Personal Narrative: My Experience In The Concentration Camp
Before I came to the concentration camp, it was easy to be with your family but I have
been in the concentration came for almost 3 months. In the times I been in the camp, I met my
best friend, Graciela. Ever since I been in the concentration camp, life has been hard for
everyone. In the mornings, you are awakened by the kapos in the 4 in the morning where you
must raise and find your shoes to work. If someone stole your shoes, the person who took them
often means they are send to death. The beds in the concentration camp are the shapeless
straw mattress which you have to make a perfect bed in military manner. For washing, there is
a barrack and to reach the sanitary facility. You only have a couple of minutes, nearly in the
Morning. …show more content…
Once we get back from work, we head back to over cabin and they do a
evening roll call. Sometimes the evening roll call may take hours but the last evening roll call
took about 10 hours because a prisoner wanted to escape the concentration camp.
Once the roll call was over, everyone would receive dinner which was “soup” with some
spared bread. Me and Graciela never enjoyed the food the concentration camp but we still need
to eat. After we all had finished our dinner, we all go back to our barrack but they never allowed
us to the barrack during the night. The block fuehrer is always waiting for us and our comrades.
The block fuhrer's are the ones who decides who lives and who dies. They were green triangles
which means they are real criminals. They always make us crawl, jump, and makes us run until
we faint but they allowed us to lie down on our straw mattress but it was uncomfortable to lie
down because there was like 5 other people lying down with me and Graciela and we all shared
only one blanket. When one person wanted to go to bed, everyone else had to follow.
been in the concentration came for almost 3 months. In the times I been in the camp, I met my
best friend, Graciela. Ever since I been in the concentration camp, life has been hard for
everyone. In the mornings, you are awakened by the kapos in the 4 in the morning where you
must raise and find your shoes to work. If someone stole your shoes, the person who took them
often means they are send to death. The beds in the concentration camp are the shapeless
straw mattress which you have to make a perfect bed in military manner. For washing, there is
a barrack and to reach the sanitary facility. You only have a couple of minutes, nearly in the
Morning. …show more content…
Once we get back from work, we head back to over cabin and they do a
evening roll call. Sometimes the evening roll call may take hours but the last evening roll call
took about 10 hours because a prisoner wanted to escape the concentration camp.
Once the roll call was over, everyone would receive dinner which was “soup” with some
spared bread. Me and Graciela never enjoyed the food the concentration camp but we still need
to eat. After we all had finished our dinner, we all go back to our barrack but they never allowed
us to the barrack during the night. The block fuehrer is always waiting for us and our comrades.
The block fuhrer's are the ones who decides who lives and who dies. They were green triangles
which means they are real criminals. They always make us crawl, jump, and makes us run until
we faint but they allowed us to lie down on our straw mattress but it was uncomfortable to lie
down because there was like 5 other people lying down with me and Graciela and we all shared
only one blanket. When one person wanted to go to bed, everyone else had to follow.