Jenny Reading Journal(English) by Jiaxin WANG (G8) https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa Made with joy en-us 2022-01-16 06:57:08 UTC 2022-06-20 06:16:21 UTC hello@padlet.com Summary 20119123 https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2044578827 Mark Memmot wrote it and it is published at 2014. It is about a survivor from holocaust named Alice at 110years old dead. She is the oldest survivor and many people who are grew up with her together are missing in holocaust.  It is interest to me because there are many sad things happen but her sprit never fall. Her life force is very strong.
https://www.commonlit.org/en/texts/oldest-known-holocaust-survivor-dies-pianist-was-110]]> 2022-02-13 14:11:48 UTC https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2044578827 Diary entry: from Saturday 27 November 1943 20119123 https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2053191759 It is about Hanneli was caught by the German to the hell. Anne is guilty about been afraid to save her. She  pray for her everyday about she was still safe and hope there is someone with her. Anne feels very guilty and sad because her very good friend had been capture by the German in front of her. However, She can't help her and she don't have that authority to save her. She only can do is pray for her to be back and safe.]]> 2022-02-17 13:39:03 UTC https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2053191759 Diary Entry from Wednesday 22 December 1943 20119123 https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2057244752 It is about Anne is ill and she used many ways to keep her well. She cannot cough at loud because the germans will come. Anne felt tired about this because she needed to be carefully in the house everyday.]]> 2022-02-20 12:12:07 UTC https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2057244752 Diary Entry from Monday 20 March 1944 and Wednesday 22 March 20119123 https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2060359602 Both Margot and Anne liked Peter. Peter invited Anne went downstairs and looked at the moon from there. In the meantime Anne was worried about her sister liked Peter, Anne was insanely jealous. However, her mother gave Anne a warning to ask her to keep her remarks by herself. Margot wrote a letter to Anne and shows her goodness and said that she don't need to worry about her. Anne replied to her sister that don't do the same way like what had done to Peter.

Wednesday 22 March
Margot was unhappy about Anne's replied. She said that don't need to care about her because she just treat Peter as her younger brother. Anne thinks Peter also love her but she also afraid that Peter just treat her as sister or best friend. Moreover, Anne thinks that she needed a person that she was very trust to so she can said to him about her feelings everyday and her thought.

]]> 2022-02-22 11:13:21 UTC https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2060359602 Introduction to the Holocaust 20119123 https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2069373013 Holocaust was systematic and country support to kill six millions jews by Hitler and Nazis Party. In January 1933, The Nazis who came to power think jewish is bad and threat to German racial community. During this period, The Nazis also targeted other groups because they think they are racial inferiority of German like the disabled, communists and socialists. Before the Holocaust, Jewish population is over nine million, during this period, The Nazis killed about two of third of Jewish. Nazis Party became more and more larger and violence.They occupied Poland and forced them to do the work. Many people died of starvation, disease, neglect and mistreatment. The National Socialist government built the concentration caps for those who are Jewish, Roma and other different ethnic of people and resister. The Holocaust finished at the end of World War Two.]]> 2022-02-28 12:38:30 UTC https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2069373013 Elie Wiesel's Noble Peace Prize speech 20119123 https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2081318870 -The survivor from Holocaust named Elie Wiesel
-He said he cannot represent the Jewish which were died. The past of the world was violence and injustice such as race  discrimination, religion and political views. Everyone just keep quiet when they saw other people were pursued away. He wished the young Jewish must remember the history   of Holocaust and work hard, be better in the future.
-He used the history and fact to present his viewpoint.
-He wanted the world peace, if there any wars or violence, the rest of the countries should be sanction that country. ]]> 2022-03-07 09:57:55 UTC https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2081318870 ELIE WIESEL'S REMARKS AT THE DEDICATION OF YAD VASHEM HOLOCAUST HISTORY MUSEUM 20119123 https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2093746170 It was wrote by Eliezer Wiesel and it was published on 2005. It was about that Eliezer thought their felling from Holocaust were indescribable and no one can understand it. He thought it was very unfair for Jewish people and the world is cruelty to them. Furthermore, Eliezer believed that if they just suppress the memories they come back with fury, so you need to faced to it even if you cannot articulate them. He don't want the pity from others, he want all the people keep remember this history and a better world.]]> 2022-03-14 12:43:51 UTC https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2093746170 Elie Wiesel speech "The Perils of Indifference" 20 March 2022 20119123 https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2103585682 Wiesel delivered this speech on 12 April 1999 at White House, Washington, D.C. He was speaking to Mr. President, Mrs. Clinton, members of congress, Ambassador Holbrooke, Excellencies and friends. The part which Elie Wiesel was explaining the indifference meaning. He talked about that the life or Jewish during that period. Many children were in starvation and homeless. He confirmed that indifference is the friend of the enemy and benefits to the aggressor. He thought that it was inhumanity and more dangerous that felt angry and hatred. He influenced the audience that don't be indifference when you see some people are in difficulties, try to help them without just watch it out of the situation. I feel that we need to avoid the war because it is crucial and violence. He asked lots of question to lead the audience to image about the events during that period.]]> 2022-03-20 10:37:04 UTC https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2103585682 Reading journal 21 March 2022 20119123 https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2105020677 Elie Wiesel and his father and other Jewish had been sent to the concentration camp named Auschiwz. The strongest people needed to do the hardest work in creamateria. They had been told to tore out their hair and dieinfection with hot shower. The German in there always mistreat the Jewish and let them stood in the mut without any rest. If there are one person sat down or move, other people were in trouble. They must beared in mind that this is the concentration camp, not their convalescent home. Furthermore, you must get into the work in the concentration camp, if you refuse to do it, you will be sent to chimney. The passagers that Elie Wiesel had mentioned are Kapo, Gypsy, his father, Sonder-Kommando, Bella Katz, Yehiel, inmate. He was talking the truth of the happened during that time. I fell that the Germans are very crucial and rude to the Jewish people in the concentration camp, there was no human right and authority for Jewish.]]> 2022-03-21 10:41:54 UTC https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2105020677 'Night' Padlet Reading pg 54 - 58 20119123 https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2117268034 Elizer became more hatred to the Nazis police."I would have dug my nails into this criminal's flesh. ''  and ''I shall never forgive them for this''. We can see that Elizer felt very angry and shame that the Nazis police slapped his father with no reason at in front of him. He may also felt guilty that he don't have ability and brave to protect his father. Additionally, he felt heartache that his father still smile and pretend to be not hurt to him.
Franek was the foreman who wanted the crown in Elizer's mouth. Elizer don't want to give him so Franek started to torment his father and punched and slapped him everyday. Holocaust impacts the people get fear and angry about it and it become the horrible memory in their life.
Elizer had against the Nazis for refused to give out his crown in the mouth, so the Nazis police began to torment his father and punched on him at everyday.]]> 2022-03-28 14:17:26 UTC https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2117268034 Adaptation Plan 20119123 https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2218644411 I will adapt the text into the form of film and I will use the drama genre to make it. There are five key features to convey my work, such as climax, dialogue, irony, atmosphere and tone. I want to adapt Act Two when they are still arguing about each other 's event with Eva, especially, Sheila was very struggle on to know more about this thing. I want to adapt it become more emotional and have tension atmosphere.]]> 2022-06-12 16:05:32 UTC https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2218644411 Script Writing Practise - AIC 20119123 https://padlet.com/20119123/458a0uorbtb4oysa/wish/2224810316 Characters:
Anna
Jack
Mrs.Birling
Everyone was quiet and serious. Anna became disappointed and angry with Jack. Other people such as Mrs.B were shocked that Jack also participated in this event. After the inspector asked Jack about Daisy Renton. Anna started to mock Gerald.
 
Anna:(with disappointment and trying to be calm):  Yes, and it was I who had the girl turned out of job at Milwards... And I'm supposed to be engaged to Jack.  And I'm not a child, don't forget. I've a right to know you understand? Were you in love with her, Jack?

Jack:(Hesitatingly) It's hard to say I mean I didn't feel about her as she felt about me.
Anna:(With sharp sarcasm and scoff) Of course not. You were the wonderful fairy price. You must have adoreddd it Jack.
Jack:(Give up) All right-I did for a time. Nearly any man would have done.
Anna: ( Still being sarcastic) Yes yes you did  well- Did you go and see her every night??
Jack: No, I wasn't telling you a complete lie when I said I'd been very busy at work all that time. We were very busy but of course I did see a good deal of her.
Mrs. Birling(Unpatient) : Ok I don't think it is  necessary to have further details of this disgusting affair.
Anna: (Cutting in and unpolited) I do. And anyhow, we haven't had any details yet!
Jack: And you're not going to have any. ( to Mrs. Birling) it wasn't disgusting.
Mrs.Birling(Angrily): It's disgusting to me.
Anna: Yes, but after all-  youu didn't come into this, did you, mother?


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