Heimlich would stand outside the gas chamber in fear, hoping, praying, that he wouldn’t end up in there. Heimlich is a Jew in the WWII, his race is looked down upon by a German political party called the Nazis. But this story isn’t about the Nazis, it’s about Heimlich. 

Our story starts in Germany, the birthplace of the Nazis. Heimlich always dreamed of being an architect, and he was about to achieve that dream. As he walked to his new job, he ran into his friend, Niles. “Heimlich! Off to your new job, then? I hear they have some great and famous architects there!” “In time, I may be one of them.” Replied Heimlich. They talked for awhile, and bid themselves goodbye. 

As Heimlich walked to his new job, he saw Soldiers walking through the town, he saw the Nazi swastika on their uniforms. He knew this wouldn’t end well, so his first instinct was to book it back home. And he did just that.

Heimlich would wait in his home for the entire day, and when night came, things took a turn for the worse. He heard things break and gunfire outside. His town was a mostly jewish town, and that explained why the Nazis were here. It was a purge. 

This event would later be known as Kristallnacht, or The night of broken glass. And it was just that, a night of broken glass. No matter how hard he tried, the Nazis caught him. They sent him to the concentration camp in Auschwitz, Poland. And that’s where we are. Heimlich staring at the gas chamber, praying for his life. 

Heimlich stayed there for some time. He lost friends, made new ones, and then lost them again. He was one of the better workers, so they kept him longer. He got used to the fear of dying, and almost hoped for it. 

However, everyday, Heimlich went to the gates and just stared, looking at the outside world. He wanted to see the world again, design things again. He was an Architect, and he wasn’t going to be cooped up in a prison. He needed to be free. 

One day, he got fed up. On his daily look at the gates, he looked around, and then started climbing over the gate. The guards saw him, and shot him dead, his body hanging from the barbed wire. He was free.

THE END

Create a test. 

1: What percent of Canada is a free market economy?
A) 45%
B)67%
C)82%
D)79%

2:What percent of Canada is a command economy?
A)55%
B)33%
C)18%
D)21%

3: Where is Canada ranked on how close to a free market economy it is?
A)5th
B)7th
C)89th
D)21st

4: What language does most of Quebec speak?
A)French
B)Canadian
C)Spanish
D)English

5: France established their first settlement in the New World in 1609. True, or false?
True

False

6: Who controlled Upper Canada in 1791?
A)Canada
B)Britain
C)Jake Paul
D)America

7: Canada imports Coffee beans from Brazil. True, or False?
True

False

8: What is one of the things Canada specializes in making?
A)Aircraft
B)Supreme
C)Coffee beans
D)Lemons!
9: Nearly 75% of Canada's exports are sold to the U.S. True, or False?
True

False

10: Who is Canada's current Prime minister?
A)Damon Alburn
B)Justin Trudeau
C)mArkIpliER
D)Theresa May

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            themselfs to be the chief executive.  

     Democracy

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