Tale Of A Sprinter By Leslie Schwartz: Victims Of The Holocaust
Mothers, sisters, brothers and fathers were torn away from families, and some would never see each other again.Tale of a Sprinter by Sudeep Pagedar also states “that I am a Jew ... There’s no running from the holocaust.” There were effects to the holocaust on the victims, the survivors, and the future generations.
According to the interview with Leslie Schwartz “ Life was unbearable, the daily seeing all these people, they were carried, the dead ones, sick ones.” This is how it was to most victims in the holocaust. They were surrounded by death, and pain, and on top of that if you were a child you wouldn’t survive long. Leslie also stated “ All those children of course, wind up in the crematorium.” If you were liberated how would you ever
According to the interview with Leslie Schwartz “ Life was unbearable, the daily seeing all these people, they were carried, the dead ones, sick ones.” This is how it was to most victims in the holocaust. They were surrounded by death, and pain, and on top of that if you were a child you wouldn’t survive long. Leslie also stated “ All those children of course, wind up in the crematorium.” If you were liberated how would you ever