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Sam Harris

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I am just awed at how brave Sam Harris was. HE WAS SIX YEARS OLD!!! Your in kindergarten at six years old! Your still learning addition at six years old! Speaking of learning the first question that I would ask  how he learned to read, write, and do math. Maybe one of the inmates was a teacher and would give him secret lessons. another question that I would ask him how hard was it to make friends. He probably spoke polish and it is hard to make friends if you speak a different language. The last question that I would ask him is how hard it was growing up. Since he probably didn't have a proper education he most likely struggled in school. Tat probably made it hard to get a good job and start a family.

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Aaron Elster

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Cipora Katz

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Diet Eman

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I feel bad for Diet Eman. I wonder how hard it was to go through the pain of the Holocaust, and then not have your husband to comfort you after. One thing that I would ask her is how they snuck all sixty of the Jews into the farms. Would they have the Jews sneak through the country with a map, or would they load them into the back of a very big car and say that they were delivering, "supplies" to the farmers. Another thing that I would ask her is what happened to her family during the Holocaust. If she had siblings were any of them still alive, or were they taken by the Gestapo too. The last question That I would ask her is what did she do while in a concentration camp. would she build buildings, or plant gardens, or even work in the salt mines.

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I first looked at Sam Harris's story, and I could just tell by the tone in his voice, he was really sad to be bringing all this up. I feel like I would not want to ask anyone questions about the Holocaust because I would never want them to bring up the dark times in their life. If I were to ask Sam a question, I think I would ask him how he managed to stay brave during everything? I mean his parents were taken when he was six, he only had his sibling. I would be devastated if I lost my parents, I don't know how he didn't cry in the camps.

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The first thing I am thinking about right after I watched Cipora Katz, is that somebody always has it worse than you. This proves it, I thought that Anne Frank had it bad, she had much more space that Cipora Katz had, and many other people had it even worse than her. I can tell, that this video was taken in multiple takes. They had to stop it when she started crying, and of course they expected this, they knew they were going to cry about all this, but they still did it to show that this can never happen again, and that the Holocaust hurt so many people. Anybody who went through the Holocaust is never going to forget any of it. I would ask her how she kept from crying. If I had no mom to hug, and my dad was dead and I didn't even realize, I would cry until we got caught, and I would want to die, I would want it to just be over. I would also ask her how did she get food. If anybody was watching the family that had put them in the potato silo would realize that they were bringing food to no one unless someone was hiding there.

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I think that Diet was more like you' ve got to stand up to the evil and you have to tell people this so it doesn't happen again. Cipora was kind of telling us her story and then how to make sure it doesn't happen again. I think what Diet did was brave she and her husband helped people even though they would get in trouble. Cipora was brave too. She didn't know her father was dead and she waited until she was safe no matter how scary it was. I would ask diet how she snuck all those people to the farms and how she gave them all the supplies. I would ask Cipora if she ever got scared in there and how she felt when she was saved by the Russian troops.

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Cipora katz story was sad because how her father died when she did not know since it was dark. I would ask her how was it the potato place and who was it in the ghetto.

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Sam's story was harsh because he at the of SIX YEARS OLD when he was in the concentration camp he was so brave. I would ask him that what he do in the camp and what did he do on the ship to Chicago. Another I would say is how your life in Poland and Chicago.

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Out of the 4 videos I watch Aaron Elster and Cipora Katz. In the story of Cipora Katz she talked about how she had to stay in a silo with family members and stay there with disease and illnesses. She stayed there for 1.5 year and when she got found she was 5 years old. I noticed that they were talking about the same death camp. In Aaron Elesters story he talks about his family member telling him to run away and go to where his sister is. When he stayed he was supposed to be staying there for 2 week but stayed there for 2 years. When the war was gone he never talked about his story and that tells you that how bad it was to live in those years. But he had to tell his story so when people see something wrong they to something about it.

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Diet Eman was very interesting  . If I asked something I would ask how did you stop from crying or did you just held it in so you would not be caught did your body just stop you. What did you think about HItler when you heard him on the radio.
What happened when the war was done were did you go and what did you do?

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The 4 videos I watched were interesting and very sad. What I saw was that it was horrible in those years. The thing that I learned about this awful time is 1, Diet Eman could trust no one since the germans were pretending to be ordinary good people which was sad, very sad. another from Cipora Katz is you lose family members in those times. One other from Aaron Elster stayed in the attic and rarely saw his sister, and he could not make a sound unless it rained! The last one from Sam Harris was that being sent to a concentration camp in a train was like being in a monster's belly which is scary.

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All of these survivors are so brave. I imagine it being so hard to put all of this behind you. All of their stories are crazy, the one that stood out to me the most was Cipora Katz. Similar to Aaron Screener, she was in hiding for 2 years! But, it wasn’t just a hiding spot, she described the Silo they were in as “like being sardines in a can.” She was only 5 when they went into hiding and 7 when The Russian soldiers saved them. I nearly cried when her little 5 year old self had not known her father was dead, she thought he was happy and alive, just a little sick. So every night, she would share her blanket with him, and snuggle up with him, until finally she realized he had passed.
A couple question I would ask her is did the people who owned the silo bring food to you on a regular basis? Or otherwise, how did you get food? I would also ask her if it was was easy to trust people after the Holocaust. Because I know that  Aaron again, said he didn’t talk to anyone after the Holocaust for at least 2 years. He said he really couldn’t trust anyone. I’m not sure if Cipora is still alive today, and if not, at least she got to tell her story.