Paper Clips In The Film 'The Rail Car'

In the documentary, “Paper Clips”, it is shown that a class of students in Tennessee is learning about the Holocaust. The kids watch videos and read stories about the infamous Hitler and his Nazi party. Adolf Hitler killed at least 6 million Jews, before committing suicide. The class then decides to get 6 million paper clips, as a representation of the 6 million Jewish people that were killed. Each paper clip contains a Jew’s soul, and the students want to make a permanent remembrance for the people killed. Hitler only killed these people out of hatred and anger, because he didn’t like the Jewish race. He then decided to make it his goal to wipe them all off the face of the Earth, including homosexuals, gypsies, and also disabled.
The suitcase is another symbol is this documentary, it represents the gifts of forgiveness from the Germans. The Germans feel very sorry for what their country has done to the Jews in the past. The suitcase is filled inside with paper clips containing more Jewish souls and even letters. The letters were addressed to the one and only, Anne Frank, they wrote about her forgiving them for all the pain that she endured.
People will be able to come and see all the paper clips in a rail car. They will remember all the pain and suffering that the Jews endured, while under the control of Hitler. They may now rest in a lovely rail car, while many tourists and other members of the community take turns coming in and taking care of the place. They watch over the paper clips and rail car, as if it was part of the family. The Jewish were lost in their path towards unity, forgiveness, peace, and their way to Heaven. And the class of students saw their distress, so they worked hard to make a path towards their afterlife goals. The students carved a path towards Heaven, and the Jews thank the class and community for all their work from