Bystanders were people who were fearful and played it safe. A. These people chose not to help with the Nazi Victims, being fearful of the consequences. B. During World War II many just stood by and watched the cruel acts happen.
The children of the holocaust had their lives very rough throughout the tragic event. A. These children were tortured by their teachers in front of the class before the Jews were forbidden to go to school. B. Children risked their lives in the ghetto by smuggling food into the ghetto to help feed their family.
Liberators struggle talking about the many scenes they have witnessed in the Ohrdurf Concentration Camp. A. Liberators had witnessed many horrible scenes during the war, but the condition of the
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A. The Nazis separated the Jews legally, socially, and physically from the Germans. B. Concentration camps were also a part of the perpetrators, prisoners were tortured, starved, beaten to death, forced into labor, shot in the head, or sometimes gassed by gases.
Rescuers were the people that helped the Jews hide from the Nazis.
A. These people risked their lives hiding jews, public hangings, be shot on the spot, and being sent to concentration camps were the consequences if you helped the “enemy” hide or escape.
B. Rescuers tried finding many ways to help the jews and once they found out how to help they took action.
The resisters were people who resisted to be sent to concentration camps etc. A. Resisters were sentenced to death and those under this order were said “to have disappeared in the night and fog.” B. Many were killed and beaten because they were speaking against the Nazism.
Survivors are the ones who survived the Holocaust during the whole 5 years or the war. A. About 11 million people were killed but there about 350,000 people today who are alive or have survived the
The children of the holocaust had their lives very rough throughout the tragic event. A. These children were tortured by their teachers in front of the class before the Jews were forbidden to go to school. B. Children risked their lives in the ghetto by smuggling food into the ghetto to help feed their family.
Liberators struggle talking about the many scenes they have witnessed in the Ohrdurf Concentration Camp. A. Liberators had witnessed many horrible scenes during the war, but the condition of the
prisoners …show more content…
A. The Nazis separated the Jews legally, socially, and physically from the Germans. B. Concentration camps were also a part of the perpetrators, prisoners were tortured, starved, beaten to death, forced into labor, shot in the head, or sometimes gassed by gases.
Rescuers were the people that helped the Jews hide from the Nazis.
A. These people risked their lives hiding jews, public hangings, be shot on the spot, and being sent to concentration camps were the consequences if you helped the “enemy” hide or escape.
B. Rescuers tried finding many ways to help the jews and once they found out how to help they took action.
The resisters were people who resisted to be sent to concentration camps etc. A. Resisters were sentenced to death and those under this order were said “to have disappeared in the night and fog.” B. Many were killed and beaten because they were speaking against the Nazism.
Survivors are the ones who survived the Holocaust during the whole 5 years or the war. A. About 11 million people were killed but there about 350,000 people today who are alive or have survived the