World War 2 Dbq Analysis

Throughout many deaths of Jewish people in during the World War II. About 6 million Jewish were dead, but some had survive and carry out the horrible experience. Even though they went through hard times, but love, laughter, and nature helped many keep moving on through the harsh sad days. Within the lives of Jewish dying everyday living in fear. Those who care about each other got through a lot sharing the love for each other. Syvia and her family were forced to live in a ghetto. Since there was not enough food for everyone the parents had given Syvia and Dora their food. The food they give them filled with love. “Mother does not eat her meal. She gives it to me instead. She does not say “I love you” in hugs or kisses, but her love fills my plate.” (Doc A) Outside Syvia sees a pear as she was going to head back she sees another pear. She thought of Dora, her sister, quickly grabbed it to her sister. The love that she didn’t only think about herself, but thought of her sister shows a deep bond of love that they care about each other. “Only me and this pear. I take a bite…. I am about to run back, when I spot another pear on the tree….I think of Dora, and I grab it then turn and run back to the building with a pear in each hand.” (Doc B) …show more content…
When Syvia’s papa tells her that “pain your mother give you life.” Syvia thought out loud “It hurt mama to give me life? Why? Didn’t I just pop out of her belly button?” with the words she spoke it made the family burst into laughter. Helping them forget their pain. (Doc A) As Liesel plays with her family with snow they forget the negativity they are in filling it with laughter and smiles. “Often I wish this would all be over, Liesel, but then somehow you do something like walk down the basement steps with a snowman in your hands.” (Doc