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I chose this because it shows that though horrible things were happening. There was still hope, and the Bernstein’s were hanging on.

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The term “forced labor and extermination camp” frightened me. It is an accurate but horrible term to describe the camps.

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I chose this because even in times of war there is joy and hope.

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I chose this because it must have been incredibly devastating to have war right outside. G7bs constantly being shot and your neighbors being killed.

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Even after aushwitz, Michael is still paranoid and constantly worried that he will be separated from his mother again. I chose this because it shows the lasting affect aushwitz can have on a young child

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Even after the war, there was still antisemitism in Europe. Even after they returned to their hometown they felt unwelcome.

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I picked this passage because of the sheer horror the children must have felt. In aushwitz, even simple things like going to the bathroom at night had been taken away and the thought of disobeying was to scary to even think about.

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This helped me realize how poor the living conditions were at aushwitz. Even a simple cold, that most could just brush off could kill. People were so sick and near death already from the conditions, a cold would be a finishing blow on most  .

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I think it was as if they were from a different planet. Nobody else had experienced anything like this in all of history.

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After the holocaust not everything was happy ever after. People were malnourished, sick, dying, or mourning.