What was the Holocaust? The Holocaust was one of the worst events in human history because it was a time where six million Jews died in concentration camp or by the Nazis. How literature essay help us understand the Holocaust of their sacrifices and struggle. How the survivors portray their story and experiences can written or spoke in a form of a book, play, speech, or a comic.
The first topic would be about the play “Anne Frank, Act I and II.” It would start off in the year 1945 in a late November afternoon. Then, we would see( or listen if you are listening to the audio version) Miep and Mr. Frank having a conversation. Mr. frank told Miep that he was leaving Amsterdam and Miep trying to talk him out of it. Miep then hands Mr. frank Anne’s …show more content…
It would begin with her writing how she has a perfect life with good friends, family, and house, but she started complaining about how she does not have a real friend, but she then started considering her diary is her best friend and named it Kitty. Paragraph 1-3 talks about Anne Frank’s life to be pleasant and normal, but its friends that she is lacking for she thinks it is just fun and joking, nothing more or deeper connection with each other. Page 214 paragraph 4 talks about Hitler’s Anti-Jewish law came into effect on every Jew in Germany. After that, Anne Frank went into hiding along with her family and the Van Daans. She then met Dussel, a Jewish Dentist, who was going to have to share a room with her furthermore Anne Frank then started talking about sacrifices and how it was for the greater good, which was the greater good in that time like sacrificing their food for others. Next, she felt miserable because while she is hiding in a bed and in comfort while countless friends and acquaintances have gone to a terrible fate and how incredible unfair it was. Paragraph 14-16 talks about how she is safe while her friends and acquaintances were suffering and walking to death’s door and all because they are Jews. Up next, is a speech from the Nobel Peace Prize about kind-of famous person who told us his experiences when he encountered the anti-Jewish …show more content…
The speech would start off with him thanking the community of how he was so grateful about telling us his experiences, but he was scared yet pleased to tell us. Paragraph 1-2 explains why he was scared yet pleased to tell us because he was thinking “did I have the right to accept the great honor on their behalf,” and replied with “I did not,” however he said “that this Honor belongs to all the survivors and their children, and through us, to the Jewish people with whose destiny I have always identified”. Then, he would start talking about the problems in the world and how we should solve it. Page 224 talks about problems the world is dealing like racism, victims of hunger, and political persecution, and men or women being persecuted because of their race, religion, or political views. Then finally, hew end the speech about keeping quiet about our problems and thanking the community. Page 225 paragraph 13-14 he then told us his gratitude and no one is capable of gratitude and thanking the community members of the Nobel committee about sharing his story with us and that this singular occasion that our survival has meaning for mankind. The next topic would be about the Holocaust in a form of a comic with a twist on the
The first topic would be about the play “Anne Frank, Act I and II.” It would start off in the year 1945 in a late November afternoon. Then, we would see( or listen if you are listening to the audio version) Miep and Mr. Frank having a conversation. Mr. frank told Miep that he was leaving Amsterdam and Miep trying to talk him out of it. Miep then hands Mr. frank Anne’s …show more content…
It would begin with her writing how she has a perfect life with good friends, family, and house, but she started complaining about how she does not have a real friend, but she then started considering her diary is her best friend and named it Kitty. Paragraph 1-3 talks about Anne Frank’s life to be pleasant and normal, but its friends that she is lacking for she thinks it is just fun and joking, nothing more or deeper connection with each other. Page 214 paragraph 4 talks about Hitler’s Anti-Jewish law came into effect on every Jew in Germany. After that, Anne Frank went into hiding along with her family and the Van Daans. She then met Dussel, a Jewish Dentist, who was going to have to share a room with her furthermore Anne Frank then started talking about sacrifices and how it was for the greater good, which was the greater good in that time like sacrificing their food for others. Next, she felt miserable because while she is hiding in a bed and in comfort while countless friends and acquaintances have gone to a terrible fate and how incredible unfair it was. Paragraph 14-16 talks about how she is safe while her friends and acquaintances were suffering and walking to death’s door and all because they are Jews. Up next, is a speech from the Nobel Peace Prize about kind-of famous person who told us his experiences when he encountered the anti-Jewish …show more content…
The speech would start off with him thanking the community of how he was so grateful about telling us his experiences, but he was scared yet pleased to tell us. Paragraph 1-2 explains why he was scared yet pleased to tell us because he was thinking “did I have the right to accept the great honor on their behalf,” and replied with “I did not,” however he said “that this Honor belongs to all the survivors and their children, and through us, to the Jewish people with whose destiny I have always identified”. Then, he would start talking about the problems in the world and how we should solve it. Page 224 talks about problems the world is dealing like racism, victims of hunger, and political persecution, and men or women being persecuted because of their race, religion, or political views. Then finally, hew end the speech about keeping quiet about our problems and thanking the community. Page 225 paragraph 13-14 he then told us his gratitude and no one is capable of gratitude and thanking the community members of the Nobel committee about sharing his story with us and that this singular occasion that our survival has meaning for mankind. The next topic would be about the Holocaust in a form of a comic with a twist on the