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Mrs. Schächter probably was panicking because she got separated from her other family or like we said in class she might be low on oxygen since there is only a couple bared windows in the truck with 80 people.

They didn't go by their own names anymore. The peoples names were numbers.

Elie told Stein that his family was alive so Stein could keep living and being happy instead of being miserable.

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1.they were treated really bad :(
2.that's so weird "Jewish ghettos'' ?
3.they burned babies, that so inhuman!!!
4. Jews had to wear a yellow star to be recognized
5. What would have happened if they could have been warned by the police friend through the window, with more time for them to flee before they were all arrested?

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1. They burned babies, thats awful.
2. He compared the camp to "The antechamber of hell.
3. A gypsy "clouted" his father?

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1. instead of using the people’s names they gave them numbers to name them, with no name it gives them no sense of identity showing how much they mean nothing (top of 28)

2. “to live as long as god himself” page 22 (bottom) a metaphor

3. “through the blue tinged skylights i could see the darkness gradually fading” is imagery

4. not knowing where his (eli) mother and sister were is scary but still had to have hope that they were alive

5. i understand why eli and his father took the strangers advice, they were afraid and if they didn’t an other scary outcome could’ve happened; im guessing the man wanted to help them for the better

6. eli and his father had felt that as if that day to them was the longest from everything they’ve been through “ 24, an hour, simply an hour, 60 minutes”

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1. I thought that they were going to die because they were headed to the fire.
2. If they were to young they would get burned and if they were too old then they would also get burnt.
3. They treat them as animals

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1. when the man asked them a question about what happened in 1944 they didn't know

2. they would burn babies in a crematorium

3. the soldier told them to take two steps from the pit so they didn't get burned

4. the man told them to say a different age because if you are to old to work you get burned and if you are to young you get burned

5. they treat them really bad

6. Eliezer lied to stein and told him his wife and kids are still alive to make Eliezer to feel better

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1.why does the guy want them to lie about their age

2.the officer would decide if you were to get cremated or not

3. elie and his father probably don't know that the mom and the daughters are most likely gonna die

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1.) Are Jewish ghettos the same thing as an American ghetto

2.) They weren't able to know if there was big trouble coming or not because the person who'd warn them disappeared

3.) All the ladies who baked and made food and gathered drinks weren't able to take what they made with them because they were basically forced to come out of their homes and not able to go back and get the things they needed or wanted to

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When rereading the book again, I think about how much this changes Eliezer throughout the event. Seeing how he became a husk in so little time is insane. Also, the people want to believe that their families/friends are alive and doing ok, when the reality is that deep down they know thats not the case.

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1. They had a crematorium where babies are burned, as well as an adult crematorium where Elie and his father were to be burned.

2. They treat them as if they were animals or believe that they are a race inferior to the Germans.

3. The only person who treated them like mere humans was a young Pole, the prisoner in charge, who smiled at them and nicely started talking to them about where they were.

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1.He almost died in the fire until the Angel of Death or Dr. Mengele pointed to his left to the barracks
2. Elie and his dad were stripped from their clothes and were shaved for a tiny bit he had a bit of joy seeing who had survived
3. When Elie and his father took a shower in the barracks they were covered in petrol and took a shower
4.When Elie's dad asked where the lavatories to the guard he was slapped because the guard looked at him like an animal
5. They are being treated like animals or dogs
6.They were given new clothes and they had Black Coffee when they woke up and for lunch they had thick soup
6. They were given tattoos Elie's was A-7713 and he had no other name
7. A man named Stein was looking for them he was a relative of theirs Elie recognized him but his dad did not Stein asked about his family and Elie just said that they were alive keeping Stein happy for the following time he visited them he brought them food and gave them advice and then one day he was being transported to see his family he was excited they did not see him again