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In this scene, Helen and Siegfried have to slowly distance themselves from their daughter in order to give her a better life.

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I chose this quote because it made me sad to think of what it would be like to have to give up your only child with only the hope that one day you’ll survive to see them again.

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In this scene, Helen’s Mother-in-law kills herself so that Helen and Siegfried will have more money in order to have a better life. In other words, she sacrificed herself for them.

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I chose this quote because it was very powerful that someone would end their life in order to give someone a better chance at living.

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In this quote, the narrator explains that the Nazis never wrote anything of the “final solution” and that it was never spoken of directly.

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I wonder how no one in a high level of power thought it was wrong and why not many Germans revolted against it.

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In this passage, Eichmann is found guilty for his contribution to the Holocaust and his role in the final solution. He was found guilty and later excecuted.

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The highlighted text is very powerful in a negative way. I believe it is disgusting how someone can be happy about helping kill so many innocent people.

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In this scene, the Hitler Youth’s training is getting more intense in preparation for the war.

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I wonder how Alfons could remain so positive and confident that the fatherland would succeed in winning the war.

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This page shows that the children in the Hitler Youth had to watch their comrades die and that they would not be treated like children anymore.

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I can connect to this text because I have also had to grow up fast in order to help take care of my brother.

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In this scene, Alfons has disrespected his commander by not following an order, a crime punishable by death.

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This shows that they were not able to think for themselves and that they just had to blindly follow orders without thinking. This caused the Hitler Youth to be ignorant about their actions.

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In this passage, Helen recalls her encounter with Anne Frank’s mother, Mrs. Frank.

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This shocked me because Anne Frank is so well known and I was surprised that Helen had the chance to cross paths with her.

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On this page, Helen is talking about her awful time at the camp where she was treated with no respect.

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I was surprised about what she witness because it must have been very traumatic. She saw a hanged body, had to kneel with her bare knees in the gravel, and wash herself with snow in the winter.

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In this scene, Helen is reunited with her daughter, Doris, who does not recognize her.

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This is a heartbreaking scene because Doris cannot even remember her own mother’s face, rather she is more interested in the Jeep that Helen arrived in. Helen is then faced with the decision to leave her daughter in a stable home without her or take her daughter to live with her even though she had no place to stay.