In the article, “Teens who Fought Hitler”, by Lauren Tarshis, States the struggles of a jew Ben Kamm, his family, also with the millions of other Jews that have fallen in the hands of Adolf Hitler and his Nazis. Ben Kamm and his family lived in one of the darkest pieces through the evolution of the world… The Holocaust. Ben and his family were once a happy family until Hitler came into power after Germany losing WW1, and offering the Jewish people a scapegoat: Jewish people.” In 1945 the war had finally ended but more than 60 million people had died, by then Ben was 24 years old. Once a little boy who sprinted through the peaceful streets of Warsaw. His Entire family dead. Though Ben and his family went through one of the darkest and deepest
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All Jewish people in Warsaw and its surrounding towns were rounded up and force to move into one tiny area of the city. “Later on, the tiny area was now known as the Ghetto which was surrounded by 10-foot wall topped with barbed wire and broken glass.” (7) Worse case scenario “Sometimes 400,00 Jews were crammed into the ghetto. Ben's family was moved into one small room.” “The ghetto was very small and the gates of it were closed. Nobody was allowed to leave.” This was a serious challenge because to imagine that the 400,000 jews in the ghetto were placed in there and everything was closed in diseases would spread, also how would they get food if everything was closed …show more content…
After all the jews in Warsaw were rounded up and forced to move into a tiny section, Ben felt like an animal a helpless animal. Little did he know that there was a group that was fighting for jews rights - The Partisans. After ben had heard about his group he sunk out and joined the group. As days went on with the partisans Ben Struggled to adjust to life with the partisans. He had to learn to shoot, to fall asleep on the cold forest ground, to endure days in the rain-soaked in clothing and to ambush police man. Another sight of courage they did was, they Blew up Factories, Sabotaged railroads, stole weapons shipments, and upset the flow of supplies to German troops. They did this because with sabotaging the supplies to the Germans, they would save a few lives of certain death at the Connectarition
All Jewish people in Warsaw and its surrounding towns were rounded up and force to move into one tiny area of the city. “Later on, the tiny area was now known as the Ghetto which was surrounded by 10-foot wall topped with barbed wire and broken glass.” (7) Worse case scenario “Sometimes 400,00 Jews were crammed into the ghetto. Ben's family was moved into one small room.” “The ghetto was very small and the gates of it were closed. Nobody was allowed to leave.” This was a serious challenge because to imagine that the 400,000 jews in the ghetto were placed in there and everything was closed in diseases would spread, also how would they get food if everything was closed …show more content…
After all the jews in Warsaw were rounded up and forced to move into a tiny section, Ben felt like an animal a helpless animal. Little did he know that there was a group that was fighting for jews rights - The Partisans. After ben had heard about his group he sunk out and joined the group. As days went on with the partisans Ben Struggled to adjust to life with the partisans. He had to learn to shoot, to fall asleep on the cold forest ground, to endure days in the rain-soaked in clothing and to ambush police man. Another sight of courage they did was, they Blew up Factories, Sabotaged railroads, stole weapons shipments, and upset the flow of supplies to German troops. They did this because with sabotaging the supplies to the Germans, they would save a few lives of certain death at the Connectarition