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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 perspective help others face and overcome adversity?

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how can learning about multiple viewpoints and perspective help others face and overcome adversity?

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he is a homeless forean jew

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he gets put on a pick up truck and gets shot in his leg because he lied to all of them.

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they didnt want to listen to him or his story

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he was 15 or 16, the Germans arrived

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how did elie and the other Jews loose their rights?

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how did elie and the other Jews loose their rights?

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they were put into ghettos, they had to start wearing a yellow star, they couldn't travel or they would be shot, soldiers lived in there houses with them, they also had to give up all of their valuables.

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there were 80 people on the train car one person was in charge and if they would talk back or try and leave the train they would be killed, they were given a pail of water and two loaves of bread, thats all they were aloud to have

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why and how did they stay so optimistic? what truths did they ignore?

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why and how did they stay so optimistic? what truths did they ignore?

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mioshe the beadle
they ignore the rumor mill
the radio broadcast
they also ignored the final solution

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quote that stands out to me and explain it.

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quote that stands out to me and explain it.

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on page 30, "If you ask me, the whole business  of deportation is just a farce. Oh yes, don't laugh. The boches just want to steal our jewelry. They know we've buried everything, and that they'll have to hunt for it: it's easier when the owners are on holiday . . . ."

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what does it mean our eyes were opened to late ?

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what does it mean our eyes were opened to late ?

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they missed everything that went by the train window. all of the people on the train couldn't tell what was going by the window either if they were going into their death or if they were going to end up living.

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what was foreshadowed by Mrs shachter's vision?

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what was foreshadowed by Mrs shachter's vision?

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Mrs. Shachter is hallucinating and she is foreshadowing that the Jews are gonna burn she is also seeing flames burning.

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what did some of the passengers do to quiet mrs. Scachter? what would you have done?

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what did some of the passengers do to quiet mrs. Scachter? what would you have done?

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they tied her up and put something into her mouth to keep her quiet.

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the train stopped at kaschua a little town on the Czechoslovakia frontier.

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when questioned by the s.s officer, why did elie lie about his age and occupation?

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when questioned by the s.s officer, why did elie lie about his age and occupation?

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he lied about his age because he didn't want to leave his dads side he wanted to stand and walk along with his dad.

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what was the first horrifying sight that elie at first disbelieved?

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what was the first horrifying sight that elie at first disbelieved?

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the first horrifying sight that elie at first disbelieved was the anger he felt rising in him.

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explain what elie meant when he said never shall i forget these flames which consumed my faith forever?

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explain what elie meant when he said never shall i forget these flames which consumed my faith forever?

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what he meant by never shall i forget these flames which consumed my faith forever is that he will never forget everything that he saw during the fire watching all of the alive babies moms dads and all of the family members being thrown into the flames of the fire.

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how elie changed in a short time was watching all of them being treated like they were and how bad it was for everyone being separated from their families and having to walk into the fire in front of them.

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what was elie's first impression of Auschwitz after leaving Birkenau?

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what was elie's first impression of Auschwitz after leaving Birkenau?

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what was bela katz forced to do after he was chosen for his strengths?

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what was bela katz forced to do after he was chosen for his strengths?

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what formalities did the prisoners have to go through at the enterance to the camps?

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what formalities did the prisoners have to go through at the enterance to the camps?

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what sort of identification was used on the prisoners?

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what sort of identification was used on the prisoners?

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why was the prisoner in charge of eli's block removed from his position?

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why was the prisoner in charge of eli's block removed from his position?

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what were the prisoners' rations at each meal?

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what were the prisoners' rations at each meal?

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what is the irony of the gate that says arbeit mach frei?

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what is the irony of the gate that says arbeit mach frei?

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what were the objectives of the medical examinations 

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what were the objectives of the medical examinations 

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they wanted to see how there teeth were

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why were the jewish musicians not allowed to play music by beethoven 

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why were the jewish musicians not allowed to play music by beethoven 

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baytoven is german and they didnt want any of the jewish listening to them.

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describe one of idek's bouts of madness 

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describe one of idek's bouts of madness 

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he beat up a elie he seen a person having intercourse with him and he took it out on elie and her father was beaten because he couldnt march correctly.

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how did elie intially avoid losing his gold crown 

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how did elie intially avoid losing his gold crown 

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dentist said he was sick and to come back in three days he went back the dentist gave him a deal if you give me this gold crown i will give you food and he told them no aron took all of his cold crowns anyway and he was killed anyway

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whom did elie meet years later on the paris metro?

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whom did elie meet years later on the paris metro?

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a young boy.

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what happened when elie refused to give his crown to franek what was the end result 

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what happened when elie refused to give his crown to franek what was the end result 

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describe the scene with the soup cauldrons.

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describe the scene with the soup cauldrons.

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he went to the unattended soup and he ended up getting shot for doing so

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during one of the preliminary ceremonies for a hanging what did juliek whisper to elie? what does this suggest?

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during one of the preliminary ceremonies for a hanging what did juliek whisper to elie? what does this suggest?

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he said when is this gonna be over
he wanted his food and while they are waiting all they are is showing death to all of the people waiting for food and all they care about is their food and when are they getting it.

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during one hanging elie and the other prisoners cred. what made this hanging different from others?

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during one hanging elie and the other prisoners cred. what made this hanging different from others?

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13 the boy was close to elies age he was being tortured for information and still wouldnt give it up he stayed there for 30 minutes his body didnt have enough weight to weigh him down to were the rope would just snap his neck.

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how does what happen to his father change him?

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how does what happen to his father change him?

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he thought he was done for his dad survived faith started to come back into elie soul because his dad survived.

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lost faith and completly gave up its not a surpise during the next election that he would survive

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why does elie need the infirmary what happens what theme connection can you make,

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why does elie need the infirmary what happens what theme connection can you make,

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his foot became infected and need operated on, he gets warm bread he got sheets for the first time, they showed him hope and that he was being treated like a human, if you dont get out the infirmary your just gonnna get shot.

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what big decision does elie have to make and what is decided and why? what was ironic because of this.

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what big decision does elie have to make and what is decided and why? what was ironic because of this.

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he decised to leave and get to stay with his dad outside of the infirmary, they wanted to take chances on walking the death march. the people that stay in the infirmary they were liberated two days after.

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during chapter 3 I believe what they did and how they went on about it was right, as elie and his dad being separated really took a turn on elie he did not believe in faith nor did he believe in god. elie changed in a short period of time he would be forced to sit there and watch all of the other families being separated. Also during chapter 3 elie kept repeating never shall I ever and what he meant by that is he shall never forget these flames which consumed his faith, also that he would never forget what he saw during the fire watching all of the alive children infants and toddlers being thrown into the fire the moms and dads and multiple other family members being thrown in as well.