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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 viewpoint and perspective help others face and overcome adversity?

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How can learning about multiple viewpoint and perspective help others face and overcome adversity?

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1.) Who was Moishe?
2.) What happened to him? Was deported
3.) How did people react to his story?
4.) What changed in 1944? Germans arrive, hungry
5.) How did Elie and the other Jews lose their rights?
Had a curfue, had give valuables, got fenced in
6.) Why & how did they stay so optimistic? what truths did they ignore?
1.) Guy went to a meeting 2.) They knew about the final solution 3.) stayed optomistic
7.) What were the train conditions like?
80 people to a cattle car and given 2 loaves of bread and water

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In the passage it states "Anyone who will be found to have kept any of these will be shot on the spot" or "If anyone goes missing, you will be shot on the spot like dogs." This was a repeated phase threw out chapter 2 and was a tactic the Nazi had to kept the Jews in line and to keep them scared.

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The expression "'Jews, Listen to me' she cried. 'I see fire! Flames huge flames " This is repeated 3/4 more times in chapter two because when they get there they see what shes talking about.

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In page 28 it says "In the air, the smell of burning flesh" I wondered what the last truck of Jews felt when they got out and had this horrible smell going into their lungs. How did they fell about ignoring the ladies warning about the fire

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Eliezer was dehumanized and this is how "Infants were tossed into the air and used as targets for the Machine Guns." This was only one of the many actions that happened but this out of all of them disgusted me the most.

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A boy called "Moche the Beadle" and he lived in a home town in Transylvania at the begging of the story which is in narrators town and was under the control of Hungarians. At the end of the chapter he escaped to tell the town the the Nazis planed on doing. "Moche the Beadle was able to escape? by a miracle."

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In page 7 the author wrote "and tears, like drops of wax flowed from his eyes" "He closed his eyes, as if to escape time." Are 2 quotes from the text in chapter 1 on page 7

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1.) What does it mean 'our eyes were opened too late'?
When the author put 'our eyes were opened too late' he was meaning he didn't believe or realize but he does now and wont let things slide.

2.) What foreshadowing by Mrs. Shachter's vision?
Mrs Shachter's foreshadowing was over the fact that she saw fire and there was none. When they got to the concentration plant there was plenty of fire and they all realized she wasn't lying.

3.) What did some of the passengers do to quiet Mrs. Shachter? What would you have done?
The passengers would start hitting her until she shut up. I would try and console her and explain that there was no fire.

4.) Where did the train stop?

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1.) When questioned by the S.S officer, why did Elie lie about his age and occupation?
He lied because a prisoner told him because if he didn't he would be a test subject.

2.) What was the first horrifying sight that Elie at first disbelieved?
Throwing babies into the fire after they got off the truck.

3.) Explain what Elie ment when he said, "Never shall I forget these flames which consumed my faith forever."
That after witnessing the kid being burned alive hes questioned his faith.

4.) How had Elie changed in a short time.
He didn't want to defend his father but he did to stay loyal because he doesn't want to see his dad but scared and faith consumed him.

5.) What was Elie's first impression of Auschwitz after leaving Birkenau?

6.) What was Bela Katz forced to do after he was chosen for his length?

7.) What formalities did the prisioners have to go through at the enterance to the camps?

8.) What sort of identification was used on the prisioner?

9.) Why was the prisioner in charge of Elie's block removed from his position?

10.) What were the prisoners ration at each meal?

11.) What is irony of the gate that says Arbeit Mach Frei?

12.) Where is he by the end of chapter 3?

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I believe that in the story when the author put "Then as if waking from a dead sleep, he slapped my father with such force that he fell down and crawled back to his place on all fours." That the author was truly scared, normally you would stand up for your family and protect them. Instead he stood and watched as his father fell from just one slap which made him realize, that place has already changed him so much in only a few days.

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At the beginning of the chapter they had to place the little of their belongings they had left in a wagon along with there final illusions, and the family was still together. (Page 29) "The beloved objects we had carried with us from place to place were now left behind in the wagon and, with them, finally our illusions. At the end of the chapter they were at a new camp called "Buna" where as they walked in Iron gates closed behind them locking them in. (Page 46) "After 4 hours, we arrived at the new camp: Buna. The iron gate closed behind us." At this point they were sorted and long on there way to freedom but they no longer had any personality, they all looked the same, were scared, and didn't have actual names anymore.

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"Never shall I forget..." He said this 6 times in a row. Was his point to say hes traumatized and these things were graved into his brain, or to clarify he didn't want to forget what this word can get away with. I believe he wanted his audience to realize it was all of i but then i sit there and think what if that's just how I took it.. What if he was truly just scared and thought he'd never forget.

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1.) What were the objectives of the medical examinations?
2.) Why were the German musicians not able to listen to German music?
3.) Describe one of Idek's bouts of madness.
4.) How did Elie initially avoid loosing his gold crown
5) Whom did Elie meet years later on the Paris metro?
6.) What happens when Elie refuses to give his crown to Franek? What was the end result?
7.) Describe the scene with soup cauldrons.
8.) During one of the preliminary "ceremonies" for a hanging, what did Juliek whisper to Elie? What does that suggest?
9.) During one hanging, Elie and other prisoners cried. What made this hanging different from others?

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On page 84 the author tells us about how he woke up not being able to put weight on his foot and that it was swollen. After having a surgery they were raided and in stead of staying at the place he left to stay with his father and his wound.

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"behind me I heard the same man asking: 'for god sake where is god?' and from within me, I heard a voice answer: 'where he is? There is where-- hanging here from this gallows...'" The author say this figuratively because god himself isn't actually there he just suggest he is sense hes making these people suffer.

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Page 62 Misc 5 Literary Device notice and note

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Page 62 Misc 5 Literary Device notice and note

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"Long live liberty! My curse on Germany! My curse! MY--" you may wonder how this is literary its literary because it is the author persuasion. The author feels that Jews had to witness each other be killed in many ways yet Germans and other don't so he wants to "curse" them for the sins they are committing and getting away with. That is how I see it anyways.

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Page 54 Quotes 6 Personality & Explanation

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Page 54 Quotes 6 Personality & Explanation

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"Idek was on edge, he had trouble restraining himself. Suddenly he exploded. The victim this time was my father." The personality is he was a young boy who grew up living this way and now that hes older this is his normal. So he can get irritated easy when people don't do as there told and lashes out easier then he should or would previously which is what the author was probably thinking.

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I believe that Eliezer would've been happy if he would have stayed at the infirmary because on page 83 the author states" After the war, I learned the fate of those who had remained in the infirmary. They were, quite simply, liberated by Russians, two days after the evacuation." Meaning that he would've been free and could've helped try and save the other Jews like his father.

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I believe the author was fully in shock and horror because in the story he says (page 83) "I tore my blanket and wrapped it around my foot" which he said after telling his readers that his surgery opened and the snow under him was turning red although he couldn't feel the cold (Page 82) "My wound reopened and was bleeding: the snow under my feet turned red" so even though he was in much pain he kept moving and made sure to stay with the Jews who were healthy.

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Section 7 (Pages 98 - 103)
1.) How did Elie again help his father when they were on the train?
2.) Describe the scene Elie witnessed between the father and son.

3.) How many got out of the wagon? Where had they arrived?

Section 8
1.) Explain how the father/son roles have been reversed in the case of Elie and his father.

2.) Why was Elie’s father being beaten?
3.) What did Elie think of the advice given to him by the head of the block?
4.) What happened to each of them at the end of this chapter?

Section 9
1.) Why does he say, "I shall not describe my life durring that period. It no longer mattered" (113)
2.) What happened on April 5th?
3.) What was the resistance movement? What were they trying to accomplish?

4.) What did the prisoners do when they were freed?

5.) What is ironic about his liberation?

6.) What did Elie see in the mirror the first time he looked at himself? How is this symbolic to why he tells his story?

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At the beginning of Chapter 6 was "icy wind and blowing violently. " They still marched even though it was cold and the SS officers made them run quicker.

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Chapter 7 "Pressed tightly against one another, in a effort to resist the cold, our heads empty and heavy, our brains a whirl wind of decaying memories." The prisoner's were squished into a cattle cart keeping each other warm as they were deprived of sleep and starving. The nights grew longer, was never ending.

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Chapter 8 "At the entrance of the camp, SS officers were waiting for us. we were counted. Then we were directed to the Appleplatz. The orders were given over the loud speakers: ' from rank fives! Groups of one hundred! 5 steps forward!'" The prisoners waited in form until the rank was listed and took however steps were told.

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In chapter 9 at the beginning they were now at a different concentration camp " I remained in Buchenwald until April, 11. I shall not describe my life during that period. It no longer mattered. Since my fathers death, nothing mattered to me anymore. I was transferred to the children's block, where there were six hundred of us. " While Elie waited for April 11 he would rather not talk about because he was quietly morning his father, in his own way. He was also transferred to be with the kids and there was only 600 of them now.

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Chapter 9 "Three days after the liberation of Burchenwald, I became very ill: some form of poisoning. I was transferred to a hospital and spent two weeks between life and death. One day when I was able to get up, I decided to look at myself, since the ghetto. From the depths of the mirror, a corpse was contemplating me. The look in his eyes as he gazed at me has never left me. " Elie was transferred to an hospital from a poisoning that made him so sick he wasn't able to get up. One day he did and looked himself in the mirror. He was so drained and ill looking he seen himself as a corpse, and from that day forward he remembers the look he gave himself which he described as a gaze.