In the short story Teens Who Fought Hitler by Lauren Tarshis, a young boy named Ben Kamm and his family wanted to survive with thousands of others in a small condensed area but, it was controlled by the Nazis so they couldn’t escape so Ben figures out a way to sneak out and find food with the help of his aunt for his starving family himself included then, Ben joins a fighting group that stays in the forest and breaks up that support that is coming in for the Nazis. In the article Teens Who Fought Hitler there's a lot of challenges that the Kamm’s come across and a lot of courage involved in trying to stay alive. All of this commotion has one of the best histories behind it. In the early 1920’s, Hitler was planning to destroy/kill 9.5
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The Germans haven’t been doing so well since then. Hitler and the Nazis conquered that Germans were superior to everyone else. They also decided that the mishap for Germany's problems was Jewish people. One of the most famous quotes from Hitler in the 1920’s was, “Eliminate the Jews and you will eliminate all of Germany’s problems!” During this time period, many Jew and non Jews were killed by the Nazis because of the history that they had. During all of this, Hitler destroyed the Jew’s business. Jews weren’t allowed on public parks, or libraries. Jews couldn’t go out after 5 p.m. and if you don’t follow these rules could get shot or you could die right then and there. (Pg.7) This means that the Jews couldn’t make money because there business got destroyed, so they couldn’t afford much food or water for their families to survive. Another challenge is that 400,000 Jews were crammed into a small area called …show more content…
Hitler committed suicide and the rest of the Nazis were arrested. Ben was turning 24 years old in 1945 and these memories would be stuck in his head from then on out. In 1943 the Nazi’s had taken the 49,000 people that had survived in the ghetto to concentration camps where each and every one of them was killed. Ben then later got married and moved to america and built a successful family and then died only a few years
The Germans haven’t been doing so well since then. Hitler and the Nazis conquered that Germans were superior to everyone else. They also decided that the mishap for Germany's problems was Jewish people. One of the most famous quotes from Hitler in the 1920’s was, “Eliminate the Jews and you will eliminate all of Germany’s problems!” During this time period, many Jew and non Jews were killed by the Nazis because of the history that they had. During all of this, Hitler destroyed the Jew’s business. Jews weren’t allowed on public parks, or libraries. Jews couldn’t go out after 5 p.m. and if you don’t follow these rules could get shot or you could die right then and there. (Pg.7) This means that the Jews couldn’t make money because there business got destroyed, so they couldn’t afford much food or water for their families to survive. Another challenge is that 400,000 Jews were crammed into a small area called …show more content…
Hitler committed suicide and the rest of the Nazis were arrested. Ben was turning 24 years old in 1945 and these memories would be stuck in his head from then on out. In 1943 the Nazi’s had taken the 49,000 people that had survived in the ghetto to concentration camps where each and every one of them was killed. Ben then later got married and moved to america and built a successful family and then died only a few years