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Helga Weiss painted this picture of what she had to go through in the camp. 

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"I asked Helga whether it had felt wonderful to be liberated," said Butterfield. "She said, no, it was not that special because by that point she was so ill and had seen so many terrible things it was hard to feel anything." Helga  grew up Jewish and on one day her father was taken to Auschwitz soon killed not long after helga and her mother were taken as well where Helga was able to fool the Nazi’s by lieing about her age and saying that she was fit to work, this resistance made helga survive the Holocaust and become an artist to show others her horrible experience. 

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"I asked Helga whether it had felt wonderful to be liberated," said Butterfield. "She said, no, it was not that special because by that point she was so ill and had seen so many terrible things it was hard to feel anything." Helga  grew up Jewish and on one day her father was taken to Auschwitz soon killed not long after helga and her mother were taken as well where Helga was able to fool the Nazi’s by lieing about her age and saying that she was fit to work, this resistance made helga survive the Holocaust and become an artist to show others her horrible experience. 

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Helga Weiss painting of her experience of the Nazi concentration camps. 

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Helga Weiss 3 days before she was taken to the concentration camps. 

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After the resistance and fooling Helga survived the Holocaust and got to live her life in Prague as an artist. The Nazi’s never found out and Helga never recieved punishment. 

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After the resistance and fooling Helga survived the Holocaust and got to live her life in Prague as an artist. The Nazi’s never found out and Helga never recieved punishment. 

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The impact was that Helga survived the Holocaust and got to share her awful experience with others and now we can learn about the awful treatments and can honor the lives that were lost.

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The impact was that Helga survived the Holocaust and got to share her awful experience with others and now we can learn about the awful treatments and can honor the lives that were lost.

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Thorpe, Vanessa. “The schoolgirl who survived the Holocaust by fooling the Nazis”. The Guardian, 15 Oct 2011, https://www.theguardian.com/world/2011/oct/16/schoolgirl-who-fooled-the-nazis. Accessed 14 February 2022Cochrane, Kira. “My diary of a Nazi death camp childhood”. The Guardian, 2 Feb 2013, https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2013/feb/22/helga-weiss-diary-nazi-death-camp. Accessed 14 February 2022

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On Auschwitz 1944, Helga and her mother fooled the Nazi’s and was able to work in the camp for 10 days but was at3 different camps. But was released on May 5, 1945.

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On Auschwitz 1944, Helga and her mother fooled the Nazi’s and was able to work in the camp for 10 days but was at3 different camps. But was released on May 5, 1945.

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Helga Weiss was sent to a concentration camp with her mother and was able to fool Josef Mengele and lie about her age and ability to work. She was able to resist the gas chamber by fooling the Nazi’s. Helga is one of only 100 children to survive Auschwitz out of the 15,000 sent there from the concentration camp at Terezín.

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Helga Weiss was sent to a concentration camp with her mother and was able to fool Josef Mengele and lie about her age and ability to work. She was able to resist the gas chamber by fooling the Nazi’s. Helga is one of only 100 children to survive Auschwitz out of the 15,000 sent there from the concentration camp at Terezín.

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Helga’s motivation was to survive, even her mother helped fool the Nazi’s by saying that Helga was her daughters older sister and that she was fit to work so she wouldn’t be sent to the gas chamber. She prayed she wouldn't die after her mother because she was scared to be alone.  

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Helga’s motivation was to survive, even her mother helped fool the Nazi’s by saying that Helga was her daughters older sister and that she was fit to work so she wouldn’t be sent to the gas chamber. She prayed she wouldn't die after her mother because she was scared to be alone.  