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Hi, My name is Agnes Ringwald. I was born on November 17, 1935. I live in Pestszenterzsebet, Hungary. I am the daughter of Eugene and llona Ringwald. My dad is a medical doctor. I go to a Jewish school with my friends. Oh no!!! The Germany is invading us and I am really afraid. I hold my mom's hand as tight as I can. We refused to go with them (Germany), but we were forced to go. I had to wear this ugly suit with a yellow star on it. In July, 1944 They have taken us. We were now in Auschwitz death camp in Poland. I can see my mom had tears in her eyes, and because I was scared, a tear fell down and touched my cheeks. Mom would always tell me she loves me. This night was the night to say goodbye to this world, the Germans came to the camp and took me and mom, while waking I smelled gas. I hated what I saw. There, My mom told me she was sorry and she loved. We both were put in a gas chamber and murdered. I guess this was a goodbye to this cruel world.
(~Haneen Al-Baadani)
I cried while writing this...Ugh, how can they be so cruel. Agnes was eight and a half when she was murdered with her mom.

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I am the son of Mina (Masiach) and Behor Mordehay, and I have  a sister named Lida. My family owns a large store that sells textiles and clothing. We have a big house, so big, we rented it off to the police department. Both my sister and I have nannies , and since we're Jews, we aren't allowed to join the 1942-43 school year, therefore, our cousin tutored us. My parents were required to wear yellow starts from the government. I live in a country that is able to protect it's Jewish citizens.
~Mary Brooks

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I was born December 31st 1934. I was born a year after the Nazis came to power. My dad was a soldier in  World War I  and get deeply  wounded. He also  received the "Iron Cross" for his bravery.  On the night of November 9-10, 1938 my father got arrested and sent to  a concentration camp but was released a few weeks later. My family realized that we had to get out of the country but we had nowhere to go. Then we deiced to move into my mother's home town,  but soon my grandfather died. I had to ware a star on me when I went out to go to school.  On August 22, 1942,  me and my parents got  arrested and deported and forced to leave all of our  possessions behind.  We were sent to the disabled war veterans' section of the ghetto where they were allowed to stay together. There was little to no food and the sanitation was poor. We were able to get out of their alive after we where saved.
(-Rainey T. :3)

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Hello, my name is Ulrich Arnhiem, I'm 6 years old and am the only child. I live in Berlin A large city in Germany. When the Nazis came to power in Germany my father lost his job and we were left with no regular income.  My parents tried to place me in boarding school but I was denied because of my beliefs as a Jew. A lady in England offered to take me but my parents and I did not want to part from each other. My parents tried to obtain visas so we could go to the United States. Me my Mom and Dad where later took to a death camp.

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Hello, my name is Ulrich Arnhiem, I'm 6 years old and am the only child. I live in Berlin A large city in Germany. When the Nazis came to power in Germany my father lost his job and we were left with no regular income.  My parents tried to place me in boarding school but I was denied because of my beliefs as a Jew. A lady in England offered to take me but my parents and I did not want to part from each other. My parents tried to obtain visas so we could go to the United States. Me my Mom and Dad where later took to a death camp.

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- Kayrin W. "/

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Hi, my name is Eva Beem, I am 8 years old, and I was born in Leeuwarden, Holland. Our family went into hiding, after Jews started being taken away. Me and my brother when to a village in Ermelo and pretending to be non-Jews. I have a new name now, because i needed to be as safe as possible, my new name is Linni de Witt. I go to school with people from my village now.
-Alyndria Shovels

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Hello! my name is Doris wohlfarth.  I grew up in  Amsterdam, Holland. My parents had left there home to escape persecution by the Nazis. When  finally met up again after the separation the mother did not even recognize her daughter.   

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Hello! my name is Doris wohlfarth.  I grew up in  Amsterdam, Holland. My parents had left there home to escape persecution by the Nazis. When  finally met up again after the separation the mother did not even recognize her daughter.   

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-Kendall Demmons

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I grew up in Warsaw , Poland. I was born in 1934. I was only 5 years old when the Germans invaded my town, of 400,000 Jews. On November 16 the Germans built walls around Warsaw and we had no jobs or food, cutting us off from the outside world.
-Wyatt

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I am Eva Beem. I was 8 years old when the Germans invaded  Holland in May 1940. Me and my family decided to go into hiding. Me and my younger brother were sent to the village of Ermelo. A christian family took us in and gave us a new name and identity. I was known as Linnie de Witt. We were taken away in February 1944.

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I am Eva Beem. I was 8 years old when the Germans invaded  Holland in May 1940. Me and my family decided to go into hiding. Me and my younger brother were sent to the village of Ermelo. A christian family took us in and gave us a new name and identity. I was known as Linnie de Witt. We were taken away in February 1944.

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My name is Ebi Gruenblatt. Shortly after my seventeenth birthday in 1944, my family and I were arrested. My mother and I were sent to the labor camp Plazow and we were almost worked to death moving large boulders. When the allies started bombing, we were taken away by train to be killed, but the allies blew up the tracks and liberated us.

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I am Samuel Hiller. I was born in Cracow, Poland, but I grew up with a Christian woman because my parents were both murdered by the Nazis. I was only two when my mother escaped the death camp, so I don't know how it was like from experience. My mother tried to visit me, but she was shot on site.
-Written by Joseph Schwarz

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my name is Joshua Salman. I am from Vilna Lithuania. Me and my brother and my mother were thrown into jail, with no food or water. We were then taken by German mobile killing squads. (Karisa B)

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my name is Joshua Salman. I am from Vilna Lithuania. Me and my brother and my mother were thrown into jail, with no food or water. We were then taken by German mobile killing squads. (Karisa B)

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My name is Emmanuel Apler. I was born in Poland, but we were taken to a ghetto. My father was killed because he wouldn't do what the Germans wanted him to do. There is not much food here in the ghetto and people are starving. 

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My name is Emmanuel Apler. I was born in Poland, but we were taken to a ghetto. My father was killed because he wouldn't do what the Germans wanted him to do. There is not much food here in the ghetto and people are starving. 

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I was born in Vienna, Austria April 8, 1935. I grew up in a small German town close to the Dutch border. My father brought and sold cattle and my mother died when I was five. The Nazis came to power in Germany in 1933. During the early years  of the 🤬 regime, many Jewish-owned businesses were confiscated and Jews were barred from most professions.  In November 1938, after country-wide acts of terror and destruction were directed against Germany's Jews, Hanna's father was arrested and sent to prison.  The family was impoverished and trapped. Thousands died from starvation, disease, and exposure. Others were shot at the whim of the Nazis.  The Nazis rounded up their prisoners and gassed them in sealed transport vans. Hanna and other able-bodied workers were sent to a work camp. When the Russian army began advancing on the area, Hanna and other Jewish workers were shipped to labor camps in Germany. Forced to work at hard labor, Hanna was constantly cold, hungry and afraid. Realizing that Germany was losing the war, the camp commander arranged for his prisoners to be exchanged through the Red Cross. On May 3, 1945, seventeen year-old Hanna was sent to Sweden, and freedom. By Kylee M Tortorelli