1. The Hitler Salute
Its along the lines of the Roman Salute that the Nazis followed in a way to show loyalty to Hitler. It came in because Hitler and the SS leader believed it came from the old gatherings of Germanic people. Hitler regarded the salute as the war-like spirit of the Germans. Heil Hitler!(hail to Hitler) was also said when addressing a citizen or a high ranking SS officer. Hitler usually used the salute himself when giving a speech or addressing a crowd.
2. Germany's Great Depression
Germany's dependency on foreign trade and its debts to America ended up in Germany's inevitable fall in economy. Banks quickly started failing throughout the country. Germany's lost-of-value money ended up dropping the middles class's ability to buy necessary supplies to survive. All of the economy hit rock-bottom Tuesday October 29, 1929. Adolf Hitler saw his Chance to rise to power in the eye of the poor weak state of Germany.
1. Because he was pleading his father's forbiddings to do so. And he didn't want to show any kindness to his God that had brought onto people such horrors.
2. They were to run so fast that they wouldn't be able to catch his number.
3.Rushed; like he was trying to get a life's length of sentences to his son in a minute.
4. He asked for the kaddish to be said for him but they didn't do it.
5.His foot had started really hurting...or in doctor's terms his foot had been filled with pus .
6.The Russians were following them and as for the fate of the hospital dudes they were liberated.
1. Well the first doctor was just asking to see if they were in good health but likely if they said no they would simply be burned or killed or both. The dentist checked their mouth for gold teeth to yank out for himself or the NAzi group.
2. Because Beethoven was german and jews were not worthy to play his music.
3. When he gets furious he starts to attack anything in his way; he did it to Ellile and his father.
4. He kept saying that he was sick in order to evatate to get away from getting his tooth taken out and in the end they sent away the dentist.
5.The french girl he used to work with in the warehouse.
6. Franek in consequence put his father in the marchijng group which his father couldnt do which ended in relentless beats on him. After Franek got Ellie to cave in; he had Ellie give hima ration of bread and he had a dude take out his tooth with a rusty spoon.
7. The Jews are put in a room fullled witrh steaming hot soup. This old man drags himself toward it and drinks form it and the whole time there was no admiration just jeaolusy. When the bombign begins the man dies.
8. "They're expecting trouble." The germans were afraid that if one person tried to rebel then all jews would follow. The german knew they would lose that battle so they tried inflicting fear by showing them "consequences."
9. it was the hanging of the 2 men and that beautiful boy. They fact they'd kill a boy infornt of them was not so light apparently despite all they's seen and gone through.
Rise of the Nazi Party: 14 years after WWII the Nazi Party group grew to the largest party in Germany.
Nazification: When Hitler was Chancellor, then Reichsführer; the nazi changed Germany's economic, political, and social ways.
The Ghettos: Jew were put in ghettos in the next step of Hitler's Final Solution.
The Camps: Concentration camps were the last step to Hitler's Final Solution.
Resistance: The Jews tried to resist by stealing bread or attacking the Nazi shuffle.
Rescue and Liberation: Some survived through neighboors and others through allies that rescued them.
AfterMath: Nazi perpetrators were arrested and punished by their crimes while Jews who had survived the camps had begun to try to rebuild their lives.
1. I think he had kind of tried to keep up with the men that might be of actual use to avoid his death. Or maybe he wanted to fall in the category of men his father might be in.
2.There was a pit full of hissing fire when he walked by a truck dumping a pile of babies.
3. He meant that those flames he saw slowly peeling the life of innocent humans had thrown him off his faith toward God since how could a God let this happen?
4. Well his life had revolved around God; in a way God seemed to have always been his light at the end of the tunnel but then losing his faith life was suddenly just surviving to see the end.
5. That he believed it was better than Birkenau.
6.They tend to wash them for disinfecting with hot water and petrol.
7. They would tattoo them a code of numbers and letter.
8.He was thought too humane.
9.in the morning:black coffee. At noon: Soup. Evening:bread and something.
10.He was forced to put his own father in the crematory.
Explain, "our eyes were opened, but too late." Where was the train at this point?
By then they were in Hungary. He means that they had been told and told what their fate was leading them to pain of death.
What was foreshadowed by Madame Schacter's nightmare?
It was the horrible welcoming by the fire shooting out of a chimney to the Birkenau, Auschwitz.
What did some of the passengers do to quiet Madame Schacter?
Well at first they pitied her and tried to aid her like they could believing she was simply mad. In the end they lost patience and the men struck sometimes lethally.
What did some of the passangers do to quiet Madame Schacter?
Birkenau, Auscwtiz
1. Moshe the Beadle was a tall, awkward man that everyone found themselves very fond of. He was a man of all work in the house of prayer.
2. he wasn't sure why he cried he just felt he had to.
3.About the killing of many foreign Jews and his escape.
4.They thought he was mad and they mostly pitied him.
5. -they had to wear a yellow star
-they were on curfew to not go out after six
-they weren't allowed things of value like gold, silver, etc...
-soldiers lived off them in their homes
- they were put in ghettos
-they weren't allowed to go to specific restaurants...
6. area of city occupied by a minority group
7. They were hopeful that the war or troubles would be over by the time it reached them.
8.80 people were stuffed in each car with some bread and a few pails of water. the officers would check the bars and such of the train car and then they would assign 1 person to watch the Jew and if one Jew or more escaped the person in charge was shot.
I believe that lakshmi is very innocent and naiive. i also believe that she needs to have enough self-esteem to tell her mother she is worth as much as a man! To tell her father that she is more man than him! But lakshmi is also strong enough to endure the brothel I will say brave when she escaped but she was a coward to continue under Mumtaz's fingers.
Stopping by woods on a snowy evening-?
I think that all Lakshmi wanted to do was to die and she daydreamed with it but she knew that her family needed her and I believe it was also her hopee to see a light at the end of the tunnel.
Signed
K L A R A
