Essay On The Holocaust Cause And Effect

Have you ever thought to yourself what would affect me if I was in the Holocaust? Many horrible things took place during the Holocaust and still affect survivors today like Elie Wiesel when he wrote the book Night, when his father died and that still affects him today.Over 1 million Jews were murdered or terrorized because of the Holocaust.Hitler blamed the Jews for everything like the reason they lost WW 1 they asked why ,Hitler blamed it on the Jews and then the Holocaust happened.Children being thrown in the Depths of the Crematory fire and families losing children and brothers or sisters.The Holocaust had many causes and effects, some of these effects were (death,losing hope, and being separated from family). The first effect of the Holocaust was all of the deaths that occurred because of that.According to the website ushmm.com, "The Nazis often killed large groups of prisoners before, during, or after marches. During one march, 7,000 Jewish prisoners, 6,000 of them women, were moved from camps in the Danzig region bordered on the north by the Baltic sea" ("Death Marches").It is a big problem and a lot of people dying because of hitler and the concentration camps.Most of the people that died were children that were young and women …show more content…
On arrival, he sits in the snow and refuses to move.Ellie said "I would have screamed if I could have. He was not moving."(Weisel).It enhanced the problem by people losing hope and giving up and his father is giving up and saying that he does not want to go up and he gives.Lots of people were killed during the death marches because they would give up and just fall on the floor, when that happened they were just show without even knowing.The way they were just killed is just horror when you just think about it because they just died laying in the cold