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It relates to Making Bombs For Hitler because Lida was going through the same thing that the article was talking about and Lida lives in Ukraine.

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I was disturbed by this because it said that 80% of the first labor quotas were filled by volunteers.

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They changed their perspective of the Germans because they word greet the Germans but when they started taking the Ukrainans, they were like no.

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Abrintarily

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Undernorished, Quotas, Inhabinats,

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The Ukrainians changed when at first 80% of the people for the work camps were volunteers then after finding out how brutal it was they became afraid.

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The Ukrainians thought of Germans differently becuase the Nazis were kind of forcing these inoccent people to work for them, to help them win the war, and they thought that that was wrong. They also would burn own their houses if they failed to work.

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insurgent

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I feel very informed and also kinda sad because of the brutality the germans did to get the slaves they needed and they just continued to just take people.

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quotas, cordoned, of e e e e e e e

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they at first thought the germans would be nice to them, seeing as 80% of them were volunteers, but when they realized they were being treated poorly, they started to dislike them.

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quotas,insurgent,undernourished,abrintarily

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Ostarbeiter, cordoned

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It connects because Lida was from ukraine and she and her sister got tooken to work at the camps because the germans needed more workers(slaves) to run there factories and such.

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quotas and arbitrarily

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They figured out that the Germans did horrible things towards the volunteers, changing the way they saw germany

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i feel bad because they thought they would be treated nicely but the germans didnt.

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i feel bad because the germans over reacted to them stopping helping them and burned down there houses

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they are both from ukraine and they were forced to work.

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they learned they were getting ripped off

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They had respect for the germans and they even volunteers but later on, the germans would treat them bad and the ukrainians lost their respect for them.

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The stories connect because Lida was taken away and was told to work for the Nazis, and that this is almost the same thing that is happening to Lida.

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shocked because I could not believe that people could be that evil

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the stories connect because in making Bombs for Hitler they are from ukraine

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its scary and bad to think about what the Germans do and have done

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Lida is on Wed of the people who were forced to work

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how lida and her sister were taken away and put in seperate areas.

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I feel worried, sad, and kind of bad that this happend to a lot of innocent Ukrains, and that this is not okay. I also want to piont out that they make people work from teens to 55 year old people. I don't like that.

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I felt upset and slightly angered, the Ukrainians were so polite but the Germans did not do the same, its sad that many families have been ripped at the seams..

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-Lida is Ukrainian
-she was put in a fright car
-many events similar like the sparse food
-concentration camps
-separated from a loved one (her sister Larissa)
-Luka and Zenia lived in Kyiv