The Difficulties Endured by Anne Frank & Eva Galler “Only the bad laws applied to us, that we couldn't walk on a sidewalk, only in the middle of the street. And we wear a star that everybody should recognize us. But it wasn't a law that somebody couldn't kill us. That law didn't apply to us,”(Menszer, “The Holocaust Survivors”). This is just another heartbreaking reminder of how the Nazis treated the Jewish people. These horrific events that Anne Frank and Eva Galler had to endure were truly a disgrace. Eva and Anne had to deal with many hardships, which should have been avoided. But they all did it in different ways.
First of all, Anne had many difficulties that most normal kids didn’t face. Anne’s mother and father never understood …show more content…
Eva explained, “Even your friends could turn against you. I felt degraded. We were outside the law. Anyone could do with us as they wanted.” (Menszer, “The Holocaust Survivors”). Eva would lash out at her siblings. She had a very hard time accepting all the hardships of the Holocaust. And how it was affecting her and her family.
Whereas, Anne would get into little arguments with the residents of the annex but nothing serious. Eva went through many hardships in the Holocaust. She was in on her way to a concentration camp when she escaped by jumping out of a train. Eva had to pretend she was a catholic and live in fear of the Nazis finding her after she escaped. Anne mainly hid for most of the Holocaust. Anne did not have to experience nearly as much fear and death as Eva did. They are both amazing stories of survival during the Holocaust.
Eva and Anne had to endure many hardships during the holocaust. Their stories display how people can cope and get through extremely hard times in their lives. They show how hard the Holocaust was on everyone, and how it affected people. The Holocaust was a terrifying ordeal which should have been avoided. Eva and Anne show that no matter who you are you can get through in the toughest times in life. They are truly amazing and inspiring people.
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First of all, Anne had many difficulties that most normal kids didn’t face. Anne’s mother and father never understood …show more content…
Eva explained, “Even your friends could turn against you. I felt degraded. We were outside the law. Anyone could do with us as they wanted.” (Menszer, “The Holocaust Survivors”). Eva would lash out at her siblings. She had a very hard time accepting all the hardships of the Holocaust. And how it was affecting her and her family.
Whereas, Anne would get into little arguments with the residents of the annex but nothing serious. Eva went through many hardships in the Holocaust. She was in on her way to a concentration camp when she escaped by jumping out of a train. Eva had to pretend she was a catholic and live in fear of the Nazis finding her after she escaped. Anne mainly hid for most of the Holocaust. Anne did not have to experience nearly as much fear and death as Eva did. They are both amazing stories of survival during the Holocaust.
Eva and Anne had to endure many hardships during the holocaust. Their stories display how people can cope and get through extremely hard times in their lives. They show how hard the Holocaust was on everyone, and how it affected people. The Holocaust was a terrifying ordeal which should have been avoided. Eva and Anne show that no matter who you are you can get through in the toughest times in life. They are truly amazing and inspiring people.
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