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The thing that struck me the most was the hair because its gross a

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The hair struck me the most because I remember in the book it saying when they cut hair off they would shave their heads but also cut their skin.

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one thing that got me was just seeing all those dead people in piles and

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One thing that really got to me was when they were throwing the bodies on each other in stacks before they put them in the crematoria. Another thing is, it surprised me how he went back to the camp and actually talked about his experience in the camp. I don't think I would ever be able to go back to a place where I was almost died and my family's death place.

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One thing that struck me the most was that they burned their bodys to get rid of the evidence of how many people they have killed.

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when you saw all the kids get killed

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One part that hit me really hard is when they were talking about the teens and kids and babies that died. That part hit me the most because I could never imagine being so young and just being murdered and tortured because of your ethnicity/religion. I know for a fact I would never be able to survive and be as strong as some of the kids my age were.

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The thing that struck me was how skinny all those people were.

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The hair was the hardest for me because it was gross

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the part that hit me the hardest was when it said that children and babies were killed.I think tat this is so unfair because they didn't even know what was coming and they didn't know what they did before they died.

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I think what stuck out to me most was the part when they went to show us all the babies that were dead. This stuck out to me because those babies had so much more to live for. Also that they were just babies and had done nothing wrong. Lastly they were just infants and they were so helpless and not being able to do anything makes me so sad.

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One think the struck me the most was the baby cloths. This struck me because I don’t knwo how you could take a child’s life at such a young age and their mothers along with them just because of their religion it truly is disturbing.

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The thing that struck me was seeing all the dead bodies and seeing how skinny they was because of how they were treated not having food and their item that were left behind

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The thing that struck me the most was probably just the fact that he would visit Auschwitz again even after everything he has seen. And my reaction was more surprised because it's not like it's scary looking, it's just scary thinking about everything that had happened there. He watched friends and family starve, hang, and burn and he had the guts to go back and think about the horrifying memories.

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What stood out to me the most had been all the dead bodies and all of the items left behind by those who had been murdered. It makes me feel horrible to know that people had the idea to kill other people. In the end we are all human, and it's wrong for other humans to kill others for just the mere reason of religion.

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What struck m was the way from dying from starvation. it didn't look healthy and is a horrible way to die.

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I think the most haunting thing was all that hair, and that just sick. They used all type of things the Nazi use from rope to pillows. This is what it comes to, killing innocent people who they hate for losing the Great War and that is just wrong. The Jews had it bad in history from the Black Death to Spain huge exile and conversion but this is the worst thing that the climax of their story can give. The Nazi are sick people that ever live.

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The whole thing struck me really.  The horror and pain all of those innocent people had to go through is unexplainable. If I had to choose one thing that struck me hardest it would be the gas chambers. I say the gas chambers because what they did to those people is just terrible, tricking everyone into thinking they get a nice, warm shower. It was not even a quick death, but a long, slow death where each and every human being had to go through excruciating pain such as suffocation. Also, it made me sick to know that afterwards when everyone is dead they stick them in the crematorium in which they burn.

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after watching the video i can pick out one thing that struck me the most would be when i saw the dead bodies i had reacted in no way because sometime in your life you are going to see something like that or less worst

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One thing that struck me after watching the video was the surplus amount of people at Auschwitz alone that they killed every day. Seeing the actual people from the video recordings they showed, shocked me and made me realize that just because one person doesn't like a certain religion, they can spread it around massively and change how people feel about that religion and the people that practice it.

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After watching the video the one thing that really struck me was all of the baby clothes and finding out that the babies, and their mothers, were immediately sent into the gas chambers. I just could not believe how grown men could sit there and let innocent children die. What also struck me was when Elie was talking about everything that the children could have become or done at one point in their lives. It was very sad to think about all of the potential that the children could have had and the fact that it was taken away at the point of a finger. The last thing that struck me was the fact that it was not a painless death, I had always imagined that the people just fainted and then the gass killed them, I did not realize that it was a slow death and the people basically suffocated.

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After watching the video, one thing that stuck out to me was all of the possessions of the people that passes away in Auschwitz. So many of the shoes, clothes, or other items meant so much to those people. There were things of poor people and things of rich people, but they were all thrown into one big pile. Another thing about this is how none of the people knew what their future was going to be, so they packed their best clothes and items to just be deprived of them right at the beginning.

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After watching the video, one thing that stuck out to me most was all the baby clothes. I find it shocking how innocent lives were taken. They had no chance to grow up at all. They had not experienced life. I think the fact that people younger than me is just terribly sad. I mostly had the reaction because the babies death just shows how ruthless the Nazis were.

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After watching the video, the one thing that stuck out to me was how babies were automatically killed. They didn't even have a chance to see the world and live it. I feel bad for the parents who had to experience their children's death. Also knowing that the mothers weren't separated, but killed at the same time made me feel even more sorry for them. The amount of baby clothes on display shocked me also because it showed, on average, how many babies weren't able to survive the Holocaust, or even get a chance at life.

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One thing that struck me the most is the baby clothes. However even above the baby clothes was the fact that money/power didnt even factor into the killing. For example, you could be a millionaire and they would still kill you in the blink of an eye. You could be the smartest person alive and you would be treated the same as a poor person. This really struck me because I feel like now people think that they can buy there way out of things or avoid them by using their social ranking or class, in the Holocaust none of that mattered and it shocks me.

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After watching the video one thing that struck me was when they showed all the belongings from people who have died and when they showed the kids clothes and told how they would kill all the kids/babies once they arrived. Also the mothers wouldn't be separated and instead would usually be killed with their kids. I reactacted by thinking to myself saying what human can just kill little children or even kill a person and I felt very sad and sorry about the things some of people would do in the world to other all because they believe in different thing or they look different.

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After watching the video ¨ Oprah at Auschwitz¨, the one thing that stuck out to me was all of the shoes, hair, suitcases, and clothing that was left behind. What I mean by ¨left behind¨ is left instead of burned or thrown away. Seeing the millions of clothing and accesories showed me how many people have suffered.

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One thing that really stuck out to me was all of the shoes. Like Elie said Imagine all the` stories that went with all of the shoes.

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One thing that stuck out to me the most was all of the dead bodies and the tanks with hair, shoes, ect. This stuck out to me because it's not everyday you see an innocent persons dead body. There were so many and they were killed for absolutely no reason.

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One thing that struck me the most was all of the little baby clothes. This struck out to me because it's horrible how they killed newborn babies and they didn't even know that they were going to be killed.

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One thing that struck me the most is how Eli Wiesel agreed to walk his path of Auschwitz with Oprah and explain how he felt during each time. Watching him point in directions and share what he remembered about each spot in Auschwitz really surprised me. Most Holocaust survivors write about their memory of the event, but to go back to the place where you witnessed death, starvation, and beating of not only others, but yourself It truly shocked me how strong he was to walk his trail. You could hear a little bit of unsteadiness in Eli's voice, showing how heart stabbing this was to him. I truly thought that it was amazing for him to give such a great explanation of his experience and how it affected him during the time.

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The that struck me the most was all the dead bodies, I felt bad for the people because they were innocent and especially the kids because they still had a future ahead of them.

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The one thing that struck me the most out of all of this was the shoes and hair and dead bodies that they showed. All of the people that walked in those shoes and all the hair that was once on a victims head.

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After watching the video, the one thing that struck me was the amount of people killed each day just in that one camp. I was also struck by how people would rather be killed than go to block 11 because of the torture they would face. The first thing struck me because the members of the SS were fine with killing innocent people because that was what they were told. The second part struck me because these people had been trying their best to survive but if they had to go to block 11 they would rather die.

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The dead bodies just made everything the worst. Seeing the dead bodies and their faces just made my stomach hurl. Like why put that in a documentary? I report that as mature content. Though, when I saw the dead bodies I turned away for most of it. Their faces were just. .absolutely not.

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After watching the video the thing that struck out to me most was how they would automatically kill young jewish babies. To me this was terrible because they didn't even get a chance at life. They didn't get to see what the world was they were just killed. Most of the mothers would not separate from their children and would've been killed along with them. They would either be shot if they wouldn't let their children go or sent to the gas chambers with the children. What also stuck out is how they were sent to the gas chamber and slowly killed. I thought the gas chambers were quick deaths but they actually slowly suffocated and died around 15 minutes. This all made me feel sad and angered that the human race could do such horrible things to such innocent people. It's truly sickening.

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One thing that struck out the most was all of the hair. I was really shocked at all the hair because there was so much, there was about 7 tons.

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Something that really struck me while watching the video was how scarred Elie was from the horror that he saw at Auschwitz. There were some parts of the camp where he was so scarred that he couldn't talk about it, and he didn't want to talk about it.

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Something that really struck to me was when they showed all the children and babies stuff. It was very sad knowing that none of them survived.

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The thing that struck out the most to me was the massive amount of hair because of how many people those belonged to.

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One thing that stuck out to me was all the clothes, specifically the part with the childrens' clothes and shoes. Also how they were talking about the possible futures of those kids. Stuff like finding a cure for diseases like cancer, or they could've been very famous. These kids could've grown up into something amazing, but didn't even get a chance to live.

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What stuck out to me most was where the doctor performed the experiments on the jews its sad how painful it must have been. They testing toxic materials to find out the best way to kill them. They were basically lab rats.

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What struck me the most was the children that died

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One thing that struck me the most was the crematoria because it shows that, since they destroyed it before the Russians liberated the camps, it shows that they know what they were doing is wrong and that they shouldn't have done it.

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One thing that struck out to me the most was when they passed by the crematorium where his mother and sister were burned. This stuck out to me because I could never imagine having to go through the terrible experience of knowing my family is dead. When I saw that, I felt so bad for him and his father.

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After watching the video, one thing that struck out to me was all of the children and baby clothes. This struck out to me most because when the children and babies got there they went right to the gas chambers and their mothers went with them.

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One of the things that struck me the most was the gas chambers. I had a bad reaction because they didn't tell them they were going to die. All they did was tell them they were all getting showers. Also It said that it felt like they were suffocating. This was very sad because you would watch people dying in a cramped room and you would see everyone falling in front of you. FInally this was sad because they would pick random people to die based on if they looked healthy enough to work.

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When looking and watching the video I felt hurt, sad, angered and so many more emotions. I have been learning about the Holocaust for a long time. And I still cannot grasp the fact of how terrible it was. The Holocaust was such a terrible time and so many innocent people lost their lives. The thing that really struck me was all the bundles of hair they had. I understand a tiny bit if cutting the hair was a sanitary thing. But it wasn't. They sold the hair!!!! They packaged it up and sold it. That is just beyond gross and completely disgusting and ridiculous. I could never imagine doing that or even know people who have.

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What really struck me a the gas chambers. I always new about them and Zyklon-B but I thought it was a painless death. The inmates would actually slowly suffocate, and have to watch others drop over a span of 15 minutes.