https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh Using complete sentences post your response to these two questions: 1. What was most interesting to you about this film? 2. What are two questions you would like to ask Elie, if you could? en-us 2020-11-23 13:45:10 UTC 2025-12-16 21:02:39 UTC hello@padlet.com 24shawnmotta https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh/wish/952789261 something I found interesting was all the shoes and suitcases where still there and how they were kept

Q's
1) If you could tell your family one thing what would you want them to know
2)What is the biggest miss conception of the holocaust]]> 2020-11-23 15:41:24 UTC https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh/wish/952789261 24andreschul https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh/wish/952799320 It was very interesting how structured and organized the whole camp was. The two questions I have are:
1. How did you go back to regular life after you were freed?
2. Did you ever think you were going to die? ]]> 2020-11-23 15:43:40 UTC https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh/wish/952799320 https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh/wish/952804649 The most interesting thing about this film was how Elie  Described to Oprah his experience and how he  had felt about go back there again. 

 Two questions I would ask Elie is  how does he find the strength to live on and does he feel guilty about some of the deaths he has experienced.]]> 2020-11-23 15:44:53 UTC https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh/wish/952804649 https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh/wish/952809383 The most interesting thing was how big Auschwitz really was, and my two questions that I have are:

1. How did you settle back into normal life after being freed?
2.What was the most difficult thing you had to do in the camps?]]> 2020-11-23 15:45:56 UTC https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh/wish/952809383 24rubyreisd https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh/wish/952822958 2020-11-23 15:49:00 UTC https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh/wish/952822958 https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh/wish/953797474 I found it interesting how Elie explains he does not hate the people who did this to him he just feels anger. He expresses that anger through his teachings.

1.Do you get flashbacks
2.Why not feel hatred?]]> 2020-11-23 19:39:47 UTC https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh/wish/953797474 24edenfrede https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh/wish/953813941 It was interesting that Elie was abe to talk about what happened at Auschwitz.

How where you able to not have hatred.
Did you ever think about the in gas chambers when at the camps.]]> 2020-11-23 19:44:29 UTC https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh/wish/953813941 https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh/wish/954668141 The most interesting part about the video was that 75% of those who arrived were immediately sent to the gas chambers and were killed. My two questions are: What was your reaction going back to Auschwitz for the first time since the Holocaust? How often do you think about the awful times you had at Auschwitz?]]> 2020-11-24 02:35:53 UTC https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh/wish/954668141 https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh/wish/956284493 The most interesting part of this film was how Elie Weisel acted as soon as he got there. He acted like he was almost at camp again. My two questions are, If you could have changed one thing you did in the camp, what would it be? How do you go back to life as normal after experiencing such a traumatic event?]]> 2020-11-24 14:18:03 UTC https://padlet.com/MrsKrueger/ju1ddmvjyp1z0dwh/wish/956284493