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yay

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It was more powerful to listen and talk to him

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It was more powerful to listen and talk to him

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to speak to him because they way he sounds hits deeper

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to speak to him because they way he sounds hits deeper

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He can't really remember his sister and he was never very close with her.

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Yay

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He went to Warsaw before ti was a ghetto but his apartment building was included in the ghetto.

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The interview because you can feel how he felt about the war

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I learned that before the war Pinchas loved chess. He would watch people play it from his backyard

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I learned that before the war Pinchas loved chess. He would watch people play it from his backyard

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he was similar because he lost his family and he was different because he was older

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he was similar because he lost his family and he was different because he was older

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they were both kids when the war broke out

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they were both kids when the war broke out

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To speak to him because it is like you are having a normal conversation.

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To speak to him because it is like you are having a normal conversation.

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That he lost his family right in front of him

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It was more powerful to speak with him because it was more interesting and engaging. With the reading it is harder to remember things and it's easier to get lost.

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It was more powerful to speak with him because it was more interesting and engaging. With the reading it is harder to remember things and it's easier to get lost.

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They both had death marches and were sent to Buschenswald

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He will not want to forgive the nazi. He wants them to burn in hell forever. 

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He will not want to forgive the nazi. He wants them to burn in hell forever. 

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Talk to him because you got to hear his voice.

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Talk to him because you got to hear his voice.

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Him and Elie both worked in the camps.

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That he was liberated by the Russian army and took their horses for about 3 months.

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That he was liberated by the Russian army and took their horses for about 3 months.

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Directly because it is coming directly from him.

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Directly because it is coming directly from him.

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He went to lots of countries. England, to France, to Israel, back to England, to Brazil, then to South Africa and finally Toronto in Canada.

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they both lost their family and had to go on death marches

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they both lost their family and had to go on death marches

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I like reading it because I can go back to it multiple times and read it again.

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Speak directly with him because it is more direct

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speak to him because he gives so much more detail and its easier for me to understand

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speak to him because he gives so much more detail and its easier for me to understand

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nah

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They both lost their families and stayed in bunkers. 

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They both lost their families and stayed in bunkers. 

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He is similar because he survived the Holocaust

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They were both kids during the war and lost members of their family.

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They both lost their family during the holocaust. But Elie had his father for longer.

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They both lost their family during the holocaust. But Elie had his father for longer.

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He is similar because he lost his family and he was a child when he was taken into the camps

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He is similar because he lost his family and he was a child when he was taken into the camps

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he was similar based on his experience during the holocaust but was different in the way he lived and went about his life after the war

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he was similar based on his experience during the holocaust but was different in the way he lived and went about his life after the war

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They were both kids, they both lost their family, they went on death marches. Elie had his father for most of his experience

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The most interesting thing that I learned was what he thought was the worst part of the camp he said that it was the hardest to be filthy and not be able to do anything being forced to be doing something all the time.  

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The most interesting thing that I learned was what he thought was the worst part of the camp he said that it was the hardest to be filthy and not be able to do anything being forced to be doing something all the time.  

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They both went to Camps and we're liberated by the Soviet Red Army and both were in death marches.

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Very similar. They were both young and went to work at camps.

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Very similar. They were both young and went to work at camps.

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it was more powerful to speak to him directly because it feels like he's really talking to you

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it was more powerful to speak to him directly because it feels like he's really talking to you

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Speak directly because it feels like you are having a real conversation with him

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10 years after the war he was having lunch and fainted, after that he continuously had nightmares. 

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10 years after the war he was having lunch and fainted, after that he continuously had nightmares. 

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Just easier to follow along with and easier to understand.

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He was 11 and was passed as 18 to survive selection

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It is more powerful to hear him say it than read it.

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It is more powerful to hear him say it than read it.

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The amount he moved around the world after the war

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The amount he moved around the world after the war

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He learned in secret about his religion while in ghettos

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He learned in secret about his religion while in ghettos

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he was not able to forgive the nazis and his family was killed on the 1st day when they got to warsaw.

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he was not able to forgive the nazis and his family was killed on the 1st day when they got to warsaw.

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He lived in Poland

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He went on a death march in early April of 1945 that lasted two and a half weeks. Only half of the people that started the march ended up making it to the camp.

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nsy