Prisoner B-3087, this book happened during the Holocaust that happened on January 30, 1933 through May 8, 1945.
Jack Gruener, a pre-teen who was a survivor of the Holocaust. It was harsh for the Jews, as they watch their own people die in front of them by the Nazi guard or by disease or by their own people. The jews were treated worst than animal by only having little to no food, sleeping with people that have disease (Or catching it), little to no clothes, killed, burn alive, toxiced, electric shock, mostly all these sum up to torture. Jew’s family were threatened and separated when they are sent to a concentration camp. The man that are able to work and are healthy stay but for the man and child and women that aren’t able to work they are …show more content…
But sadly even if you’re working as hard as you can in the Concentration camp you’ll still be killed, or even if one of the soldier thinks that you're looking at them in the wrong way they’ll just beat you up harshly or that you aren’t able to get up out of bed they’ll just beat you up again and if you miss the Roll Call, then it’s unlucky for you my friend cause once they find you you’re either hanged in front of everyone or just shot dead or worse they’ll let the dog bit you into pieces. Sadly sometime if you’re a Jew and you were to be sent to another concentration camp but if there wasn't any “train” then you’ll be set on foot with little bread and that is all, but if you’re lucky enough to go pass some houses that belongs to the Czechs then you’ll be able to see some food outside the door or windowsill or that some of the people would be throwing some food outside the window just for the Jews to get something to eat. But the reason why …show more content…
These words were “Don’t share with anyone else. Not if you want to survive”. Or “You have no name, no personality, no family, no friends. Nothing to identify you, nothing to care. Not if you want to survive.” All these words were said to B-3087 (- Yanek) by Uncle Moshe a relative that was close to Prisoner B-3087 but sadly he didn’t survive. These teaches you that In survival If you want to survive you have to do things even if it’s not right and to always keep your guard up all the time and STAY STRONG so that even a little word can’t bring you down. Prisoner B-3087 was sent to PlASZOW CONCENTRATION CAMP in 1942 to 1943 before going to WIELICZKA SALT MINE in 1943 to 1944 before switching again to TRZEBINIA CONCENTRATION CAMP in 1944. During this he didn’t know that he would be moved again to BIRKENAU CONCENTRATION CAMP in 1944 to 1945 again being moved to AUSCHWITZ CONCENTRATION CAMP in 1945. After this he had to walk on the DEATH MARCH in 1945 to get to SACHSENHAUSEN CONCENTRATION CAMP in 1945. After that he was moved again to BERGEN-BELSEN CONCENTRATION CAMP in 1945 again and to being moved again to GROSS-ROSEN CONCENTRATION CAMP in 1945, but again he had to walk to DEATH MARCH just to get to where he was being lead to by the SS guard but he didn’t notice that this was the LAST Concentration camp he was ever going to The DACHAU CONCENTRATION CAMP. All this happened in the period of
Jack Gruener, a pre-teen who was a survivor of the Holocaust. It was harsh for the Jews, as they watch their own people die in front of them by the Nazi guard or by disease or by their own people. The jews were treated worst than animal by only having little to no food, sleeping with people that have disease (Or catching it), little to no clothes, killed, burn alive, toxiced, electric shock, mostly all these sum up to torture. Jew’s family were threatened and separated when they are sent to a concentration camp. The man that are able to work and are healthy stay but for the man and child and women that aren’t able to work they are …show more content…
But sadly even if you’re working as hard as you can in the Concentration camp you’ll still be killed, or even if one of the soldier thinks that you're looking at them in the wrong way they’ll just beat you up harshly or that you aren’t able to get up out of bed they’ll just beat you up again and if you miss the Roll Call, then it’s unlucky for you my friend cause once they find you you’re either hanged in front of everyone or just shot dead or worse they’ll let the dog bit you into pieces. Sadly sometime if you’re a Jew and you were to be sent to another concentration camp but if there wasn't any “train” then you’ll be set on foot with little bread and that is all, but if you’re lucky enough to go pass some houses that belongs to the Czechs then you’ll be able to see some food outside the door or windowsill or that some of the people would be throwing some food outside the window just for the Jews to get something to eat. But the reason why …show more content…
These words were “Don’t share with anyone else. Not if you want to survive”. Or “You have no name, no personality, no family, no friends. Nothing to identify you, nothing to care. Not if you want to survive.” All these words were said to B-3087 (- Yanek) by Uncle Moshe a relative that was close to Prisoner B-3087 but sadly he didn’t survive. These teaches you that In survival If you want to survive you have to do things even if it’s not right and to always keep your guard up all the time and STAY STRONG so that even a little word can’t bring you down. Prisoner B-3087 was sent to PlASZOW CONCENTRATION CAMP in 1942 to 1943 before going to WIELICZKA SALT MINE in 1943 to 1944 before switching again to TRZEBINIA CONCENTRATION CAMP in 1944. During this he didn’t know that he would be moved again to BIRKENAU CONCENTRATION CAMP in 1944 to 1945 again being moved to AUSCHWITZ CONCENTRATION CAMP in 1945. After this he had to walk on the DEATH MARCH in 1945 to get to SACHSENHAUSEN CONCENTRATION CAMP in 1945. After that he was moved again to BERGEN-BELSEN CONCENTRATION CAMP in 1945 again and to being moved again to GROSS-ROSEN CONCENTRATION CAMP in 1945, but again he had to walk to DEATH MARCH just to get to where he was being lead to by the SS guard but he didn’t notice that this was the LAST Concentration camp he was ever going to The DACHAU CONCENTRATION CAMP. All this happened in the period of