Never Forget To Lie Analysis

Never Forget To Lie The people that were survivors of a war that took the lives of the Jews and the Europeans during World War 2 were The Holocaust Survivors. This war all started when Nazi enforced a law to get rid of all the Jews, the sad part is that the people accepted the rule. As a result, in order for the Jews to survive this war they had to change their identity, go into hiding, and even change the religion that they believe in. Holocaust survivors in Never Forget to Lie demonstrated the characteristics of Erikson’s ego integrity versus despair stage. This stage reflects aging adults who reflects back on their past life which is why this documentary shows Erikson’s ego integrity versus despair stage. This documentary shows the lives of the people who are the current holocaust survivors and all of them currently live in the United States, they reflect back as a child in Europe and explain the life of war and how they were victims to it. The survivors who were discussing their experience are very old, so they didn’t need to be …show more content…
The people that helped them such as sisters, priests, and parents are the people that the holocaust survivors do not know what happened to them. In the documentary, there was a couple who both survived the war as children. For the first time since the war ended, the couple was going back to their homeland Poland. The wife was very grateful for her parents for all the sacrifices that they made in order for her to live a better life. She also was happy to know what exactly happened to her father to give her closure. The husband also found closure going back to his homeland. The husband and wife have each other to support during this hard time. The example of the couple that reflects back on their life is the despair stage, the ego integrity stage is when the couple finds closure and come away from this reflection with a positive