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Sophie was a German teenage girl that was sensitive and a talented artist. She "longed for individuality and independence" she also loved music. I found helpful information in paragraphs 1 and 3.

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Bruno was a young German boy who's dad was part of the Nazi's.  He was a quiruos and observant boy in paragraph 13 he says "I'd never noticed before" when he was talking about his and his friend Shmeul's hand. Bruno's hand was heathy and full of life while Shmuel's was very bony and you could see the veins it proves that Bruno lives a healthier life.

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Raoul Wallenberg was a Swedish architect, diplomat and humanitarian. "Wallenberg risked his career and life to save nearly 100,000 Hungarian Jews from death during the Holocoust". As paragraph 3 says.

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Fred Korematsu was a Japanese-American who was born in Oakland California. He decided to defy the order, he went into hiding when he was supposed to go to the internment camps, as paragraph 5 says.

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The main conflict in this situation is that Sophie didn't always agree with Hitler and the way that he wanted to teach students how to be good Nazis and nothing else. She had her own point of views that her teachers didn't agree with it would end up with and argument or discussion.

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Bruno's main conflict was when Lieutenant Kotler came in the room and  cought Shmuel's and Bruno eating chicken. Lieutenant said to Shmuel "Did you steal something from that fridge" in paragraph 42. It was up to Bruno to save himself or Shmuel from trouble and defended himself.

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The main conflict Raul Wallenberg was the 100,000 Hungarian Jews  that during the holocaust. It says in paragraph 3"  Wallenberg risked his
career and life to save in nearly 100,000 Hungarian Jews from death during the holocaust, he created an elaborate system to fool and intimidate the Nazis and Flashy, false "protective passports" saved people from being transported to the death camps.

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Fred Korematsu main conflict was when he was finally arrested in May 1942 and convicted of defying the government order. He fought the case all the way to the Supreme Court however they ruled against him, he was later send to an internment camp in Utah. I found this information in paragraph 6.

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How did Sophie respond to that conflict?

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How did Sophie respond to that conflict?

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Sophie responded to this conflict by gathering a group of people and called themselves "The White Rose" this group of people were anti Nazis. Even though they striked in a non-violent way by using letters the Nazis felt threatened by there actions. I found helpful information in an article Sophie Scholl- Resistance.

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Bruno didn't respond even though he wanted to respond with a "yes" like it says in paragraph 47 however he was just as terrified as Shmuel like it also states in 47.

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Raoul responded by smuggling Jews to safe places instead of death camps. "He created and elaborate system to fool and intimidate the Nazis". As paragraph 3 says.

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Fred Korematsu responded by fighting the case all the way to the Supreme Court but they ruled against him. I found this information in paragraph 6. This tells me that he knew that what they did was wrong and racist and he couldn't just stay there withought a fight even if he didn't win It.

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What I learned from Sophie's story is that not every time that you stand for what you believe is going to go the right way, but that bravery and courage will always be a challenge but it's okay because sometimes your point of views will make a difference in the future and at least your legacy will be will be known in a positive way.

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I learned from Bruno that you should always be curious to find out what really is happening like paragraph 14 he was wondering why Shmuel's hand looked like it.

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What can we learn from Raoul Wallenberg?

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What can we learn from Raoul Wallenberg?

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I learned that even with an amount of a few people you can still make a difference. Sometimes you also have to sacrifice a couple of things but it is worth it to do the right thing. You will be remembered in the future as a hero.

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What I learned from Fred Komatsu was that you always need to stand up for what you think is right and all that work and sacrifice may be rewarded in the future. I believe that if you really believe in something you need to be able to do whatever it takes to get there.