't know where I was going I would be been terrified.

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Auschwitz-Birkenau