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    When the word “JUDEN” had finally been plastered onto the window of their bakery‚ Blima knew that her life was about to change forever. This book is called The Story of Blima: A Holocaust Survivor. The Author of the story is Shirley Russak Wachtel. The book is a true story of Blima’s experiences as a young‚ Jewish girl in Germany. She was taken to a concentration camp. Before the Storm is all about Blima’s life before she was taken‚ Darkness Falls shares Blima’s story of the horrors she experienced

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    Rudolf Vrba is a name that will be remembered for decades. He‚ with a childhood friend‚ escaped from one of the most notorious Nazi death camps. Auschwitz. Just the mention of the name can bring back haunting memories from Holocaust survivors. Memories of families being ripped apart‚ mutilated‚ and burned. Memories of a time when Jews were persecuted for doing nothing wrong. A time when they had to fight for every minute of life. A time during which almost unfathomable war crimes were being committed

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    for a teenager named Anne Frank everything that we do now she didn’t do when she was a child. Every teenager in today’s world did not have to work as hard as Anne Frank did in the Holocaust. Anne Frank is still being thought today in this world. Anne Frank will always be remembered from her childhood during the Holocaust‚ her diary‚ and her fate at the end. Anne Frank felt about going into hiding "On August4‚1944‚ the Gestapo ( German Secret State Police) discovered the hiding place

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    Holocaust Survivors Report Long-Term Effects on Attitudes toward Food A M Y J. S I N D L E R‚ MS‚ RD;1 N A N C Y S. W E L L M A N‚ P H D‚ RD‚ FADA;2 O R E N B A R U C H S T I E R‚ P H D3 1 Peace Corps‚ Lesotho‚ Africa; 2National Policy and Resource Center on Nutrition and Aging‚ Florida International University‚ Miami‚ Florida; 3Department of Religious Studies‚ Florida International University‚ Miami‚ Florida INTRODUCTION ABSTRACT Objective: To gather information from survivors on

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    The Holocaust was a horrible time for Gypsies‚ Jews‚ the handicapped‚ and anyone who the Germans felt were subhuman. Adolf Hitler‚ the leader of the Nazis‚ wanted to exterminate everyone who didn’t fit the German Aryan race of having blonde hair and blue eyes. The plan was to send everyone who was strong enough to concentration and death camps. Of those‚ Auschwitz concentration camp was the deadliest and the harshest. The weak would be shot on the spot‚ babies would be killed and anyone over 50 would

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    Possible Questions to ask a Holocaust Survivor  1. Did you lose hope during the Holocaust? 2. What is your attitude toward God and religion? 3. Have you returned to your hometown and your house since you were liberated? 4. Did you tell your children? If not why? 5. What didn’t you tell your children yet? 6. Why did you keep silent all those years? 7. Doesn’t talking bring back memories? 8. Do you feel different from other people or the same? 9. Why didn’t your parents take the whole family

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    Research Paper January 30th‚ 1933 marks the date that would set forth the beginning of a Genocide with a death toll of over 11 million‚ which would today be known as the Holocaust. Many minorities of people like Jews‚ Polishes‚ homosexuals‚ and even people with disabilities were targeted as result of Hitler’s command. Many of these people were killed by gassing and mass shootings. The people who ended up getting sent off to concentration camps instead were considered lucky. What many people didn’t

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    In the summer of 2000‚ Mark Burnett’s experimental reality show‚ Survivor aired on CBS and became a sleeper hit. Phrases such as rat “tasting like chicken‚” and the dreaded “the tribe has spoken‚” entered the American lexicon. Through watching and rewatching seasons of Survivor the evolution of Survivor over the last decade has shown how society has changed its view on race and other biases as well. Black players are no longer viewed as immediately lazy or angry‚ (Jeremy and Tasha from season thirty

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    Max's Survivor: Survivor

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    [i]Survivor:[/i] Many would never guess it but Max is a survivor‚ though most would not even fathom from what. She keeps what happens at home secret and hidden. Her family’s death is not something she tends to enjoy reliving. And despite the level of pain and the chaos endured she has kept silent about it. Having endured a great deal to get to where she is today‚ the little sparrow is stronger than she appears to be. [i]Curious: [/i]Max is curious‚ she has learned to notice the small things in

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    Trauma In Survivors

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    The events and actions during the Holocaust led to drastic psychological consequences. Children for several generations have shown symptoms from emotional trauma that their parents‚ or even grandparents‚ experienced during the Holocaust. This trauma originated from several sources‚ such as starvation‚ physical and emotional abuse‚ and witnessing brutality towards others. Children were a major target during the Holocaust‚ and this resulted in devastating trauma from many sources‚ such as starvation

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