Effects Of Ww2 On The Holocaust

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How has WW2 and the Holocaust change society as we know it? The Holocaust started in January 30,1933 and ended May 8,1945. The people that were in the holocaust their pain, it killed me to see them suffer.While some Jews work they can hear other jews pain, Jews hear grunting and screaming from them getting hurt or barley living. Jews they didn’t deserve to die, it was living that jews wanted.Wanted to live like others instead of dieing as they did there in Auschwitz. WW2 nobody was safe as we see some people struggle during that time period we fuss about the littlest things that could’ve been solved.To this day itd hard to understand some things the people went through.Innocent people that I learned about got their own lives taken away …show more content…
The future will it ever become peaceful again? Future is to worry about,because we never know what going to happen next.Life is like a resembalance to the war and the holocaust.Going through the pain that they went through will be hard for some.Peace is all we want but some cant make those choice’s because they think they are making the right ones.It’s hard to think how are our lives are going to be in the future You never know what comes and goes. The Holocaust and WW2 they went through horrible pain than what we are in today.Jew’s was starved and brought to death,died in a way you can barely describe.If that didn’t happen they would be like us today well and fed.WW2 the soldiers fought,they tried to live but died.Somewhere in their mind wished they didn’t die they wished they could go back to their families and loved one’s as we do

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