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The aftermath Of Joseph Von Hoppen Waldhorn

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The aftermath Of Joseph Von Hoppen Waldhorn

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Location of where Joseph Von Hoppen Waldhorn was born

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Location of where Joseph Von Hoppen Waldhorn was born

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What I learned From Making Bombs For Hitler

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What I learned From Making Bombs For Hitler

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~Almost at the end of the war, many Nazis were fleeing so the ones managing the camps had to go to war and Nazi youth took their positions
~The hospitals were used to take blood from the younger ones who couldn't work so they could give them to the injured soldiers
~Depending on the area  of where you came from you were served different food.
~The conditions you had to clean up in were with bleaching powder
~Children were exposed to harmful chemicals everyday because of their work
~The cattle cars were filled with the maximum or even more where it was hard to even move a little
~The train made stops so the prisoners were given more food
~After the war there were refugee camps made but it was hard to trust anyone
~The soviets would treat prisoners of war as if they were the Nazis themselves

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When going to the museum our tour guide shared many stories of survivors and up-standers who fought against the silence and hatred. Here is one of those stories.

A family of two went into the ghettos with another family of 6. Soon after the Couple got pregnant. If there was anything worse that the Nazis hated was Jewish babies. If they were caught they would immediately be punished. The other family promised to keep it a secret. In the beginning of her pregnancy she wasn't showing so it was easy to get around but nearing her end of her pregnancy, the others had to somehow get her food. Everyone gave her a piece of their rations to her so she was strong and healthy. With no pain medication she had to give birth to the little girl in almost silence so no one would suspect. After she delivered the baby would at times cry so they managed to find a friend who wasn't Jewish to make an exist. So they created  a genius plan to give the baby some sort of medication to keep her asleep. They put the baby in a coffin and brought it to the Jewish cementary. A Nazi guard asked them what was in there and the couple told them that their baby had recently died. The guard asked to see the baby but the couple told him that the baby died of a disease that if near could also get you sick. They were able to get through the guard and once inside left the baby on the ground. At night the friend came to pick the baby over the fence. A couple days later he came back for the couple and the family that helped them. They went into hiding soon after.

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When on our trip to the holocaust museum I was amazed at the knowledge that was still out there and the many survivors and up-standers that I wasn't aware of. Each survivor had a different story and perseverance. The survivors could not have done it before if it wasn't for the up-standers they encountered or the determination they had in them to survive. I came in thinking that they were going to focus on the hate Hitler showed and how many others followed and showed the same hate. I thought I knew that hate was the problem but I came out of those doors now knowing that silence is the true enemy. Many of the survivors are with us because some people knew that what was happening was wrong and that they could not let it happen. Those unknown people are also heroes. In the future we need to know that silence will betray us and lets history repeat itself.

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Questions regarding Making Bombs For Hitler

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Questions regarding Making Bombs For Hitler

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What happened to the children who went to the Hospital?
What are the bombs for?
Will the allies soon realize that the H is not a real hospital?
How would the American army find where the camps were?

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What was the chemical used when gassed?
What was Auschwitz most known for?
What was the job of a spy?

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Hitler was the ruler of germany and the one who started the holocaust.

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Joseph Von Hoppen Waldhorn was a survivor that his parents were Jewish. He went into hiding for a couple of years in the barn of a friends cousin. He later fled to the United States.

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Questions regarding Joseph Von Hoppen Waldhorn

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Questions regarding Joseph Von Hoppen Waldhorn

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What happened to his mother?
Was he able to see his sisters again?
Did he make a biography?
How was he able to hide for those months, was he given food

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~Happened 73 years ago
~Gas chambers were one of the ways they would execute them
~Hitler was the leader and he did not like the jewish people
~If Jews were caught they would be sent to concentration camps where you would wither be a worker or be executed right away
~The jews were very malnourished
~Worst concentration camp was Auschwitz

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Anne Frank was a young jewish girl who wrote a diary that would later become a huge part of history.

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~In 1935 the Nuremberg Laws were passed
~Jews had to add Israel (boys) and Sarah (girls) to their names
~Jews were not allowed to marry Germans
~Jews were not allowed to vote and their jobs were taken away
~If your parents were Jewish then you were also Jewish even if you didn't believe in the religion
~Hitler Youth Recruited many young boys to train them so they can fight in the war