Learning about the Holocaust through Narrative
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Joe, I appreciate your insights, but I read them only now because you are posting them in a group we are not using. Please go into the group called "Reflections" and post your work there so the class can benefit from reading it.
Can you imagine? War breaks out. A fatal decision. Try to put this image in your head.
They tried to kill as many Jews as possible. I get selected. Never give up. What kept us alive was the obsession of living.
I wanted to look healthy. I need a d...
The Watch
Elie Weisel
The underlining message of The Watch is a dilemma that faces itself in several options when involved with the Holocaust. The author is stuck in his past. He needs to return to his past and that seems like his goal. It can ver...
As I made my way through the journey of the book, various things stuck out at me and made me ponder. There were many things in the book that were to my satisfaction, and several things that I wasn’t so into or clear about. Yet whether it be someth...
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- At 11:09pm on February 27, 2009,
Karen Shawn said…
- I look forward to reading your comments here! Until then, have a great Shabbos.
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