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Gerda and her friends were the main heroes. They did kind things for eachother.

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Gays, Christians, Islamic people, I see all of them being targeted. We could help them, by not shaming anyone.

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If I was taken away from my home I would fantasize about reading books in bed, scaring my sister, eating supper with my parents, playing catch with my brother, and getting on my computer.

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They put them through hard labor. She made friends with Ilse. Also, she thought about things in her mind to get her through this.

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The most powerful thing for me was the pictures of the people that died when they were alive. Cherish the ones you love, because they could die at any time really.

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The Nazis would take all of the peoples belongings and treat them like they were dogs. The Nazis made sure that the Jews knew that they didn't have any freedom. They branded the Jews by putting tattooed numbers on their body, and I would assume that that action made the Jews feel like they were only property. Gerda overcame all of this dehumanization by her friends supporting and helping her, and remembering what her father had told her.

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The most powerful scene to me was when it showed her best friend dying right in front of her. This would be so devastating because that one person would be the only thing that I had left, and when she died, I wouldn't have had anything to live for. This shows how devastating it was for the victims when they lost one of their dear friends, or someone in their family.

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I think that Gerda and her friends were some of the main heroes in the film. They did little things like placing bets for a quart of strawberries and whipped cream.

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The Bull, her husband, and Gerda herself. You can Help those who need it

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The heros in this film are Gerda's later husband, who helped her in her liberation, and the Bulldog lady, who motivated her. The rescuing and the people who weren't completely heartless gave me hope in this film. I can be more kind everyday, and cut down on judging to get a start at making the world a better place.

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Gerda is the hero of this film. She never gave up.

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Gerda and Her family.

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Everyone is being targeted for different reasons most of them are out there control. Like colored people, Gays, Christians, Islams and its not even there fault. We could help those who need help the most and start from there then maybe we can all get along.

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By acting like the Jews were nobody and tossing them in Concetration camp and making them work like dogs.

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Gerda, Gerdaś friends, and her husband. Gerda never gave up and her husband saved her which made them heroes. Not saying or doing things that could lead to persecution is one way to make the world a better place.

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Gay people get treated as if they aren't as worthy as straight people same with black people. White people get way more opportunities than black people.

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African Americans, Muslims, Women, Immigrants, and LGBT are the targets I see being persecuted in everyday life. For starters, we can all mind our business and keep our opinions to ourselves if they aren't needed to be said, and stop shaming people for being different than us.

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The people who who saved Gerda and the bulldog lady. This gives us hope that maybe good people still exist in this world. I can work on the little nice things in life.

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This film is is full of hope because in the film we know that she got a potatoes to eat her dad told her to wear her skies and she had them on. she was going to give up, but she kept going. the heroes would be her husband dad and friends, tolerate people on who they want to be.

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I believe her main heroes were the bulldog lady, parents, and friends. They would give her hope and tell her what she needed to here.

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If I was taken away from my home or my family i would fantasize about having a normal life doing the things i normally life like playing with my dogs spending time with my family.

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The heros in the film would be the us soilders and Gerda's friend. what we can do to make the world better is stop disrimination of others. 

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The heros in the film would be the us soilders and Gerda's friend. what we can do to make the world better is stop disrimination of others. 

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I see Gays and colored people being targeted today. To work against this they need to see what they are doing wrong, the innocent people they are killing.

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some heroes are the bulldog lady and klien. her husband helped her to her rescue and helped with love after the war. the bulldog lady made her feel like a person again.

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The heroes in the film were the nice Jewish girl that gave Gerda and her friend aspirin on the train. Also the Girl who gave Gerda and Suse two potatoes. The German Woman worker at the the factory also saved Gerda''s life when she was sick and couldn't work. Finally the soldiers that helped liberate the Jews.

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The main heroes are Gerda and her husband. They made me hopeful because they survived and overcame such a harsh time. I can see everyone as an equal and hope everyone stays peaceful.

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The heroes of this story is the lady at the concentration camp, the United States soldiers, Gerda, and Gerda's friends. They all helped everyone get through the hard times. You can help others that can't always do things for themselves and that need a place to stay to have the world be a better place.

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Isle, Luse, and Gerda were heroes of the situation they were in. They stuck together and managed to stay rather positive because every little thing helps

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Racism, Gays and Blacks are two of the biggest groups I see being persecuted. I think people could stand up for there race

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I see a lot of persecution in religion and race around the world.

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The heroes of the film would be Gerda's best friend, the US soldiers, and Gerda's parents. They all kept supporting her to keep movin on. She almost killed herself but she remembered what her dad said. The things I can do to make the world a better place include, trying to stop discrimination, hate, racism, and basicall all negatives against the human race.

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I would miss being with my family and my friends.

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I would fantasize about anything that happened previous to that situation, honestly. School, hanging out with friends, eating a family dinner, watching movies with my family, and having the ability to not do anything some days.

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I would see alot of bunch of black and white people killing other people and for some reason they dont get caught. We should just question every black and white person and see if they did something bad, and just chuck them in jail.

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I think that a major group of people that are being persecuted are Christians in the Middle East. They are being persecuted do to there religion not being "correct." A way to help stop this is by letting christian refugees from the middle east have a place to stay safe until the crisis is over.

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I see christians and muslims being murdered all around the world. Mainly in the middle east, christians. These people, and gays (in russia) are being targeted. We can learn to cooperate, despite our differences.

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In todays would many people target blacks,hispanics,dreamers,teenager,gays/lessbians,and christians. I think what we need to do to help problems get solved is start standing up for kids that are being bullied. we want to stand up for other things but yet we dont stand up with a person being bullied in class. we also could just tolerate everyone on who they want to be and stay like a group.

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Anyone who gets targeted by the cops, they say oh all the cops are after them. Use god and the bible to get people to look at the world differently.

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The images of all the people suffering after the death march in the bicycle factory was the most powerful for me. You could tell that they tried hard to stay, but couldn't any longer. The messages that these scenes provided was to always be thankful for what you have and never take anything for granted.

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The Nazi's dehumanized Jews by putting numbers on them, making them seem less human. Gerda basically only survived by having an imagination.

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i believe America has an issue with LGBT issues and we are still prejudge about crimes when presented with an african american and white individual many typically pin it on the darker colored skin.

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I see persecution in blacks, gays, different cultures, and races. To work against this we could try being more kind and open to these people.

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If I were taken away I would fantasize of eating a luxurious picnic with my family on a beautiful day at the park.

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Gays are still somewhat being targeted today. So are immigrants. A way we could stop this is by treating everyone as equals, instead of labeling them.

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I see gays and African American people being targeted. I also see Christians/White people being murdered by ISIS in the Middle East. The world can learn how to communicate and solve disagreements with each other, despite our differences.

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I would miss getting up, seeing my family, taking a shower, playing with my sibilings and dogs, running freely, playing soccer, listening to music, and sleeping in my own bed.

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I don´t see much, just being in Jr High, but if I had to choose it would probably be gays, just because they are criticized a little more for their decisions.

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The scene that stuck with me the most was When they were doing the marches and how people were dying.

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I would fantasize myself waking up with my mom telling me to do something like go wash the cows with your sister or something like that.

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i would miss the little fights i had with mom,Shopping as a family,and dancing with dad and friends.

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The Nazi's dehumanized Jews by many ways. For example, they only fed them every other 2-3 days roughly and they didn't feed them much, gave them numbers instead of calling them by their names, and much more. Gerda Weissmann worked to overcome dehumanization by keeping an active imagination and a positive mindset. Many people helped her accomplish this. One example is the lady who they described looked like a bulldog.

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Having fun with family and friends. Also having those 2 hr and 30 mins talks with my mom.

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I see some persecution is many ways. Some ways include gays, different races, and and in politices sometimes. we can just be nicer to differnt groups.

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The heroes are the United States soldiers, Gerda, Gerda's friends, Gerda's family, and the leader of the first camp(the bulldog faced lady.) Gerda persevered through everything that came her way, and that gives me hope about getting through what is happening now. To make the world a better place, I could join the military and help rescue others, like the soldiers did

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The Nazis dehumanize Jews by forcing them to work day and night treating them more like dogs than humans. Gerda had a good imagination which helped tremendously.

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I would fantasize about my childhood. About how easy life was. I would fantasize about me playing in a little creek behind old house in Fort Wayne.

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I would think about what I love most like family and hunting and fishing.

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the most powerful scene was when they showed the graves. Gerda was lucky enough to survive, but most people did not.

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The main things I see myself fantasizing about would most-likely be old jokes, good times with friends, and what ill do when this war is all over.

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The Nazi's dehumanized Jews by giving them numbers instead of referring to them by their name. Gerda Weismann worked to overcome dehumanization by keeping a positive mindset. Many people helped her. One was the bulldog lady, and another was her brother.

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I would miss talking with my family and doing things with them. I would also miss friends and remember how great everything used to be.

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i would miss the boring Sundays when you do not want to go back to school. i would thin about mrs Worland making me do IXLs and not leaving me alone until i got them done. I would miss how simple life was and all my adventures/stories i had.

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They acted like they could herd the people like they were cows and this is not right. She never gave up and kept fighting all the way through and this is how she overcame this.

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They dehumanized them by making them do hard work. Gerda overcame dehumanization by being with her friends everyday at work.

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Nazis dehumanized Jews by making them seem worthless. They would beat, torture, starve, murder, and force labor to Jews. They would also talk to them will no respect like they were nothing. Gerda overcame this by remembering her fathers words to stay strong.

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The Jews were basically put in cages and were punished for bad behavior like a dog. Gerda didn't let them get to her.

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The Nazis would label the Jews with munbers, to show how they aren't worth names. They also barely fed the Jews, but at the same time forcing them to do hard labor

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I think I would fantasize about watching movies with my family, harassing my sister, and playing with my animals.

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i would miss my family, and friends,

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The most powerful image to me was the images of the death marches because it showed just how horrible the holocaust really was

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They gave them numbers via tattoos, forces them to do back breaking tasks, and treated them like dirt.

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I would miss free food samples and Family.

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They stripped them from their things and made them work. They weren't fed very often and they had numbers. The SS guard of her camp and her friends helped her overcome the dehumanization. She overcame it by remembering how her father always told her to be strong.

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They did that by giving them numbers as names, hurting them as they pleased, and killing them.
She stayed strong because with the help of her parents and friends.

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I could see how ISIS kills and dehumanizes all white people. To work against this, we could first try to show them the error of their ways. However, If they do not comply, we could eliminate them.

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if I were in that situation then i would think about fishing, hunting, and sports.

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THe most powerful image to me was the picture of the dead or Ill women after they were liberated. This image shows how bad the holocaust was.

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Playing video games and or pop tarts for breakfast.

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they called them girls when they were full grown women. they also made them work regardless of their well being such as health. she dealt with this by almost committing suicide then remembered her father telling her not to do so as it is a cowardly thing to do. they also made them march for months without much food or clothing.

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The nazis killed jews,beat them,starved and abused them. She got help from her father before she even got taken away. Her partners friend gave them two patatoes and it was given only to her. Also she got helped from her husband. He was the one who saved her when she got at the end of the road.

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The most powerful scenes in this film to me was when she was talking about all of the people suffering on the "Death March," she was looking away from the camera and she looked like she was zoned out, and it just hit me with realization that this actually happened in our history. The lesson that I concluded from this part of the film was to never give up. Gerda never gave up, even though she wanted to and easily could have.

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I would miss my friends, family, my horses, dogs, and pigs, and the hot, daily showers. I would also miss the good, home-cooked meals, and the sports that I play.

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They put them to work, took them away from their families, killed them, and tortured them. Gerda kept pushing through and didn't stop hanging on. Gerda remembered what she promised her father and stuck to it. Ilse, Suse, and one of Gerda's other friends helped her.

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the most powerful thing to scene to me was when her best friend died right beside her. This shows how devastating it was for her to loose all of her family and now her best friend.

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The worst thing for me was seeing all the dead bodies of women. Today you are brought up to treat women right. I learned that this is not the right thing to do.

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The most powerful scene for me was when she talked about her family being taken away from her. That would've hurt me the most and I hate imagining it's happen to me or anyone else.

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the most powerful images during the movie, would be of the speaker as a kid. She looks really happy and its hard to imagine someone like that having to deal with 3 years of torture. The images tell about how regualt her life was before.

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The heroes of the film are the bulldog lady because she helped her get through the camo without dying. Another hero would be her dad because even though he wasn't there her memories of him saved her life. Lastly kurt saves her life and they end up getting married.

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The scene that stuck out the most to me was her describing the start of the Death March and the winter they endured. She said they were snapping off their toes like twigs!! The thought of that really messes with me

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I see persecution in blacks and gays the most. Blacks are not given as many opportunities as whites are, which is a major problem. Gays are still looked down upon and also not given as many opportunities as others. To fix this, we can start being more kind, diverse, and open-minded.

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The same with all the graves effected me the most because good friends will do whatever they can do to keep you safe.

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The most powerful scenes to me in the video were when Gerda talked about losing her mom when they got split up. She jumped off the truck to run to her mom and a soldier told her she was to young to die. That meant she was going to get sent to a camp where she will get killed. In the scene she was very sad and it made me sad to think about losing your mom. It offered the message of love by he mother yelling at her to stay strong even when she knew she was going to an evil place.

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the most powerful thing that got to my cold heart was when that female German guard actually showed some compassion towards the girls. another thing that got me was when the girl sacrificed her potato because she knew she wasn't going to make it.

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The most powerful thing for me was when Gerda was talking about her family. It shows how much people care about their family.

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They put them to work, stripped them of their belongings, killed, and tortured them. Gerda never gave up, and she always had hope. Her friends had helped her.

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they dehuminized them by putting numbers on them and yelling at them and making them march without food and water.

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The part where it showed the multiple dead bodies of women and children, because it shocks and scares me how many people died

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The heroes in this film are the bulldog lady and Gerda's husband. The bulldog lady always gave Gerda inspiration and her husband rescued her from the factory. This gives me hope. You can rescue other and give them hope to make the world a better place.

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The most powerful thing for me was the part towards the end were she said she didn't know why she was still alive. It was heartbreaking as she told her story because you could see the pain and sadness in her eyes. i think the whole video was powerful.