Part 4: The two events that caught my attention was when the Americans arrived and how much relief and they were. Some Germans who were alive felt guilty about it because why did were they alive? Were they lucky? There was this one Jewish girl. She wasn't happy when the Americans arrived. She was lonely and stayed in the camps. The video didn't tell us why she exactly she felt this. I feel like she was sad because all of her family and friends has died and she was the only one alone. She didn't know what to do next once she has been released. I probably felt lost, hopeless, lonely, and depressed because she has lost the closest people because they were forced to go to the concentration camps. Another event that caught my attention was that
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Those 75% of European-Jews were children, babies, and adults. Even how the Jews were killed is the worst thing to hear after the died. Babies were thrown into flames like it was no big idea. I would be terrify just watching it. The SS officer hung Jews in public too. That would make me feel uncomfortable to watch.
Part 5: One event that has the greatest impact on me was when SS officers were killing babies and infants. When I hear and saw this I thought they were heartless human beings and I was questioning why? Then I realize they were all forced and brainwashed to do that. Nazis children were brainwashed by the schools and propaganda posters into thinking Jewish people are terrible. Hitler had brainwashed many people into thinking the Jews were bad using stereotypes to define a person who didn't do anything to that other person. In today's everyone uses stereotypes on groups as a joke or for real including me. I mistaken people just by looks and how they act towards other people. I'm not afraid to admit. I'm not going to say I've never judge someone by their looks or how they act. Everyone's human and everyone's makes stupid mistakes, but why didn't anyone stop Hitler from making these
Those 75% of European-Jews were children, babies, and adults. Even how the Jews were killed is the worst thing to hear after the died. Babies were thrown into flames like it was no big idea. I would be terrify just watching it. The SS officer hung Jews in public too. That would make me feel uncomfortable to watch.
Part 5: One event that has the greatest impact on me was when SS officers were killing babies and infants. When I hear and saw this I thought they were heartless human beings and I was questioning why? Then I realize they were all forced and brainwashed to do that. Nazis children were brainwashed by the schools and propaganda posters into thinking Jewish people are terrible. Hitler had brainwashed many people into thinking the Jews were bad using stereotypes to define a person who didn't do anything to that other person. In today's everyone uses stereotypes on groups as a joke or for real including me. I mistaken people just by looks and how they act towards other people. I'm not afraid to admit. I'm not going to say I've never judge someone by their looks or how they act. Everyone's human and everyone's makes stupid mistakes, but why didn't anyone stop Hitler from making these