Commemorative Poster by Teri Schrock

Labor Camps (Daniel Hernandez Ramirez)

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in some camps, Jews were forced to do labor, the work conditions were worse and bad, they were given less food to eat and less medicine, many Jews died as a result of the conditon's from illness' and starvation and diseases.

Honoring voices of the holocaust , Za'riyah Mathis

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-Abes story : excerpts and synopsis . by joey Korn . Korn , abram and Joseph Korn ."

-Abes story : a holocaust memoir " 2011 . remember.org.web

-Abe Korn .

Abe's family was deported to the kunto ghetto . Life for them became a daily routine of waiting in lines for ( food , water , and use of pit toilet ). the nozis allowed some freedome of movement . they beat him terribally and left him to die . Abe wanted to escape . everyone died from disease . they took a big risk . Abe tried to work the black market in hope of saving his family . Abe has a emotional time saying goodbye to her family . Abe faced a lot of challenges and diseases to survive and get out of the kunto ghetto . always fight , never give up . Fight for you and what you love . What I learned from reading Abes story by joey Korn , is that you wont get to were you wanna be in life if you don't fight for it . If you fight for someone , something , etc you could possibly get more than what you fought for .

A bad place to be bc the jews had to work

2025-03-13 17:30:56 UTC

gas chambers

2025-03-13 17:33:24 UTC

A gas chamber is an apparatus for killing humans or animals with gas, consisting of a sealed chamber into which a poisonous or asphyxiate gas is introduced. Poisonous agents used include hydrogen cyanide and carbon monoxide.

concentration camp

2025-03-13 17:35:21 UTC

Jews were taken to a concentration camp to start working and and the be treated bad and to starve to the death so many jews were taken to a concentration camp and they died there.

The march of inslaved jews

2025-03-13 17:41:13 UTC

Forced to move in with surviving relatives, Hélène learned Israël had died at Auschwitz, among 40,000 Paris Jews to perish in the death camps.

2025-03-13 17:43:50 UTC

The Holocaust, known in Hebrew as the Shoah, was the genocide of European Jews during World War II. Between 1941 and 1945, Nazi Germany and its collaborators systematically murdered some six million Jews across German-occupied Europe, around two-thirds of Europe's Jewish population.

Holocaust Ja'niyah Morales

2025-03-13 17:44:28 UTC

Abe Memoir by Joey Korn from the ghetto.Abe & his family & others were I'm prisoned in the ghetto with lots of other Jews. Everyone had to wait in very long lines for different things , toilet, food,water. People were also dying from how they are living because of the condition they were going through and how they getting diseases from how they are living since they all "lacked quality healthcare". Abe had decided he wanted to basically find I way to live instead of making his own grave, but he knows he'll have to leave his family behind, He tells his family he wants to leave to escape, his family had different point of views about Abes choice , his mother wanted him to stay with his family, really giving up his life and die together with them, Hes dad understood where he was coming from "do want Ade to stay here & die , God forbid, with us? or would you rather He escape & live & possibly help us later to escape & live also". while both sides of the party wanted Abe to come back & help them escape Ade wasn't able to, they weren't able to see each other ever again. The theme is sometimes u have to make hard choises for your future, and to live , sometime its life or death, what helped me with his quote was when it said "My heart broke as the moment of departure & separation from my family", " My mother convinced almost everyone that she was right even me . My father had the courage to think diffrerently & logically .What I learned from reading Ade story is people go through different things in life & some people lose people & carry bad trama all together we never know what's someone is going through or how bad it is or was for them.

Honoring voices of the Holocaust

2025-03-13 17:59:53 UTC

In Night by Elie Wiesel on page 104. Elie Wiesel is trapped in a transport train with another Jewish prisoner in unbearable heat. Also the train stopped in Raschau, and they realized they were not staying in Hungary.

They had little food and water, having to wait in lines to be able to eat. They were under the authority of the German army. People had to wait in tight spaces for food and water.

They knew they had to save food and water since there was such little supplies of it. In the text it says " Our principle was to economize to save for tomorrow". The German army told Elie that if anyone went missing they would be shot like dogs since there were 80 people in the car. After the officers left Elie knew she fell into a trap.

Honoring Voices of the Holocaust, Adam Rocom

2025-03-13 18:02:38 UTC

Excerpt from night ´ s by Wiesel, page 23-24 is about Elie Wiesel's experience during the Holocaust. Elie Wiesel tells about his experience after being rounded up from a ghetto with many other jewish people and placed on a train to be taken to a concentration camp. They had some food left but they never ate enough to satisfy their hunger. Their Principle was to economise to save for tomorrow. Tomorrow could be worse yet. The train stopped in kashua, a small town on the czechoslovakian border. They realized then that they were not staying in Hungary. Their eyes open. Too late. The door of the car side aside. A german official stepped in accompanied by a Hungarian lieutenant, acting as his interpreter. The Hungarian lieutenant went around with a basket and retrieved those last possessions from those who chose not to go on tasting the bitterness of fear. They had fallen into a trap, up to their neck. The doors were nailed, the way back irrevocably cut off. The world became a hermetically sealed cattle car.

Honoring Voices Of the Holocaust (Eugene A.)

2025-03-13 18:04:01 UTC

Text - "Abe's Story: Excerpts and Synopsis" by Joey Korn

Source - Korn, Abram and Joseph Korn. "Abe's Story: A Holocaust Memoir." 2011. Remember.org. Web.

Name - Abe

Experience - Abe and his family were Deported by the Nazis in a ghetto called kutno during the jewish Holocaust. The ghetto was a walled in prison with 2,000 Jews who lived difficult lives in closed quarters. The Jews had to constantly wait in lines for food and water. Due to having 1 toilet, many died from the disease caused by waste build up and lack of healthcare. Abe and his friend then prepare a plan to escape. Abe also acknowledge the fact that he had to leave his family behind. At first, his mother tried to convince him to stay with his family and face the same death as his family. However, his father convinced him to take chance the to escape and return to save his family if it was possible. Although, Abe managed to escape, He was never able to save his family.

Honoring voices of the Holocaust(Ta'mya Earl)

2025-03-13 18:05:08 UTC

Text: "Night" by Elie Wiesel

Source: Excerpt from "Night" by Elie Wiesel,translated by Marion Wiesel.Translation copyright C 2006 by Marion Wiesel

Name: Eli Wiesel

Experience: Elie and many other Jews were rounded up from a ghetto and placed on a train to be taken to a concentration camp.After 2 days of traveling on the train thirst and heat became a problem.There was food but they took small portions so they could save for tomorrow's meal.Soon the train stopped,ending in Kaschau,a small town on the Czechoslovakian border.Elie and the Jews realized they were not staying in Hungary as they were told.They were tricked.A guard stepped in and told them the rules if they wanted to survive.

Theme: "Never trust people that might be against you".

Importance of Remembering this theme: Importance to acknowledge the theme that "Never trust people that might be against you" because it allows us to think before trusting someone that might want to hurt you or worst. It also builds up empathy because of experiences many people faced during the Holocaust.

Ma'kiya voices of the holocaust

2025-03-13 19:03:52 UTC

The excerpt i'll talk about is: the other victims, by Ina R Friedman. This story mainly talks about the struggles deaf, or hard of hearing people go through during the holocaust. The central idea is basically how Hitler made her get sterilized because she's deaf along with other girls, hence the name, "the other victims". Some other important details about the story is that most of her family is deaf. Even her love interest is deaf in one ear. the theme is that even though something bad happens the people around you will be supportive. in conclusion, this story has some representation of what deaf girls had to go through during the holocaust.

Voices of the Holocaust - Romeo Gaither

6855156932 — 2025-03-13 19:08:13 UTC

This is from Night by ELie Wiesel. They are saying food because everyday gets worse without water. The train stops at a small town, then a German police officer. And they say they are non German military authorities. After that he said if anyone goes missing y'all will all die. They say they feel like they have fallen into a trap. They soon stop again and they are all pushed into the concentration camps. They put numbers on everybody and they must remember it or they could die. Elie Wiesel's Night is a powerful memoir recounting his harrowing experiences in the Holocaust concentration camps, particularly Auschwitz and Buchenwald , exploring themes of loss of faith, the dehumanization of humanity, and the struggle for survival.

Voices of the Holocaust Zaire

2025-03-13 19:15:05 UTC

Night: excerpt by Elie Wiesel

Source: Excerpt from Night Pages 23-24

Name: Elie Wiesel

Experience: Elie Wiesel and other Jews were taken out of the ghetto and put on a train to be taken to a concentration camp. the train they were on stopped in Kaschau a small town on the Czechoslovakian border. The guards then slid open the door and a German officer and his interpreter declared that from this moment on everyone on the train we're all under the authority of the German Army and anyone who still owned any gold, silver, or watches must hand them over and if anyone keeps it and is found out or if anyone goes missing they will all be shot. The guards the shut the sliding doors and nailed them shut, the prisoners then realized they were fully stuck there.

Theme:

Importance of Remembering This Theme:

kyren brooks the voices of the holocaust

2025-03-13 19:18:46 UTC

in page 23-24 or excerpt from the night by client wisely the jaws have a terrible readily when humans begin to treat other like dogs iand it details being locked in a train car by the Germans army during the holocaust Elie and the other Jewish prisoner on the train are hungry and also they are thirsty and cramped on a train to kasehau German soldiers count every Jewish prisoner on the train they where threaten to shoot and kill them if they try to escape they also made them to give up all there gold m sliver and watches to the soldiers or they will be killed elie says the door where nailed the way back irrevocably cut off the world had become a hermetically sealed cattle car this is making the theme that cruelty and total control by others

voices of the holocaust. by Kevin Diaz

2025-03-13 19:19:08 UTC

This story was made by Elie Wiesel from page 104. These jews are traveling and every day they eat but a limited amount because of the limited food they have. At some point the train stopped at a small town. Not to long after they stopped a German police officer came and went into the spot they were in. After he found them he said you are now German authority and if any of them are missing then they will be shot. At the end they felt like they had fallen into a trap after the German officer told them. The theme is you have to be determined even if times get tough. That's why you shouldn't give up easily and fast.

Hilary Quintero Honoring voices of the holocaust

2025-03-13 19:20:12 UTC

Elie Wiesel recounts his family's harrowing journey to a concentration camp, the brutal separation from his mother, and the chilling realization of their fate as they approach a fiery pit, where he begins to question his faith and the nature of God

Kaylen Rodriguez voices of the holocaust

2025-03-13 19:26:47 UTC

TEXT: Excerpt from night by Elie Wiesel, pages 23-24. SOURCE: Excerpt from night by Elie Wiesel, translated by Marion Wiesel. translation copyright Marion Wiesel. used by permission of hill and Wang, a division of farrar, Straus and giroux. Is a girl memoir about Wiesel's experience during the Holocaust. The girl has never been full before. took a train got off in Kaschau cause they are trying to escape Hungary and there is polices everywhere and if you get caught with gold or silver and don't hand it over then they will shoot you. The girl has been traveling for two days now hoping that tomorrow they won't starve. The German officer took her and she fell into their trap and locked her in the car. THEME: I learned that you should never trust anyone you don't know. the author wants us to learn is we never know what's someone is going through or how bad it was for them.

Britt voices of the holocaust

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TEXT: Excerpt from night by Elie wiesel, pages 23-24. SOURCE: Excerpt from night by Elie wiesel, translated by Marion wiesel. translation copyright Marion wiesel. used by permission of hill and Wang, a division of farrar, Straus and giroux. is a girl memoir about Wiesel's experience during the Holocaust. the girl has never been full before. took a train got of in kaschau cuz they tryna escape Hungary and there's polices everywhere and if you get caught with gold or silver and doesn't hand it over than they'll shoot you. the girl has been traveling for two days now hoping for tomorrow they won't starve. the German officer took her and she fell into there trap and locked her in the car. THEME: I learned that you should never trust anyone you don't know. the author wants us to learn is we never know what's someone is going through or how bad it was for them.

Honoring Voices of the Holocaust

2025-03-13 23:13:09 UTC

Franziska story- Franziska was one of the many women forced to be sterilized by the Nazis for their supposed genetic diseases. When Franziska was 14, the Nazis took power in Germany, and that same year, Franziska finished school and began an apprenticeship at a convent. She worked there four days a week and continued attending school once a week to improve in certain subjects. One day, when Franziska arrived, she found her mother crying and saying that they should go to a health clinic to be sterilized. They went to court in protest, but the judges exempted the mother from sterilization. Franziska was very sad because she wanted to have children in the future with her boyfriend, Christian. She thought that since she could no longer have children, her boyfriend would leave her, but that was not the case. Some time later she became pregnant. This happened because her body developed, but they forced her to have an abortion because it was an illegal pregnancy, and they forced her again and had to sterilize her. Franziska and Christian had a happy marriage, but their long-held desire for children never materialized. Christian died of leukemia in 1986, and Franziska died in 1995.

honoring voices of the holocaust by Hailey vejar

2025-03-14 02:29:42 UTC

Excerpt from night by Elie Wiesel, and this text is about how the Jews didn't get any freedom and the Jews didn't get enough food or rest, cause they had to work all day and couldn't get any breaks. some of the people will try to find a way to work beside a window and they would take turns sitting down since they all couldn't. The Jews would food but it wasn't enough for them. The German army will kill those who didn't hand in their gold, silver, and all jewelry, and people that were sick have to go to the hospital. It was very hard for the Jews especially having to see people get killed, and having to do hard work without any breaks. The Jews knew they were in a bad situation because they got onto the train and they all had realized that they were not going to stay Hungary and it was too late for them to go back, and if someone goes missing they will die, and later on two people disappeared, the Jews knew what was going to happen and will get shot. This was a very hard life for the Jews because everywhere they go they would have to worry if they would get killed and having to work very hard but wont get nothing in return, especially having to be separated from your family or watching them get killed.

Excerpt from night - by Elie Wiesel (T'asia B.)

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While Elie Wiesel was explaining how when they were at the location before they got in the car how they Weren’t allowed to sit down or barely Got to eat and how they had to SecretlyTake turns sitting down and how some Were even lucky enough to sit by a Window. And by just two days of Them traveling how’d they do so Thirsty and hot they were, and When they got food they wouldn’t Always eat it all in one day Because they don’t know What might happen or what Tomorrow might bring, Because it might be worse. They got to board the train that Would stop in Kachau, a small town On the Czechoslovakin border. They were bascially trapped on the bus becasue the Hungarian lieutentant counted the number of jews on the train and told them that if there were less then the 80 of them they all will be shot and killed like a bunch of dogs. The doors shut and they were offically trapped inside the bus.

Theme: Everything is very unexpected and unpredictable

Concentration Camps (Ai'yona Jackson)

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In Excerpt from Night by Elie Wiesel, Elie is a jew that got trapped on a train with other Jews and was forced to give up all expensive possessions or get shot and killed. before hand she was taken from her father, mother and sister and are being taken to concentration camps on the train to Auschwitz. People on the train had to take turns sitting in tight spaces with little food and water, But Elie kept hoping to survive. Elie had hope even in the worst situation.

Theme- even under the worst situations you can have hope

Anaya Powers Honoring Voices of the Holocaust

2025-03-14 15:10:37 UTC

In the text by Excerpt 2 from other victims pages 67-71 by Franzika Schwarz is a young deaf girl who struggles to learn to use her voice and learning to read lips while all the while her and her family worry about the rumors of Hitler's plans. Franzika fights for her right to not be sterilization which means she wont be able to have kids with Christian. Despite trying hard to convince the hospital and Heil Hitler not to be sterilized and eventually gets sterilized.

Honoring Voices of the Holocaust

2025-03-14 15:16:06 UTC

Excerpt from night By: Elie Wiesel Pages 29-34 is About Wiesel experience during the Holocaust and arriving in a concentration camp. At one point he got separated from his mother and his sister women and men both went to different ways. He stuck with his father they didn't know how their faith was going to be. Once they reached the concentration camp they then realize their faith, their faith and the faith of the other Jews there was to be burned. After he realize this Wiesel wanted to find way to stop this but there was no hope. But soon enough it was time for them to face death. He will never forget that moment he was in the face of death. Elie Wiesel story talks about how during the Holocaust Jews didn't have much freedom. They were sent to Concentration camp and many other places to be stuck there and have no freedom limited food water and just to be living an awful time,the Jews worked hard everyday and had nothing in return. They would get separated from their family and loved ones.The saddest part is that they couldn't do anything the only thing they could do is watch their family/ loved ones get killed. Salem Antonio

Honoring Voices of the Holocaust By Jaidan

2025-03-14 15:20:29 UTC

Text: "Abe's Story: Excerpts and Synopsis" By Joey Korn

Source: Korn, Abram and Joseph Korn. "Abe's Story: A holocaust Memoir.

Name: Abe Korn

Experience: Abe and his family were imprisoned by the Nazis ina ghetto during the Jewish Holocaust. In this ghetto, 2,000 Jews lived in quarters, shared 1 toilet, and constantly waited in lines for food and water. Many died from the diseases caused by waste build up and lack of healthcare. Abe had the chance to escape with his friend, but had to leave his family behind. At first, his mother tried to convince him to stay, to remain with his family and face the same death as his parents and sisters. However, his father convinced him to take the opportunity to escape and return to save his family if possible. Ultimately, Abe escaped but never able to save his family.

Theme: Survive Sometimes requires Us To make Difficult Choices.

ABE'S STORY:EXCERPT AND SYNOPSIS BY JOEY KORN. (KOSI AMENOPE)

2025-03-14 15:43:39 UTC

Abe's story: Excerpts and synopsis by Joey Korn. Abe and his family deported to the KUTNO GHETTO, put in a prison. The conditions were horrible one pit toilet and hand water pump. All Jews there had to share the toilet pit, and with the build up of the waste, it caused , many to get sick. many people understood that if they don't attempt to escape they will all die. So Abe decided to try to escape and save himself and family. So as he found a way to escape he took it but couldn't save his family so as he escaped successfully he still didn't lose hope. even though he couldn't see his family he still had hope. He escaped the ghetto, and engaged in black market activities and smuggled goods into the kutno ghetto to aid his family. while he was smuggling he got caught by some gendarmes and was beaten brutally and left him to die. But then his uncle found him and took him in, two of his friend helped nurse him back to health. Theme is even though you plan your life out there are other things that can change it but you should never lose hope and keep chasing your dreams.

honoring voices of the holocaust

2025-03-14 16:07:13 UTC

it about Elie Wiesel experience during the holocaust. The central idea is about Elie Wiesel his experience after being rounded up from a ghetto with many other jewish people and placed on a train to be taken to a concentration camp.They only had some left but it didn't satisfy them, they save it for tomorrow.

EXCERPTS AND SYNOPIS BY JOEY CORN BY MAKIYA SINCLAIR CRAWFORD

2025-03-14 16:07:22 UTC

Abe's story: Excerpts and synopsis by Joey Korn. Abe and his family deported to the kutto ghetto , put in a prison. The conditions were horrible one pit toilet and hand water pump. All Jews there had to share the toilet pit, and with the build up of the waste, it caused , many to get sick. many people understood that if they don't attempt to escape they will all die. So Abe decided to try to escape and save himself and family. So as he found a way to escape he took it but couldn't save his family so as he escaped successfully he still didn't lose hope. even though he couldn't see his family he still had hope. He escaped , and engaged in black market activities and smuggled goods into the kutno ghetto to aid his family. while he was smuggling he got caught by some gendarmes and was beaten brutally and left him to die. But then his uncle found him and took him in, two of his friend helped nurse him back to health. Theme is even though you plan your life out there are other things that can change it.

Jews in the concentration camp

2025-03-14 17:43:20 UTC

wiesel story: experpts and synopsis by korn abram and joseph korn."wiesel" story: a holocaust memoir." 2011. Remember.org.web.

- ellie wiesel

ellie was severe hunger and thirsty and over all there survival journey that was cut short after being caught by the Germans police. ''from this moment you are under authorities of the German Army. anyone with gold, silver and watches must have hand them over". there is eighty of you and if anyone goes missing you will all be shot like dogs". and ellie went through this concentration camp, where he went through extreme conditions by the germans. the theme shows how all good thing have to come to an end.

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The Holocaust was the systematic murder of Europe's Jews by the Nazis and their collaborators during the Second World War. This programme of targeted mass murder was a central part of the Nazis’ broader plans to create a new world order based on their ideology.

The Nazis’ programme of anti-Jewish persecution began as soon as Hitler came to power in 1933. At first, they used antisemitic legislation and restrictions alongside vicious propaganda to create a culture of segregation and hostility. This process of victimisation was intended to isolate Jewish people from the wider population in order to encourage them to emigrate. In reality, the number of people leaving fluctuated – finding places to go was difficult and the costs of doing so were high.

voices of Holocaust - A'layia Bowden

2025-03-14 18:31:22 UTC

text; 'Abe's story; excerpts and synopsis'''by joey Korn

abe and his family were imprisoned by the Nazis in a ghetto during the Jewish Holocaust .in this ghetto 2,000 Jews lived in close quarters .shared 1 toilet and constantly waited in lines of food and water.many died from deseases caused by waste build up and lack of healthcare .abe had the chance to escape with his friends but had to leave his family behind .at first his mother tried to convince him to stay to remain with his family and face the same death as his parents and sisters .however return to save his family if possible.ultimately,abe escaped but was never able to save his family