Assigntment5:timeline

1.Rise of the Nazi Party: 14 years after WWII the Nazi's group grew to the largest party in Germany

2.Nazification: When Hitler was Chancellor, then Reichsführer; the Nazi changed Germany's economic, political, and social ways.

3.The Ghettos: Jew were put in ghettos in the next step of Hitler's Final Solution.The Camps: Concentration camps were the last step to Hitler's Final Solution.

4.Resistance: The Jewish tried to resist by stealing bread or attacking the Nazi shuffle.

5.Rescue and Liberation: Some survived through neighbors and others through allies that rescued them.

6.Aftermath: Nazi perpetrators were arrested and punished by their crimes while Jews who had survived the camps had begun to try to rebuild their lives.

assignment 4:?'s chapter 2 &3

Chapter 2

1. When they realized what was going on, what the train was and where it was going 2... it was 2 late.

2. She saw the flames of the pit and fires in the crematories.

3. A couple of men held her down tied her up and stuck something in her mouth for she can stop talking.

4. They were going 2 Auschwitz on a TRAIN! :]

Chapter 3

1. A person came up 2 him and told him 2 say that he was 18. I'm guessing 2 stay with his dad.

2. The Babies were thrown in the fires.

3. The flames not only took his ability 2 sleep but his faith in god disappeared.

4. He didn't fight or say anything 2 the man who slapped his father.

5. It was a nice place in his opinion . With gardens and cement blocks.

6. the gates with barbed wire.

7. The code on there arms. "there new names."

8. He was way to humane is how they explained it.

9. Black coffee in the morning, followed by bread, the soup at midday, and bread for dinner.

10. Thew his father in the crematory.

Assignment #2 ;Cattle Car Complex

Adam Posner was a Jewish lawyer that got stuck in an elevator. As Posner was sat in the elevator, he remembered the Holocaust. The man was remembering about how the Jewish were put in Cattle Cars (80 in each), and how they were suffering of thirst and suffocation; he was claustrophobic. Adam was afraid of the dark as well; the officer asked him to stay there longer, but Posner refused and cursed at him. At the end the Jewish man was saved, still living the horrible memorys of the Holocaust.
this to show how Jewish people today are still affected and tramatized by the Holocaust even if they know it happened a long time ago.

Assignment 3: Chapter 1 Night Questions

1.Q. Who is Moishe the Beadle?

A.He is a poor man, but people like the presence of him. A majority of the time he was almost invisible. He was very strange but in a nice/good way.

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2.Q. Why did Eliezer cry when he prayed?

A. Elie didn't know why he was cry he just had the urge and cried.

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3.Q. When Moishe/Moche returned what did he tell?

A. Moishe/Moche said that the train with the deportees had crossed the Hungarian borderand. Polish territory, had been taken over by the Gestapo. The train had stopped, and the jews were ordered to get off and onto waiting trucks. Then trucks headed toward a forest, where everyone was told to get out. They were forced to dig huge trenches, and when they finished their work, the men from the Gestapo began killing. Without any haste, they fired at their prisoners. Babys were tossed into the air and were used as targets for their machine guns......................EW!

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4.Q. Why didn't people believe him?

A. No one believed him because they all thought that he just wanted them to feel sorry for him and that he needed attention.

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5.Q. List the ways the Jewish people of Sighet lost their rights (List 5).

A.1. they arrested leaders of the Jewish community 2. they couldn't stay out past six that was there curfew 3. they weren't allowed to have anything with monitary value 4. they had to wear a yellow star 5. soldiers could go in their house 6. they were put in the ghetto
A neighborhood with only a class of people ex. Jews

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6.Q. What is a Ghetto?

A.A neighborhood/place/city with only a class of people /race.

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7.Q. Why did citizens resist the truth , even when it was in front of them?

A.The Jews didn't believe that Hitler really intended to annihilate the jewish people

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8.Q. Describe the conditions in the train (at the end of the chapter).

A. There were 80 people to 1 car *

the one in charge would be killed if ANYONE escaped

there was very little bread and water

there were bars on the windows that were checked before they left

Assignment 1; Night

The holocaust was one of the worst if not the worst slaughterings of world history in my opinion. This massacre was led by Adolf Hitler, a very smart man who used his head for all the wrong reasons.

He used his brains to gather anglosaxon men to help him kill every Jewish person for his dislike of them.

There are many theories on why he decided to start killing Jew's. One was because his mom died at the hands of a Jewish doctor. Others were on his opinion that Jews were 2 powerful and there were to many. that Jewish kill Jesus