In the book Maus 1 written by Art Spiegelman, page 33 portrays the horror and brutality during the holocaust.
On page 33, Art shows a gruesome picture of four Jewish people hanging in front of a large crowd. Seeing these four people, it is shown what many Jewish people had to witness, and it demonstrates the true horror of the Nazi’s. Anjas father states that, the Germans intended to make an example out of them, these innocent people were hung in front of a mass of people for dealing goods without coupons. Seeing four Jewish community members being hung, it is easy to see the horror the Nazi’s created. They use the hanging as a symbol of respect, that the Jewish people were to obey what the Nazi’s said.
On page 33, it is also easily seen
On page 33, Art shows a gruesome picture of four Jewish people hanging in front of a large crowd. Seeing these four people, it is shown what many Jewish people had to witness, and it demonstrates the true horror of the Nazi’s. Anjas father states that, the Germans intended to make an example out of them, these innocent people were hung in front of a mass of people for dealing goods without coupons. Seeing four Jewish community members being hung, it is easy to see the horror the Nazi’s created. They use the hanging as a symbol of respect, that the Jewish people were to obey what the Nazi’s said.
On page 33, it is also easily seen