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Life was good in portland quiet evening , kinda warm since it’s spring. Next thing that I see is a bunch of trucks coming and I saw the Nazi’s come out and everyone came out of their houses wondering what is happening . The Nazi’s told the jews that they have to come with them to take them to a camp and must forsake everything they have and come with them now.I’m sick of these Nazi’s , they’re just like pigs ! People were yelling, crying , and getting mad. So the Nazi’s commander got a gun and shoot people so they know he’s not playing and the jews and I went in the truck.

After three weeks of the camp more than 100 jews died from starvation , suffering , and getting shot Nazi’s, just kill jews just how lions kill animals.We barely get enough food , It was nasty bread and oat
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After a little practice we were ready we first had to take 4 Nazi’s so we can get some weapons to shoot with when get a few.After that there was 2 Nazi’s that were armed that were gonna take some jews to the gas chamber a little down of the forest and we killed them and took the jews back somewhere out of the forest where isn’t invaded with Nazi’s.

I really never thought I’d kill someone but I guess this war is just for peace and for our freedom.I wanted freedom both Nazi’s and Jews to come to peace. Just how the sun brightens up on the village.We mostly took most of the Nazi’s down less Nazi’s everyday basically.The guns and ammunition are hidden inside the beds we made a little hole inside so we can stuff them. We also took a couple Nazi suits just so we can trick them and shoot them. We took trucks/cars back and all the ammo and guns we can take back to our town.But I couldn’t stay in our town it was too dangerous.We made a big house in

a hidden place where no Nazi can find anyone.Over 1000 Jews stay there it was protected by a few Jew

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