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In these books, images, movies, etc. we have talked about grief, and how it effects people in different ways. An example of a type of grief is anger in grief, for example in Schindler's list, when Schindler was crying he kept repeating "I could've saved one more" and he goes on about how he wasted his money on things that could've saved more people, as he was saying "This car, ten people.." and "This ring, two people.." He started to break down realising how many people died and wishing he could've saved more. He was mad.

Another example of grief, which is sadness, but extreme sadness. in the book, or the movie. The Boy in Stripped Pyjamas. In the end of the book we have Bruno's mother realising his son has just gone into the gas chambers and passed, she was screaming and was crying her eyes out and grabbing onto his clothes. She also collapsed to the floor.

Another example of what grief can look like is the Soldiers mourning when their friends passed, you can see in the image, they all look very numb, and look like they don't have any emotion. Just as if they're accepting whats happened.

Grief can look very different in many ways, like anger, sadness or even feeling numb and having no emotion, it can vary between everyone. War had a major impact on many people to go through grief

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These soldiers are mourning when their friends passed, they would form a primary circle of mourners

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This 10-12 year old girl is grieving the death of her sister, which was caused by a strafing German Aircraft

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For the Fallen is a poem by Laurence Binyon 1914

in the poem, for the first world war, we see many signs of grief as it speaks of "England mourns for her dead", "upon our tears" and remembrance day.

This poem is about the dead, and remembering and grieving about them.

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In the final scene of Schindler's List when he say's "I could've saved one more." he began to cry when he realised how many people died. He's grieving from this.

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Singer David Draiman has a grandmother who was in a Nazi concentration camp and lost many of her friends and family in the holocaust. The song grieves that died, remembers them and asks it never happen again.

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"Never Again" is the sixth track from American metal band Disturbed's fifth album, .

The song deals with the Holocaust and is especially directed against those who deny it. Singer David Draiman who is from Jewish ancestry had personal reasons to write this song, as he explains in this podcast:

And I look at my grandmother, who still has the tattoo on her left forearm, and I realize that an entire generation, the last generation of people who are living who can say "This actually happened to me," are about to be lost to us. And I just wanted to do something that let it be known that this is something that was real, something that happened, and it not only affected the Jewish people, it affected many people, but it's certainly something that shouldn't be forgotten.

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"Never Again" is the sixth track from American metal band Disturbed's fifth album, . The song deals with the Holocaust and is especially directed against those who deny it.

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The Boy in Stripped Pyjamas by John Boyne

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The Boy in Stripped Pyjamas by John Boyne

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In the end of 'The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas" Bruno's mother is suffering from grief from his son going into the gas chambers and passing away.

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Roger waters father had passed away in WWII, he wrote this song when he was grieving the loss of his father.

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"When The Tigers Broke Free", written by Roger Waters, was originally planned to be a song on . However, it was scrapped due to other band members claiming it was "too personal." The song was split into two parts for the movie of "The Wall" with the first half of the song opening the film, as the camera pans over a soldier, in a foxhole. Later in the film, an adolescent Pink finds the scroll as the second half of the song plays. It later appeared on the soundtrack to the film of the same name. From 2002, however, all issues of The Final Cut have included this track as the 4th in the track listing.

Within the story of The Wall, Pink feels betrayed by his country and those in power for sending his father to war and subsequently treating his sacrifice as just another statistic.

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When the Tigers Broke Free Lyrics: It was just before dawn one miserable / Morning in black Forty-Four / When the forward commander was told to sit tight / When he asked that his men be withdrawn / And the Generals