Christena Chiger And Pablo Freedm Poem Analysis

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The year was 1942, World War II was a harsh war that showed no remorse for anyone hurt or even killed. During the war six million people were killed, including Jews, disabled, people helping jews, and more were killed. Poland was where Christina Chigger and Pablo freedman were to be killed. They both wanted to be free and for everything to go back to normal. Both of these people were living in Poland at the time of the Holocaust. The only reason they were taken was because of their religion because of them being Jews, they were killed and that's why 6 million people were killed.

Both Christena Chiger and Pablo Freedman were Jews who were to be killed by the Nazis. All both of theses people want was to be free and for all of the torture they were being put through. Both of these writings were created during the holocaust and they had no right to be ordered to be killed. They both recorded what extreme emotion The
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While Pablo’s story was a poem symbolizing his freedom and want to get out. Christina was able to survive while Pablo died in a concentration camp. Pablo’s story used symbolism like how the butterfly was freedom and that everyone was losing their freedom and hope they were either going to be killed right there and then or slowly and painfully in the cramped concentration camp. While Christina’s story tells of her first hand experience constantly on the run fearful and trying to stay hidden in the sewer system. She had to stay down there for months covered in raw sewage and waste with no access to showers, food, soap, or water. They had to put their lives in the hands of the sewer works that brought them bread every day. Without the kind sewer workers they could have starved to death or been caught and brought to one of the many concentration camps that they feared the

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